Brynn was born and raised on the island of Oahu and has lived on the North Shore since 1991. She has been licensed as a Realtor-Associate, with Prudential Locations, LLC, since 1999. Brynn has been nominated for the Aloha Aina Award every year, from 2000.
She became a Fine Homes Specialist in 2006 and has represented Buyers and Sellers in Resort and Residential properties in Waikiki, Kaimuki, Kailua, Ko'Olina, Makakilo, Mililani, Pearl City, Wahiawa, Punalu'u, Kahuku, Bluestone, Maleakahana, Pupukea, Waimea Bay, Hauula, Kaneohe and Kauai Islander on the Beach.
You can reach Brynn at:
Email: brynn.allen@pruhawaii.com
Direct: 808-330-1602
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Aloha Kilroy,
One of the best publications for all foreclosures is Pacific Business News. I am a subscriber and follow it closely. Most of the foreclosures are lending institutions and AOAO's against Maintenance Fee Liens. The most prevelant tax foreclosures are on the Big Island.
Me ke aloha pumehana,
Brynn H. Allen
Realtor Associate - Wed Jan 9 2008, 14:01
Aloha Jim, We are definately in a Buyers Market. Select neighborhoods, such as Kahala, Portlock and Kailua are still holding value. The decline in the US dollar is attracting International Buyers and I believe we will see activity pick up in resort areas,such as Waikiki and Ko'Olina. My company, Prudential Locations, LLC, is the leader is Hawaii Market reporting. I can send you the latest Market report that we have on file. You can email me at brynn.allen@pruhawaii.com and I will send you the report as an email attachment. Me ke aloha pumehana, Brynn - Wed Jan 9 2008, 13:55