MOC rental prices for 2026

[NTP66]

For the first time in a while, I'll be posting my [deleted] unit for rental after I book for [deleted] 2026. For those of you who have been continually listing multiple units, have you seen a noticeable decline in the rental price that people are willing to accept? I ask because right now I see the full gamut for my unit type - as low as $2800 and as high as $7500. I've honestly never seen this many rentals available before, but I also have used Redweek sparingly in recent history since I have had a repeat renter. It also looks like late spring/early summer units are listed considerably higher than whale season.

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[StevenTing]

The market has been a little soft since the Lahaina fires. Plus, it seems like there’s more supply now during that time period. I wonder if owners are forgoing travel and collecting income instead. Inflation is real and it’s getting more and more expensive to travel to Maui. My flights are around $1200-$1400 round trip where they used to be about $900.

 

[trev]

It is an interesting time for rentals at MOC with atypical demand, which I attribute to both the remodel currently being done at the resort along with the Lahaina fires steering demand to other islands.

I followed that pattern last year when we able to successfully rent our MOC unit and we visited Kaua'i instead.

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[NTP66]

The market has been a little soft since the Lahaina fires. Plus, it seems like there’s more supply now during that time period. I wonder if owners are forgoing travel and collecting income instead. Inflation is real and it’s getting more and more expensive to travel to Maui. My flights are around $1200-$1400 round trip where they used to be about $900.

I was hoping you'd reply (didn't want to @ you). I guess I'll have to just play it by ear once I have this unit booked.

 

[NTP66]

It is an interesting time for rentals at MOC with atypical demand, which I attribute to both the remodel currently being done at the resort along with the Lahaina fires steering demand to other islands.

I followed that pattern last year when we able to successfully rent our MOC unit and we visited Kaua'i instead.

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The renovations are supposed to be completed by December of this year, so I'm hopeful that this will be one fewer thing against me. Lahaina and flights were my biggest concern, with the latter just going out of control.

 

[ljmiii]

The market has been a little soft since the Lahaina fires...

We own MOC Sequel OF and honestly have had no interest in returning - what we liked most about visiting MOC went up in smoke. I know we'll return one day, but for now we just elect into Abound Points. I'm sure the weeks owned by those who don't have that option are a glut on the market.

 

[NTP66]

There’s always Interval for us, though I’d prefer to avoid it if possible.

 

[MOXJO7282]

We own MOC Sequel OF and honestly have had no interest in returning - what we liked most about visiting MOC went up in smoke. I know we'll return one day, but for now we just elect into Abound Points. I'm sure the weeks owned by those who don't have that option are a glut on the market.

Obviously the loss of Lahaina is devastating but Maui still has so much to offer in my mind. I don't really see a glut on the market, I think its unfortunate sentiment like this, that is keeping demand very low compared to pre-fires. I'm not judging just stating a fact that many identified Maui as Lahaina so now they don't think there is much to do but that is definitely not the case.