For Shannon, real estate has always been about people. Born and raised on Maui with deep roots in Lahaina, Shannon understands this is what makes the island such a special place to call home. She's committed to making the process feel approachable, informed, and personal for every client — first-time homebuyers, growing families, and those searching for their own piece of paradise alike.

Get to know Shannon as she shares more about her journey, what inspires her, and why she loves helping clients navigate Maui real estate.

What led you to where you are today?

I've been licensed in Hawaiʻi real estate since 2013 while also building a career in the hospitality industry, where I spent many years managing sales and marketing operations. Balancing

September settles into Maui like a long exhale. The kids are back in school, the visitor crowds thin out just enough to notice, and the island seems to trade its summer hustle for something quieter and more local. It's the kind of month when a Friday night in Kīhei or a Saturday morning in Keokea feels less like an event and more like a homecoming. Here's where to find the aloha this September.

Sunset Tunes ft. Ron Kuala'au

Friday, September 4, 2026 · 6:30–8:00 pm

Kalama Park Bandstand, Kīhei

Maui County's free live music series closes out its short 2026 run with local musician Ron Kuala'au taking the south-end bandstand as the sky over Kīhei fades to pikake pink. Bring your low-back chairs, a blanket, and something cold to sip, and

Ask anyone what they picture when they hear "West Maui," and you'll get the same postcard answer. Golden sand. Golf greens. Sunset mai tais on a lanai. All true. All wonderful. And we're not complaining. But it's also barely scratching the surface.

Because tucked behind the resorts and beach paths is a West Maui most people, kamaʻāina included, have never really met. Manta rays gliding just offshore. A mountain rainforest few will ever set foot in. A waterfall taller than most skyscrapers, hiding in plain sight above the golf courses. Here's a look at the West Maui that exists just past what everyone already knows.

The ocean here holds more than you'd guess

Most people driving past Olowalu see a quiet stretch of coastline between Lahaina