Sharly Ward brings over four decades of real estate expertise to the Big Island of Hawaiʻi. A proud resident of Malulani Gardens, she sold the first home in the subdivision and 27 more over 24 years—earning the title “Malulani Expert.” A Luxury Home, Resort, Condo and Commercial Specialist, Sharly’s portfolio spans homes, apartment complexes, and commercial sites, supported by 25 years of management experience. She founded Hawaiʻi’s first staging company, is an ASPM—one of only 45 worldwide—and a Lifetime IAHSP member. A past President of the West Hawaiʻi Association of Realtors, she has also served on the boards of Malulani Gardens, Pualani Estates, and Kona Reef. When Knowledge Counts ! Call the expert.

As an innovative residential real estate firm, we empower our agents so they have more time for advising their clients. With the solutions-driven mindset of a startup and the sophistication of a luxury brand, Compass is the future of real estate.

Kris Hazard is a top-performing Kailua Kona, HI realtor and real estate broker for Compass Hawaii. Client Services from the confidential first interview to the final close of escrow are personally handled or overseen by Kris Hazard with diligent care. Kris takes the time to consult on the current market conditions, and the best practices to obtain the clients' goals. Whether selling or buying, the client's best interests are at the heart of all decisions. Seller properties listed with Kris Hazard are professionally photographed and marketed, locally, nationally, and internationally. Kris Hazard's clients love the dedication, energy, and positive can-do attitude that she brings to every transaction.

Scenic beach for surfing, spear fishing & swimming, with picnic areas & a jogging path.

Part coffeehouse & bakery featuring Kona coffee, part American bistro serving locally sourced meals.

Big Island Hawai'i personal injury law firm. Foster Law represents residents and tourists against insurance companies and corporations in car crash cases and other injury and wrongful death cases.