About Maui on the Market
About Mya Awai
Mya moved from Vancouver, Canada to Upcountry Maui in 1993 to support the family real estate business. She then worked in property management, and national television/radio production in San Diego and Los Angeles. After Marrying her Hawaiian honey in 2014, she's been back Upcountry full time; where she uses her marketing/production experience to showcase and sell real estate. Mya is a licensed REALTOR® with Equity One Real Estate Inc., and resides in Makawao with her husband, two kids and Boston Terrier.
Mya's Expertise
Mya has two decades of experience in national daytime television and radio production and marketing. Mya's copywriting, videography, editing and personalized voice-over, are the perfect skills to help showcase your property to an international audience of buyers from around the world.
Mya's Approach
It's all about relationships. Mya is a true people person. She loves getting to know her clients, and really understanding their specific needs. She will support her clients in every step of the buying / selling process with professionalism. Mya is an expert in logistics, and a skilled negotiator. She will get your deal done with confidence, and if need be, a sense of humor.
About Equity One Real Estate, Inc.
Kaupo store. Snow capped Haleakala. Jaws. Lahaina harbor in the morning. Donut holes from Komodas. The people in Hana. Iao Stream. Hot sand in Makena. The Maui Film Festival. Six am walks on Keawekapu beach. The Aquarium at Ma'alaea. A hot dog at Hanzawas. Surfers at Honolua. Kite boarders at Kanaha. Sailors at Ho'okipa. The Pu'unene Sugar Mill. Breakfast at the Pioneer Inn. Ke'anae poi. Cool trade wind breezes. The smell of ripe mangoes on a hot summer day. Mynah birds talking in a banyan tree. Bright green pastures of Makawao. The eucalyptus forest of Olinda. Polo on Saturdays. Ali'i's Lavender Farm. The Surfing Goat Dairy. Bento lunch from Pukalani Superette. The glittery ocean trail of the full moon. Flying over waves of cane fields on final approach. The spray of the humpback. Keka'a sunsets. Kipahulu sunrises. Driving behind a pineapple truck. The stores in Makawao. The languages in Pa'ia. The slipper section at Longs Drugs. The adult pool at the Kea Lani Hotel. The weather in Kula. The rain of Ha'iku. The warmth of Kihei. The antique stores on Market Street. The Artists and their art. The Mission House in Wailuku. Maui Community College. Maui onions. Maui potato chips. Maui Police Officers. Maui Blanc. Maui Fire Department. Maui Arts & Cultural Center. A Taste of Maui. Maui on My Mind.
We want to share the best of Maui with you. This is our home, our island 'ohana, and we look forward to welcoming you with open arms.