Central Maui Condos for Sale Where Vacation Rentals Are Allowed

The listings on this page are Central Maui and Maalaea condos where the Maui MLS shows short-term (vacation) rentals as allowed today. Since Maui County passed Bill 9 (Ordinance 5909), that is no longer the whole story: whether a condo can stay a vacation rental long term depends on its zoning. Use the guide below to see which buildings are which before you make an offer.

Vacation rental condos in Central Maui and Maalaea: what is allowed and for how long
  • Hotel-zoned condos: vacation rentals are allowed by zoning and are not affected by Bill 9. There are no hotel-zoned condo complexes in this area on our list; see all hotel-zoned condos on Maui.
  • Minatoya list condos (apartment-zoned): vacation rentals are legal today, but end January 1, 2031 unless the property is rezoned. Units can still be used as homes, second homes or rentals of 180 days or more afterward. See the Minatoya list for Maalaea.

How to Use These Listings

Match each listing to its building in the lists above. A hotel-zoned unit can keep earning vacation rental income under current zoning; a Minatoya list unit should be priced on its owner-use and long-term rental value, with any remaining vacation rental income or a future rezoning treated as upside. Association rules can still limit rentals in any building, so review the governing documents, and ask us to confirm a unit's zoning before you write an offer.

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Updated October 2026. Listings are labeled by the Maui MLS and may include properties whose vacation rental use will end under Bill 9. Confirm zoning with the Maui County Department of Planning.

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