Jaymes Song
REMAX Hawaii
401 Kamakee St., Suite 103, Honolulu, HI 96814
Cell: 808-228-3332
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Markets Served: Honolulu, HI;Kailua, Hawaii;Kaneohe, Hawaii;Hale‘iwa, Hawaii;Manoa, Hawaii;
Specialties: 1031 Exchanges; Architecturally Significant; Athletes/Celebrities; Buyer's Specialist; Custom Construction; Divorce Decree Transactions; Gated Communities; Golf; High-Rise; Historic; International Buyers; Island Properties; Listing Specialist; Marina/Boating; Mountain Properties; New Homes; Residential Investments; Residential Lots; Resort/Vacation; Townhomes/Condos; Trustee Sales; Waterfront/Waterview;
About Jaymes
Jaymes Song is a top-producing real estate agent in Hawaii known for his commitment to exceptional service and professionalism. He manages the Kakaako (Honolulu) office for REMAX Hawaii and has closed over $300 million in residential sales, consistently ranking in the Top 1% of agents in Hawaii for more than a decade.
Nationally recognized, Jaymes has been ranked in the Top 1.5% of 1.6 million REALTORS® by RealTrends and America’s Best Real Estate Professionals in 2025, 2024, 2023, and 2022. He has also been named an A-List Top Producer by the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) for four consecutive years.
Locally, Jaymes has been recognized by Hawaii Business Magazine as one of the Top 100 Realtors® in both sales volume and number of transactions. He was twice voted “Hawaii’s Best” Realtor® by readers of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and named “Best in Real Estate” by Honolulu Magazine.
A trusted voice in Hawaii real estate, Jaymes has been widely quoted by major news organizations and previously wrote a real estate column for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser titled “Keeping It Real.” Before entering real estate, he was an award-winning journalist with The Associated Press, leading coverage from the Honolulu bureau. He also reported for The Orange County Register and the Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Jaymes is actively involved in the community, supporting organizations such as Rotary International (Downtown Honolulu Club), Children's Miracle Network, Kidney Foundation of Hawaii, and coaching youth baseball and basketball.
Originally from Seattle and raised in a humble immigrant household, Jaymes graduated from Western Washington University with degrees in journalism and English. He completed internships at KCPQ-TV, the Tri-City Herald, The News Tribune, and the San Diego Union-Tribune. He lived in Newport Beach, CA, before moving to Honolulu in 1997.
Jaymes is married to Becky Ogata, and together they have three children.