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Neighborhoods in Hawaii

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    Waikiki

    Waikiki in Honolulu is a world-famous beachfront neighborhood with warm waters and surfing. This bustling tourist hub includes luxury resorts, upscale dining and shopping and plenty of entertainment.

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      $601K

    • List Price

      $99K - $4.5M

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      578 Listings

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    Downtown Honolulu

    Downtown Honolulu offers history and modernity along Honolulu Harbor. Highlights include Iolani Palace and Bar Podmore. Highly rated schools include William McKinley High, Punahou School and Mid-Pacific Institute.

    • Average Value

      $600K

    • List Price

      $190K - $2.8M

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      192 Listings

    Downtown Honolulu
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    McCully-Mō'ili'ili

    Honolulu’s McCully-Mō'ili'ili offers urban energy and multicultural heritage. It has diverse dining, cultural events, parks, high-rise condos and easy access to downtown and Waikiki, with public transit options.

    • Average Value

      $563K

    • List Price

      $116K - $1.6M

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      100 Listings

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    Hawi-Kapaau

    In the Hawi-Kapaau area, narrow rustic roads winding through the hills of the Kohala Mountains lead to the glistening blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. This sprawling community encompasses the northern peak of Hawaii’s Big Island, where scenic beaches dot the waterfront and trails cut through the valley. Well-established homes fit into the area’s

    • Average Value

      $1.51M

    • List Price

      $415K - $5.6M

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      24 Listings

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    Kamuela

    Tucked away in the heart of the Big Island’s upcountry, Kamuela — also known as Waimea — is a rural town with a cool climate, rolling green pastures and views of Mauna Kea, the island’s tallest volcano. The town’s Main Street is a lively stretch lined with local businesses, eateries and cafés, set against a backdrop of misty hills and sprawling

    • Average Value

      $1.38M

    • List Price

      $581K - $15.6M

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      66 Listings

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    Waikoloa

    Waikoloa sits on the Big Island's western slopes, offering Pacific views and pristine beaches. Anaeho'omalu Beach and Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area are popular spots for water activities. Nearby luxury resorts provide many recreational opportunities.

    • Average Value

      $1.30M

    • List Price

      $389K - $17.5M

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      155 Listings

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    Honokaa

    Known as a gateway to the Hamakua Coast, Honokaa is renowned for its stunning Pacific views, prime agricultural land and its historical downtown district. The town is home to approximately 2,700 residents, who reside in quiet neighborhoods surrounded by lush tropical forests and vegetation. It sits about 30 miles from the resort communities of the

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      $818K

    • List Price

      $303K - $6.4M

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      15 Listings

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    Papaikou

    Papaikou is a rural community situated along the Hamakua Coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, just 5 miles north of Hilo. It’s primarily residential, with modest homes spread out in the low hills that rise from the shoreline, offering views of the Pacific. “The Hamakua Coast is the Gold Coast on this island, with some of the most beautiful land and

    • Average Value

      $715K

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      $250K - $2M

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      1 Listing

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    Hilo

    Hilo, HI, the largest settlement on the Big Island, is near Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. It features lush rainforests, historic downtown buildings, and Japanese gardens, and hosts the Merrie Monarch Festival.

    • Average Value

      $638K

    • List Price

      $203K - $1.9M

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      111 Listings

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    Keaau

    Keaau lies to the south of Hilo , on the eastern side of the Big Island. “It’s one of the fastest-growing areas in the state of Hawaii due to its relative affordability,” says Cathy Fedak, a broker with Hilo Bay Realty, who first moved to Hawaii about 20 years ago. Lower housing costs and city proximity have allowed the area to develop into a

    • Average Value

      $537K

    • List Price

      $190K - $1.3M

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      133 Listings

    Keaau
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    Volcano

    Volcano, HI is a rural village near Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Its cool climate and lush scenery attract residents. Homes on large, wooded lots offer privacy. Local spots include Lava Rock Café and Volcano Winery.

    • Average Value

      $458K

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      $159K - $1.3M

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      58 Listings

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    Pahoa

    Pahoa is a rural town on the southeastern coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, where tropical landscapes are intertwined with blackened streaks of lava rock. “It’s very beautiful and green and untouched in a lot of places,” says Realtor Justice Pang of Exp Realty, who grew up in the area. “There are some new homes, but in a lot of ways, it feels like the

    • Average Value

      $319K

    • List Price

      $127K - $775K

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      150 Listings

    Pahoa
  • Hakalau

    Hakalau

    Hakalau, located on Hawaii Island’s Hamakua Coast, has ranch-style homes and luxury estates with stunning views. Notable nearby attractions include Hakalau Veterans Park and Akaka Falls State Park's famous waterfalls.

    • Average Value

      $1.00M

    • List Price

      $512K - $19.8M

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      10 Listings

    Hakalau
  • Maunaloa

    Maunaloa

    Maunaloa, HI offers rural, old-school Hawaiian living on Molokai's leeward side. This small town has a general store and kite factory. Nearby Papohaku and Kepuhi beaches provide sandy shores. Molokai Airport, 10 miles east, connects to Honolulu.

    • Average Value

      $681K

    • List Price

      $146K - $4M

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      37 Listings

    Maunaloa
  • Kaunakakai

    Kaunakakai

    Kaunakakai, on Molokai, offers vintage Hawaiian charm with a quiet community feel. It features the longest pier in Hawaii, old-fashioned storefronts, and access to a 28-mile coral reef, perfect for snorkeling and diving.

    • Average Value

      $575K

    • List Price

      $108K - $1.8M

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      25 Listings

    Kaunakakai
  • Haleiwa

    Haleiwa

    Once home to a massive sugar plantation, Haleiwa is a historic town on Oahu’s North Shore that’s known for its coastal landscape, mountain views and world-famous surfing spots. It’s about 30 miles from the Hawaiian capital of Honolulu. “The Haleiwa coastline is called the 7-mile miracle. It’s one of the most famous surf spots in the world,” says

    • Average Value

      $2.09M

    • List Price

      $959K - $9.8M

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      29 Listings

    Haleiwa
  • Laie

    Laie

    Laie is a historical, coastal town on Oahu’s world-famous North Shore. It offers a mix of cultural heritage, college life and small-town living between pristine Pacific beaches and craggy Hawaiian mountains. Residents have enviable access to outdoor recreation on the island, from surfing and paddleboarding to hiking and biking in the countryside,

    • Average Value

      $1.65M

    • List Price

      $1.2M - $2.7M

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      8 Listings

    Laie
  • Waialua

    Waialua

    Located on Oahu’s North Shore, Waialua is a small community that was once home to a large sugar mill. For more than a century, it was made up primarily of plantation workers, many of whom continued living in the village following the closure of the mill in the 1990s. Today, it’s a laid-back coastal community that offers small-town living,

    • Average Value

      $1.27M

    • List Price

      $399K - $7.8M

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      22 Listings

    Waialua
  • Kahuku

    Kahuku

    Kahuku is a rural village on Oahu’s scenic North Shore. Its 2,900 residents enjoy sandy beaches, Pacific waves and plenty of open space. It’s just a few miles from some of the world’s most famous surfing destinations, a luxury resort and some of the island’s best hiking around the Koolau Range. The village is primarily residential, with just

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      $1.16M

    • List Price

      $386K - $8.9M

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      13 Listings

    Kahuku
  • Ninole

    Ninole

    Ninole is a rural area on Hawai’i’s lush windward side, where the slopes of Mauna Kea are rich with volcanic soil and scenic waterfalls that feed the dense tropical rainforests. This specific section of the windward side is called the Hamakua Coast. There’s no real city or town center, just endless nature. “The Hamakua Coast is super desirable,”

    • Average Value

      $1.12M

    • List Price

      $846K - $3.4M

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      5 Listings

    Ninole
  • Hauula

    Hauula

    Situated on Oahu’s scenic North Shore, Hauula is where the Koolau Range mountains meet the Pacific coastline. Residents enjoy a small-town atmosphere with easy access to some of the island’s most popular outdoor destinations. Many homes are perched on low hills with views of the ocean below, while others are situated steps away from the beach. The

    • Average Value

      $953K

    • List Price

      $205K - $3.6M

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      Homes For Sale

      30 Listings

    Hauula
  • Captain Cook

    Captain Cook

    Situated in the South Kona region on the Big Island, Captain Cook has deep roots. “From what I’ve seen, many interested buyers have some sort of connection with the area, like fond family memories,” says Julie Armstrong, a local real estate agent at Koa Realty Inc., who specializes in properties on the Island of Hawaii. She says that some families

    • Average Value

      $920K

    • List Price

      $314K - $6.4M

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      Homes For Sale

      40 Listings

    Captain Cook
  • Lanai City

    Lanai City

    Remote and rural, Lanai City is the only town on the Hawaiian Island of Lanai, which sits just west of Maui. This tropical landscape was once home to a massive pineapple plantation that spanned nearly the entire island and today, about 98% of the island is owned by a single person, which has kept it sparsely populated and mostly free of tourism.

    • Average Value

      $911K

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      $373K - $14.2M

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      15 Listings

    Lanai City
  • Pepeekeo

    Pepeekeo

    Pepeekeo, is a rural community on the Big Island's eastern coast, about 10 miles from Hilo. It was once home to a sugar plantation. Nearby attractions include Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden and Akaka Falls State Park.

    • Average Value

      $840K

    • List Price

      $348K - $4.5M

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      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

    Pepeekeo
  • Laupahoehoe

    Laupahoehoe

    A small town on the Hamakua Coast, Laupahoehoe is an idyllic waterfront community with serene ocean views and temperate weather. “It’s a ranching and farming community, primarily,” says Jen McGeehan, a local Realtor at Coldwell Banker Island Properties with over 8 years of experience. “The weather is a big factor. There’s enough rain and enough

    • Average Value

      $698K

    • List Price

      $595K - $2.7M

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      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

    Laupahoehoe

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