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This Hawaii Kai neighborhood is a subdivision of 208 homes located on the marina side of Lunalilo Home Road, bordering Kaumakani Street, the Kaimala townhouses and the Kalanianaole Highway on the eastern side. Homes were built in the 1960′s, although most homes on the marina have been upgraded or remodeled and many have boat docks as well. Lots are average in size at roughly 9,500 square feet with home styles and sizes varyng.
Luna Kai in the native Hawaiian language means “moon over the water”.
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Located just beyond the Anchorage community and still located marina front, this community consists of roughly 64 homes, mostly in the 1,500 to 2,600 square foot size range. Most homes were built in the mid 1980′s on lots similar in size to Anchorage.
The name, Kealuala means “the dawning of water” in native Hawaiian.
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The first valley as you approach Hawaii Kai from the Diamond Head direction is Hahaione Valley. The valley is divided into Lower and Upper Hahaione Valley.
Lower Hahaione Valley offers around 320 homes built in the early 1970′s. A quiet neighborhood, Lower Hahaione offers moderate priced homes and the convenience of a bus route that runs around the valley taking riders to the Park & Ride.
Near the beginning of the valley are several high-rsie condominiums and three town home complexes. Shopping is very close by at the base of the valley.
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The first valley as you approach Hawaii Kai from the Diamond Head direction is Hahaione Valley. The valley is divided into Lower and Upper Hahaione Valley.
Upper Hahaione Valley offers roughly 360 homes, many custom built, which were built predominantly in the 1970′s and 1980′s. With a higher elevation, many homes on the east side of the valley have great views of Koko Head and the ocean. Homes on the west side of the valley have excellent mountain views. In general, this is an upscale neighborhood with most home prices sarting around $1 million..
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Mariners Valley is one of the largest neighborhoods in Hawaii Kai with over 650 homes. Most homes in this area were built in the 1970′s, but since the area is relatively flat, most homes do not feature much in the way of views or waterfront. As a result, prices are moderate in this area.
Homes range in size from 1,300 to 3,000 square feet, with lots ranging from roughly 5,000 to 10,00 square feet in size.
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The Koko Kai neighborhood is located close to the tip of Koko Head, just around the corner from Hanauma Bay. The area basically rises on the slopes of Koko Head above Portlock Road. With views overlooking Maunalua Bay to Diamond Head, many consider this one of the loveliest neighborhoods and best views on the island.
Most of the 190 homes were custom built in the 1970′s, but many have been extensively remodeled and upgraded. Featuring mostly upscale homes, sizes can average 3,000 square feet and lot sizes range from 11,000 to 30,000 square feet. Closeby you’ll find the Koko Kai Beach Park, a popular place for local residents.
There is no question that what these homes are known most for is their view. Almost every home in the area has a view that allows one to see the beautiful mountains and ocean all from one window. High prices here not only reflect the high quality of homes in this area, but some of the best views on the island and close proximity to the ocean.
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Located at the top of Lunalilo Home Road and behind Koko Crater, Kamiloiki offers amazing views. Most homes were built in the 1980′s and 1990′s, with the average home consisting of three bedrooms, two baths and a two-car garage. The terrain here is hilly. Technically there are two sections to this area, Kamiloiki Estates and Kamiloiki Heights.
Kamiloiki Estates consists of 78 smaller houses roughly 1,400 square feet in size, located at the mauka, or mountain end of Lunalilo Home Road. Most of these homes were built in the late 1970′s and early 1980′s. Since these homes are smaller and do not have ocean views, prices are moderate, comparatively speaking.
Kamiloiki Heights is the area where the Estates area ends and Lunalilo Home Road makes a “U” turn. Homes here, at the base of the mountain, form the head of Mariner’s Valley. Most of the 86 homes here were built in the early to mid 1990′s and range in size from 1,200 to 1,900 square feet. Many homes here have excellent open views of Koko Crater overlooking Mariner’s Valley.
This area used to be farmed for sweet potatoes and Milo trees, hence “milo” in the anme Kamiloiki. The wood from the Milo tree is sometimes used in Hawaiian artwork.
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The Laulima neighborhood is located across the street from the gated community of Queens Gate. It is also walking distance to Sandy Beach. There are roughly 130 homes averaging in size of roughly 1,400 to 1,850 square feet and relatively small lots that are 3,500 to 5,500 square feet in size, many with zero lot lines.
Many people are attracted to buying a home in this neighborhood because it’s located next to the Hawaii Kai Golf Course.
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