EAST OAHU: AINA HAINA, HAWAII KAI, HAWAII LOA RIDGE, KAHALA, PORTLOCK, KAIMUKI, KAPAHULU
UPDATED YEAR TO DATE MEDIAN SALES FOR JANUARY 2012-
SINGLE FAMILY: $920,000 -17%
HAWAII KAI:
SINGLE FAMILY: $990,000 -44%
CONDO: $500,000 -5%
WAIALAE-KAHALA:
SINGLE FAMILY: $970,000 -16%
CONDO: $397,000 +45%
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EAST OAHU: The peaceful, eclectic, mid to upper priced neighborhoods of Aina Haina-Kuliouou-Niu Valley are tucked into the foothills and the up the sides of Koolau mountain ridges along Kalanianaole Hwy. On the makai (ocean) side, the Maunalua Bay beachfront is graced with lovely beach parks, lavish homes and Paiko Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary. The base of Diamond Head is the extinct volcano that is Oahu's most famous natural landmark is embroidered with affluent homes and condominiums.
At the extreme southeastern tip of Oahu are the sunny Hawaii Kai-Portlock communities. Hawaii Kai is the California marina-style dream development of the late Henry J. Kaiser. Threaded through the community's picturesque canals are mid to high priced single family residences, and condominiums, a marina, golf course, schools, parks and a shopping center.
Another millionaire's neighborhood and one of the most famous communities in the world is Kahala. This small neighborhood has some of the most expensive real estate in the city of Honolulu and the State of Hawaii. Various celebrities and business moguls have bought vacation homes here. In addition, it is understood that many celebrities quietly lodge at the exquisite Kahala Hotel and Resort. The Waialae Country Club is also located in this elite community. There is golfing, hiking, fine dining, surfing, and shopping at the charming Kahala Mall; an exclusive town with everything at your fingertips. First class all the way!
Kaimuki-Kapahulu are two of Oahu's most lively communities, dripping with appeal to the yuppies. The houses along the neat, hilly streets have personality and character. There are lots of specialty boutiques and ethnic restaurants lined up and down the main streets.
For more information, I invite you to contact me.
Mahalo,
Lila Marino-Camacho
Cellular: (808) 341-6034
Email: Lilamc315@hawaii.rr.com
