Kahala Kua was originally developed during the mid 1990’s - consisting of approximately 110 homes, located on a ridge at the top of Poola Street. Kahala Kua is bordered by Waialae Iki to the west and Aina Haina to the east. Kahala Kua homes for sale typically range between $1.5M to $3M with most properties built on steep view lots between 10,000 to 16,000 sq ft.
The Homes & Neighborhood Kahala Kua is a newer view ridge that is now almost completely developed with very few vacant buildable lots remaining. The entry gate to Kahala Kua is situated approximately 1 mile up Poola St, a narrow road that starts at Waialae Iki Park on the bottom, and steeply winds up the hill along some older more modest homes.
Residents enjoy spectacular ocean views from modern contemporary homes built on sloped lots with privacy behind a secure gate. Strict design guidelines are established in order to preserve a consistent look for the homes in Kahala Kua and to protect the views. As with most view ridges in Honolulu, the east facing rim properties enjoy dramatic views towards Koko Head and some of the neighbor islands on the horizon, but are also subject to Hawaii’s easterly trade winds, especially at higher elevations.
Over the past 3 years, an average of 2 fee simple homes sold per year in Kahala Kua. With so few sales, this graph may not fully reflect market trends.
The Kahala Kua graphs use median data points instead of averages, as the median is less affected by extreme outliers and better reflects typical trends.
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We exclude Leasehold data from this market analysis because Leasehold properties do not compare with regular Fee Simple properties.
We use median instead of the average because it depicts more accurately a central tendency to the sample size. Example: Take 5 numbers - 3, 5, 7, 9, 21. The median is 7 (the middle number) and the average is 9 (sum of all divided by 5).
We count days on market from listing date through closing date.
