Note: This page displays all condos for sale in Waipahu. If you want to see all Waipahu listings, including single-family homes, then visit our Waipahu homes for sale page.
Waipahu is very much a product of the development explosion during the 1960's & 70's, as the population surged and urbanization spread out from Honolulu to satisfy the need for new, and affordable, housing.
Waipahu condos are almost all from those 2 decades, yet not in the elevated build-up you'd expect. Most are walk-ups of 2 to 4 stories, intended to be basic residences, rather than amenity-filled towers. The majority are located on or within a few blocks of Farrington Highway. Intentionally or not, it benefitted commuters to be right on this main artery, and still does.
The very few exceptions to this template sit in the section north of H-1. In that sector are a small number of townhome communities like Kulana Knolls and Parkview Village, all built in the last 2 decades of the 20th Century. With their friendly, wooden facades and more natural surroundings, they could almost be part of our next stop.
Over the past 3 years, an average of 155 fee simple condos sold per year in Waipahu. This large sample size makes the graph a highly reliable indicator of market trends.
The Waipahu graphs use median data points instead of averages, as the median is less affected by extreme outliers and better reflects typical trends.
Waipahu Condos Market Summary (February '25 - January '26 vs February '24 - January '25)
Median Sales Price: $485,000 vs $500,000 — down 3.00%
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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.
