Start Tracking your home's value today!
Are you interested in a real estate career in Hawaii?
Search Criteria
Fifteen miles west of Honolulu and Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam lies Oahu’s “Second City” of Kapolei and Ewa Beach. The former plantation community has been transformed in recent years to offer new housing developments – from luxurious homes located on nationally ranked golf courses to affordable housing for first-time homebuyers. Relative to price, homes in Ewa Beach tend to be larger than in other areas of Oahu. Many Ewa homes can qualify for USDA loans in addition to VA and conventional loan options, allowing homebuyers to put down a minimal amount of money for an Ewa home.
Ewa is comprised of more than 60 neighborhoods. From the open-concept kitchen, new 5-bedroom homes of Woodbridge, to Ewa Beach oceanfront homes on 20,000+ square foot lots, to golf course condominiums in the Townhomes at Fairways, Ewa offers an abundance of housing options for all types of homebuyers.
Ewa boasts numerous retail and dining options, along with public and private schools. One of Oahu’s newest malls, Ka Makana Ali‘i, features more than 100 stores, restaurants and a state-of-the-art Consolidated Theatre. Ewa Beach is also slated for more resort-style amenities at Wai Kai in the luxury micro-neighborhood of Hoakalei. The plans for this waterfront retail, dining and entertainment center in Ewa Beach include more than 110 retail establishments, a 52-acre recreational lagoon, a specialty market, a health club and spa, and the world’s largest man-made surfing wave.
Despite the rapid residential and commercial development, surfing, hiking, and, of course, golfing, along with other outdoor activities typical of Hawaii, can be found nearby. Ko Olina's resorts and lagoons, as well as White Plains beaches and surf spots, are only short drives away. Landscaped golf courses and planned residential communities add to Ewa’s charm.
Living in Ewa means both the convenience of modern living, with lots of new amenities and a plethora of nearby activities.
Real estate in Ewa, Hawaii, can be less expensive than some other parts of Oahu. Due to its location, Ewa homebuyers may be able to qualify for USDA loans, which often offer terms for 0% down. With the planned construction of thousands of residential units over the next couple of decades, it is no wonder that the average home age is around 20 years in Ewa Beach and seemingly decreasing. Some of the new Ewa residential developments include the Golf Villas at Lokahi Greens, Ho‘onani at Ewa and Hoakalei Residences.
Ewa has a range of housing options. There are newer homes from major home developers, such as Castle & Cooke, DR Horton, Haseko and Gentry, as well as older plantation homes built in the late 1940s. There are single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses and even executive houses on larger lots in gated golf course communities.
Ewa’s diverse housing options make it a neighborhood for all types of homebuyers – whether first time homebuyers, expanding families, downsizing empty nesters, single professionals or military families. Read more about Ewa’s diverse micro-neighborhoods and the housing each neighborhood offers here.
Since Ewa homes are in demand and inventory is limited, the Ewa real estate market is competitive. When a home is listed for sale, it is typically under contract with limited days on the market. The average single-family home and condo values are typical of the Oahu housing market.
Ewa is close enough to downtown Honolulu via Fort Weaver Road, yet still far enough to “get away” from the urban core. Fort Weaver Road is basically the only way in and only way out to get to Honolulu, or “Town,” as locals call Oahu’s main city, and this road can have major traffic during rush hour. Ewa’s West Oahu location makes it accessible to Honolulu and all its amenities, yet Ewa is also located next to Kapolei, making it a part of Oahu’s Second City. Without traffic, the trip to downtown Honolulu from Ewa might take a little over 30 minutes; however, traffic on Fort Weaver Road and the H-1 Freeway can double that time.
Ewa is 14 miles (about 25 minutes) to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, 15 miles (25 minutes) to Camp Smith, and 15 miles (30 minutes) to Schofield Barracks and Wheeler Army Air Field, making it an option for military families as well.
Ewa has a rich history, which includes Hawaiian legends, businessmen and plantations. Ewa has two names: ‘Ewa with the ‘okina and Ewa without the ‘okina. ‘Ewa with the ‘okina means unequal or crooked in Hawaiian. Ewa without the ‘okina means wandering or strayed. The Hawaiian legend for the area of Ewa starts with two ancient Hawaiian gods, Kāne and Kanaloa. When they discovered the Ewa plains, they liked the large flat area, so they threw a stone to mark a boundary. When they went searching for the stone, they could not find it. Then the land became known as Ewa, or the stone that strayed. In other versions, the area was named ʻEwa because the stone was thrown crookedly. Hawaiian settlements in Ewa date back to 12th century A.D., as confirmed by artifacts found in the Native Hawaiian fishponds found in the area.
Later, businessmen and plantation owners transformed the land of Ewa. In 1877, Irish businessman James Campbell bought 40,000 acres of land in the Ewa plains, and in 1880, B.F. Dillingham leased a portion of the land to launch Ewa Plantation. The Ewa sugar plantation took off. Thirty miles of train track were soon constructed, connecting Ewa to the Oahu Railway, which transported sugar, molasses, livestock and people to the Ewa Plain. People from Korea, Japan, and the Philippines soon joined Hawaiians to work on the sugar plantation. They moved into newly built plantation villages.
By the 1980s, the sugar industry started to close down in Hawaii, changing Ewa into a quiet beach town with a plantation-era past. Now with the planned construction of thousands of residential units over the next couple of decades and the construction of the Honolulu Rail, Ewa is a bustling residential neighborhood.
Ewa has convenient shopping centers for all your needs. Shopping centers, movie theaters, Costco and more making living in Ewa easy and fun. Here are the main shopping centers:
Ewa Beach has parks with fields, skateboard ramps, areas for dogs, indoor gyms, picnic facilities and more.
In addition to shopping centers, parks, and breathtaking hikes and beaches, Ewa has a number of other attractions to enjoy.
Ewa has great sidewalks and a few nearby trails to promote an active lifestyle.
Ewa has some stellar surf spots to enjoy Hawaii’s waves, many which are more friendly for beginner surfers with swimming experience.
Biking in Ewa is easy, with an Ewa Beach bike path to Pearl Harbor.
Restaurants in Ewa include local, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese foods, as well as eloquent golf course dining options.
91-980 North Rd.
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-689-1200
https://campbellhigh.org
“Campbell High offers comprehensive programs in the core academics, vocational/technical and special education. As an International Baccalaureate school, Campbell High is committed to providing a high-quality, challenging, international education for students. Four Smaller Learning Communities offer students excellent learning opportunities in 2D/3D CAD; robotics, media communications (broadcast journalism, photo- journalism), graphics communication (computer graphics, animation) and Culinary Arts. The school offers an award-winning Naval JROTC Program,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-6291 Kapolei Parkway
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-687-9500
https://www.ewamakai.org
“Ewa Makai Middle has a strong academic core program, thriving arts program and progressive athletics program. The school implements standards-based instruction in all content areas focusing on literacy and numeracy. Students are challenged with rigorous courses of study and social skills that prepare them for high school and college/career readiness. Cocurricular programs include robotics, science club, science Olympiad, leeward young artist competition, Advancement Via Individual Determination Ambassadors, and scholastic art award competition,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-884 Ft. Weaver Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-687-9300
http://ilimaintermediate.com
“Ilima Intermediate offers a wide variety of programs and support services to address the needs early adolescents. Students are placed into one of three smaller learning teams during their seventh-grade year. Team teachers develop supports for students through coordinated professional development, regular team meetings and parent meetings. For the core academic areas of English, math, science and social studies, team teachers continue with their students up to the eighth grade. Ilima Intermediate continues to develop and refine a rigorous standards-based curriculum while implementing several schoolwide strategies. Teachers receive ongoing professional development and meet twice monthly in data teams to analyze student progress and adjust instructional practices. Ilima Intermediate is committed to ongoing school improvement and it embraces the challenging opportunity to prepare students for college and careers,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
5553 Cormorant Avenue
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-499-6500
https://iroquois.k12.hi.us
“Iroquois Point Elementary became an authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in April 2011. The school offers the Primary Years Program of the International Baccalaureate Organization. Iroquois Point Elementary believes learning is best done when it is authentic, relevant to the “real” world; and transdisciplinary – where the learning is not confined within the boundaries of traditional subject areas but is supported and enriched by them. Following this IB framework helps to ensure learning is engaging, relevant, challenging, and significant. The curriculum framework emphasizes an inquiry-based approach to learning, and computers are available in every classroom. The school offers Spanish, music, band, and physical education programs. Athletic activities are designed to teach fundamental concepts like teamwork and fair play. Intramurals include basketball, track, volleyball and flag football. Iroquois Point provides many opportunities for families to gather in the celebration of and support for learning,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-1028 Kaunolu Street
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-689-1280
http://www.kaimiloa.k12.hi.us
“Kaimiloa Elementary is committed to high-quality professional development and technical assistance for teachers to use best practices based on research. Professional Learning Communities are focused on regular monitoring of assessment data, analysis of student work and subsequent adjustments made to teachers’ instruction. Weekly learning team sessions held across grade levels focus on developing teachers’ understanding of content standards, designing common assessments to measure students’ progress and in-depth analysis of student work to inform instruction. Teachers practice self-reflection and set goals for improving their teaching strategies. Kaimiloa provides opportunities for students to participate in a variety activities and programs such as Yearbook, Track, Basketball and Video classes offered during after school Cougar Academies. After school tutoring is provided for students needing assistance in reading and math,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-750 Ft. Weaver Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-307-2000
http://www.pohakea.k12.hi.us
“Pohakea Elementary has a comprehensive school reform program focused on early reading intervention. A daily tutoring program is also provided for selected students in grades 1-3 as part of the Success for All model. Teachers deliver engaging, relevant lessons that demand higher level thinking skills. A rigorous, standards-based curriculum in mathematics focuses on both mastery of basic mathematical skills and conceptual understandings. For writing, teachers provide integrated writing lessons and monitor student progress through reviewing, analyzing, and scoring student work. Data Analysis continues to drive instruction and decision making for programming purposes. The Community Council was established in 2005 and continues to be an integral part of reaching Pohakea Elementary's vision,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-740 Papipi Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-689-1271
https://ewabeachelementary.org
“Vision: Our Ewa Beach Elementary School Community will be successful lifelong learners. Mission: Our Ewa Beach Elementary School Community will practice the best teaching and learning strategies to ensure lifelong learning. Belief: All Ewa Beach Elementary School students will be successful. Ewa Beach Elementary was a National Blue Ribbon School for 2010,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-970 Kaileolea Drive
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-689-1380
http://keoneula.k12.hi.us
“Keoneula Elementary has implemented the Advancement Via Individual Determination program for grades 4, 5 and 6. Achieve 3000, an online language arts program, is used for grades 3, 4, 5 and 6. The school is teaching the Common Core State Standards to prepare students for success in college and careers. Parent workshops are held quarterly to discuss language arts, science, mathematics, and safety and welfare. Keoneula has launched an Outdoor Learning Center with a native Hawaiian garden, pipeline worm bin and aquaponics system to support STEM activities and lessons,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-1561 Keaunui Drive
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-685-9100
https://holomuael.blogspot.com
“Holomua Elementary has a strong commitment to provide a positive climate for learning in which all students can reach their fullest potential in academics, attitudes, health and the arts. Technology continues to be an integral part of the curriculum, evidenced by a lab housing 30 computers, classrooms equipped with computers and two mobile labs consisting of 25 computers on a local area network. Holomua Elementary continues to build parent/community partnerships through several activities such as Ohana Fair and several parent workshops. The school also has positive partnerships with various community businesses and the USS Crommelin. A School Community Council ensures that all stakeholders, including community members, have input in the school's improvement efforts. Holomua is a multitrack school and runs on a special calendar,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
91-1280 Renton Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-681-8202
https://www.ewa.k12.hi.us
“At Ewa Elementary, strategic actions and comprehensive academic and financial planning have guided school improvement efforts. The school's goals are to improve student achievement through standards-based education, provide comprehensive student support for all students, and continuously improve performance and quality. Student outcomes are constantly monitored through multiple school wide assessments, with goals established and student data collected to measure progress. Data is regularly analyzed and shared with teachers to improve delivery of instruction,” according to hawaiipublicschools.org.
In addition to the public-school offerings, Ewa has a number of K-12 private schools available:
909 Huamea Street
Kapolei, Hawaii 96707
808-681-8202
https://www.islandpacificacademy.org
91-1219 Renton Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-681-3146
https://www.lbswarriors.com
91-1130 Renton Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
808-687-3638
https://www.fcshawaii.org
300 Franklin Avenue
Kapolei, Hawaii 96707
808-682-7337
https://www.arahawaii.org
Ewa has a number of health centers nearby for health emergencies and routine care, including a comprehensive hospital, known as Queen’s West.
Ewa beaches are enjoyable any time of the year; however, optimal swimming months in Ewa are from April through December, when temperatures range from 77 degrees to 84 degrees Fahrenheit, with little rain. Ewa has a reputation for being drier and hotter than other Oahu neighborhoods, so air conditioning may be needed.
Over the entire year, the temperature varies from 66 to 88 degrees Fahrenheit, with the coldest days of the year at the end of January, with an average low of 66 and high of 80 degrees Fahrenheit. It rains in Ewa typically from the end of October to March, with only 16 percent of those rainy months’ days experiencing rain.
Ewa is humid and muggy year round, with some decreases in humidity during December, January and February. While Ewa often experiences clear skies with few clouds, it does have some breezes flowing from the ocean, which can make the humidity feel more bearable.
The windiest days of the year peak in July, with average hourly wind speeds hitting around 16 miles per hour. With many sunny days, solar panels and solar water heaters can be an attractive option for homeowners, along with outdoor water activities like surfing and picnicking.
The following breakdown of Ewa neighborhoods was compiled by Locations agents who live and work in the area.
1. Golf Villas at Lokahi Greens (2010, DR Horton). Homes have split A/C and steel frame construction. Surrounded by Ewa Villages Golf Course, there are underground utilities. The ingress/egress is congested due to one way in and one way out only, and the need to travel through older neighborhoods. Homes are the same models as Mehana, which is also a DR Horton project. Community is not in a flight path. Due to proximity to the golf course, maintenance of the course (including pesticides) and player interactions are present. Parking limited in the neighborhood. Some lots have golf course frontage and views, which make them premium lots in the neighborhood. Conveniently located near the golf course clubhouse.
2. Considered "Original Ewa," these lots are wider and squarer. There is more space between neighbors than other Ewa neighborhoods. Most construction is post and pier, and most homes are 1920-1950s plantation homes with higher ceilings and smaller interiors. Close to schools, there are multiple ingress/egress paths. Burke Street homes have golf course frontage. Ho'onani, a new Castle & Cooke project, is a collection of duplexes and attached single-family homes, with 3 to 5 bedrooms. Affordable housing consists of small, low-rise rental condos.
3. Ewa Villages (known as Pepper Row). This neighborhood was built in the 1990s with long driveways and cottage-style homes.
4. Ewa Villages (known as Park Row). At one point this neighborhood had affordable HHFDC units available, with shared appreciation with the City and County of Honolulu. There is one way in and one way out to this neighborhood, which is surrounded by the golf course. Mostly all the homes are plantation-style cottages.
5. Ewa Villages are a mix of older and new homes. Some homes were re-built as late as 2003. Plantation-cottage style homes, with some historic homes built in the 1920s and re-built under the Ewa Villages historic restoration program. These are elevated homes, and some homes sit along the 9th hole of the Ewa Beach Golf Course. Some people refer to this area as “managers row” because the managers of the old plantation millhouse lived here.
6. Old Ewa Village, established in the late 1940s and early 1950s, is the first neighborhood as you come from Fort Weaver Road. There are large lot sizes, multi-generation homes and overhead electricity. The majority of the homes were built with carports on the side of the home.
7. Ewa Villages (known as Lincoln Village). Built in 1995, these are plantation cottages with carports on the side of the home and steps to the porch/entrance of the home. There is underground electrical, and the majority of lots are under 5,000 square feet.
8. Ewa Villages were developed from 1985 to 1987 on leased land by City and County of Honolulu. Many homeowners bought the fee, but there are still some leaseholds in neighborhood. Lot sizes are less than 3,000 square feet with A-1 zoning and many multi-generational homes.
9. Palm Villas I are older, have a maintenance fee and a one-way ingress/egress. Residents need to need to travel through Soda Creek.
10. Koka Street homes in Ewa have access to alternate routes to get home, as opposed to the one way of Fort Weaver Road for most Ewa residents. Gas utilities are piped into many of these homes.
11. Palm Court Townhomes have maintenance fees and piped gas. Air conditioning is recommended due to heat, and this is a gated community.
12. Kula Lei, built by Gentry, has gas utilities, zero-lot line homes and no pre-installed air conditioning, which is recommended to be installed by owners. It was the premier development by Gentry when introduced. There is one-way ingress/egress, and walls block traffic noise along Kapolei Parkway.
13. Palm Villas II are townhomes built from 1989 to 1991. They have maintenance fees, and amenities include a pool, BBQ, recreation area, and security guard.
14. Arbors is a gated community that has townhomes with enclosed garages, larger interiors, large-enclosed yards, and maintenance fees.
15. Kula Lei. This micro-neighborhood consists of single-family homes on the golf course. While there is no parking available in front of homes, this neighborhood has less traffic congestion than other Ewa neighborhoods.
16, 17 & 18. Sun Terra South, Sun Terra on the Park and Coral Creek. These homes are on the golf course, causing golf course maintenance (including pesticides) and human interactions present at golf courses to be factors. Homes are closer to the front of the lot in order to make space for larger yards in the back. Homes are larger, and many have two entrances. Some lots have elevated views of Coral Creek. Homes have gas utilities, no central A/C and are mainly two-story, single-family homes.
19 & 20 Coronado and Sunrise are walk-up units with maintenance fees. They were built in the 1990s and amenities include a pool, BBQ, recreation area, security guard, and resident manager. They sit near Fort Weaver Road, the main road in Ewa Beach.
21. Woodbridge I. These homes were built in 2004 and are generally 3,000 square feet. Three model homes are available to choose from. Unveiled as luxury homes, they feature central A/C, long driveways (ability to put up basketball rims, additional parking), open concept kitchens and four- to five-bedroom plans. There is a recreation center nearby. Homes are a departure from traditional plantation home styles and represent the new architectural design of the early 2000s.
22. Ewa Gentry Carriages. Built in 2000 and 2001, these single-family homes range from three-bedroom, two-bathroom to large six-bedroom, four-bathroom. Lot sizes are at least 5000 square feet.
23. Breakers. Also built by Gentry, these large single-family homes have four different models. All models are more upscale and feature walk-in closets and beautiful landscaping in large yards.
24. Ali'i Cove and Lofts are two communities that share one entrance. The Lofts are to the left, and Ali'i Cove is to the right. It has the lowest maintenance fees of all CPR communities in Ewa. Homes feature zero-lot lines, detached single-family homes, and lots less than 3,500 square feet with smaller enclosed yards and garages.
25. Sea Breeze. Built in the late 1990s by Gentry, homes in Sea Breeze are rarely available and feature enclosed garages, fenced back yards, and a quiet, established neighborhood near Holomua School, shopping, and dining.
26. Meridian. Built by Gentry at the end of the 1990s, Meridian single-family homes offer comfortable living with garages and yards along with convenience near shopping and schools.
27. Trovare. A Stanford Carr project completed in 1997, this 10-acre residential development is located only a few miles from Kapolei. Trovare means to discover in Italian, and homes reflect Mediterranean architecture with Monier-tiled roofs and vinyl windows. Lots range from 3,700 to 8,300 square feet for this desirable Ewa Beach single-family home micro-neighborhood.
28. Avalon. Built in 2001, these are three-bedroom/two-bath, two-story townhomes. Community features include enclosed private courtyard, walking paths, a pool, BBQ, and security guard. This is located in the quieter area of Ewa Beach.
29. Summerhill. These detached single-family homes have enclosed backyards, which are great for entertaining. The micro-neighborhood is conveniently located close to restaurants, playgrounds, the community pool, and the H-1 freeway for easy access to everything on Oahu.
30. Lombard Way. These are single-family detached CPR homes with A-1 zoning, maintenance fees, guest parking, shared walls and zero-lot lines.
31. SEABridge, by Gentry, consists of single-family detached CPR homes with maintenance fees. Many homes have energy-saving features and floorplans.
32. Coral Creek, developed by Gentry in 2019, features larger, single-family detached homes. Coral Creek Golf Course is not far away!
33. Huelani, by Gentry, is located next to Coral Creek Golf Course and consists of 101 single-family detached CPR homes with higher maintenance fees than other nearby communities. It is a gated community with a recreation center and pool. It is one of only a few gated communities in Ewa. Some homes border Coral Creek Golf Course and some have a jacuzzi.
34. Parkside is a newer development by Gentry with single-family detached CPR homes with maintenance fees. These homes were made for energy efficiency and have ceiling fans in all bedrooms and living areas. It is walking distance from Laulani Shopping Center, which has a Safeway and City Mill for convenience.
35. Sun Terra. These single-family homes were built in the early 1990s and are located close to various shops and restaurants. They do not have maintenance fees. Many of the homes have walk-in closets and enclosed garages.
36. Latitudes. These homes were built in 2008, and there are four models in the micro-neighborhood, from three- to four-bedroom single family homes. They all have large, covered lanais and two-car garages. Modern kitchens and solar hot water systems add to the appeal of these homes.
37. Sandalwood. These single-family homes were built from 2011 to 2015. The four models range from three to four bedrooms, and each home has garages for two cars. All of the houses have central air conditioning and private yards.
38. Trades & Tides are CPRs with maintenance fee. These more intimate homes were aimed for first-time homebuyers. They range from three to four bedrooms and were built in 2010 and 2011. All homes have garages, and all master bedrooms have walk-in closets.
39. Sonoma. Opened in 2002, these large two-story homes all have big master bedrooms, lanais, private backyards, and eco-friendly features. Sonoma homes range from four to six bedrooms, so they have room for larger families.
40. Cortabella/Tiburon have narrow roads, no street parking (guest parking only), zero-lot lines and small driveways. They were first sold in 2003, and these townhomes have four different models, ranging from three to five bedrooms. All homes have private courtyards with lanais and two-car garages. The neighborhood has a recreation center with a pool and BBQ area.
41. Prescott. Opened in 2005, these large two-story homes all have big master bedrooms, lanais, private backyards, and eco-friendly features. Prescott homes range from three to four bedrooms, making them ideal for families.
42. Woodbridge II. Built between 2002 and 2006, some of the Prescott, Motecito, and Tuscany micro-neighborhoods are near the entrance to Woodbridge II. The streets to enter this micro-neighborhood are Hoowalea and Hoowalea Place. These homes are more in the luxury range of pricing and provide much more room, including 2,600+ square feet and lots larger than 5000 square feet. Homeowners have large lawns and wide roads lined with palm trees.
43. Montecito/Tuscany have maintenance fees and guest parking. These homes were built between 2006 and 2008 and have many floor plans, ranging from three to five bedrooms. This micro-neighborhood is located next to Hawaii Price Golf Course, so it offers peace and quiet.
44. Haleakea homes have central A/C, in-law suites, large floor plans, and 4+ bedrooms. They were built in 2011 with island style design features, including front and back lanais, open layouts, and gourmet kitchens.
45. Cypress Point. These are executive homes with some of the largest floor plans in Ewa. The homes are adjacent to Hawaii Prince Golf Course, with many homes having the manicured green fairways as their backyards. They were built in 2007 and 2008 and have 7,000 square foot lots.
46. Haleakea homes have central A/C, in-law suites, large floor plans, and 4+ bedrooms. They were built in 2011 with island style design features, including front and back lanais, open layouts, and gourmet kitchens.
47. Hoakalei. Comprised of four neighborhoods: Ka Makana, Kuapapa, Lei Pauku and Kipuka, these are both townhomes and single-family homes. There are higher-priced executive homes as well. Located on the westward side of the original Ewa Beach town, these homes are closer to Kapolei and also located near the Ernie Else Signature Golf Course.
48. Townhomes at Fairways. These homes have a maintenance fee and sit on the eastern side of the Hoakalei Golf Course. Homes have two-car enclosed garages with yards in between the garage and home. Central A/C is also a feature. Some homes have golf course views that add to this resort-like neighborhood with a pool.
49. Spinnaker (Ocean Pointe). These townhomes have a maintenance fee and feature two-car enclosed garages, with yards in between the garage and home, and two stories. Located in the middle of three golf courses, Spinnaker has its own open spaces within the neighborhood for residents to enjoy.
50. Ocean Pointe golf course homes have fenced yards, central air conditioning, two-car garages and golf course views.
51. The tract homes of Ocean Pointe feature alley driveways to access the garage and a yard in between the garage and house. Some are attached homes. There is association vinyl fencing in between homes. There are guest stalls and no street parking. Situated along Kapolei Parkway, one of the main roads in Ewa. Homes have central A/C and two-car garages with parking pads. Built in 1999 with double-pane windows and steel construction. Some homes have in-law suites.
52. Ocean Pointe townhouses are as appealing as Ocean Pointe single-family homes and are enjoyed by a variety of homebuyers. Ocean Pointe was built between 1998 and 2008.
53: Mariners Place Townhouses. Built in 2002, these two-story units have two to three bedrooms and pets are okay. These are located right next to the Ewa Beach Shopping Center and are a part of the Ocean Pointe area of Ewa. These have a little more space than other townhomes and feature courtyards with irrigation systems, enclosed garages, and the beach right down the road.
54. "Old Ewa" includes Leeward Estates, which are 1960s-70s single-wall, single-family homes. There is no association fee, and most homes were built with carports and cesspools.
55. Kuapapa on the golf course is a luxurious neighborhood with a range of architectural styles and a lot of room. These homes offer space to entertain and range from three to five bedrooms. Some homes have a view of the sunset over the ocean.
56. Kuapapa in Ocean Pointe is a gated community, with some homes on the golf course. All homes have enclosed garages and yards in between homes. When first offered for sale, these homes sold quickly and for top dollar.
57. "Old Ewa" oceanfront (Pupu Street & Oneula Place). These homes are located along the rocky oceanfront and have small lots. Most of the homes are older with some being remodeled.
58. "Old Ewa" sandy beachfront. These are older homes with large lots. They are not located in a designated flood zone (verify with your Locations agent).
59. Along Fort Weaver Road and Ewa Beach Road. There are a range of single-family homes with smaller lots around 5,000 square feet. These homes are across from the military shooting range.
60. Ewa Beach oceanfront. Some of these homes might be in a designated flood zone; verify with your Locations agent. Toward the beach park are "million-dollar" homes with larger lots and gated private estates. Most of these homes have septic tanks, and some even have two to four homes per lot. Lots are typically 20,000+ square feet and extend from Ewa Beach Road to the sandy oceanfront.
61. "Old Ewa" across from the golf course. These are smaller lots, and some are beachfront.
Ewa has a variety of sub-neighborhoods with various housing options for all types of buyers. Whether upsizing or downsizing, on the golf course or on the Pacific Ocean, for a first-time homebuyer or for an investor – Ewa might be the right neighborhood for you. We recommend working with your Locations agent to find the right home for your individual situation.
Equal Housing Opportunity
Congratulations, you have access to Hawaii's most comprehensive Real Estate Search! Please help us to better serve you by answering these optional questions.
This email is already registered. Click the button below and we'll send you a link to reset your password.
You have already registered using your FB account.
Check your inbox for an email from brokersmls@locationshawaii.com. It contains a link to reset your password.
The agent who gave you access to this website is no longer with Locations LLC.
Due to local MLS regulations, you will need to re-register if you would like to continue your access.
We will pre-fill the registration form with information in our files. Once you click Register you can either select a new agent or one will be assigned for you.
Sorry for the inconvenience, Locations LLC.
Request an appointment to view this property by completing the information below. Please note your appointment is not confirmed until an agent calls you.
Disclaimer: The properties we may show you may be Locations LLC listings or listings of other brokerage firms. Professional protocol requires agent to set up an appointment with the listings agent to show a property. Locations, LLC may only show properties marked "Active" and "ACS".
Keep your eye on this property! Save this listing and receive e-mail updates if the status of the property changes.
Share this property by completing the the form below. Your friend will receive an e-mail from you with a link to view the details of this property.
Send a message and we'll respond shortly.
We will not rent, share, or sell your information. Privacy Policy.
