Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $1.3M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $2.2K |
| Highest Price | $31M |
| Total Listings | 416 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 136 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $1.1K |
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More about Kihei
A Vibrant Coastal Town with Laid-Back Island Charm
Set along Maui’s sunny southwestern shoreline, Kihei is a lively beach town that perfectly blends island energy with everyday convenience. Known for its miles of golden-sand beaches, excellent snorkeling spots, and warm weather year-round, Kihei offers a relaxed and inviting lifestyle that appeals to families, retirees, remote workers, and vacationers alike. Whether you're looking for a place to plant roots or a tropical getaway, Kihei delivers the quintessential Maui experience.
Kihei’s six-mile coastline is dotted with accessible beaches, shaded parks, surf breaks, and charming local businesses. From farmers markets and yoga studios to shaved ice stands and open-air cafés, the town pulses with activity and local flavor. And with its walkable streets and central location, Kihei offers easy access to other popular Maui destinations like Wailea, MaÊ»alaea, and Upcountry.
Real Estate in Kihei – A Diverse and Dynamic Market
One of the most appealing aspects of Kihei real estate is its versatility. Homebuyers will find a wide range of options here—from oceanfront condominiums and townhomes to single-family residences and luxury estates. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, seasoned investor, or looking for a low-maintenance second home, Kihei offers properties that align with your lifestyle and goals. Many neighborhoods are within walking distance of the beach, making daily ocean dips and sunset strolls part of everyday life.
The Best Condominiums in Kihei
Kihei is particularly known for its extensive selection of beachfront and vacation-rental-friendly condominiums. Properties like Maui Kamaole, Kamaole Sands, Hale Kamaole, Ke Ali'i Ocean Villas, and Menehune Shores are among the most sought-after condo complexes in the area. These communities often feature resort-style amenities such as pools, tennis courts, BBQ areas, and direct beach access—perfect for both full-time living and short-term rental investment. Ocean views, tropical landscaping, and a lock-and-leave lifestyle make these condos an attractive option for those seeking the ease of island living without the upkeep of a standalone home.
Local Dining – From Food Trucks to Fine Island Fare
Kihei’s culinary scene is vibrant and unpretentious, offering something for every palate. The town is home to beloved food trucks, island-style grills, sushi spots, and locally sourced cafés. Whether you're craving poke bowls, tropical cocktails, or gourmet sushi, Kihei delivers fresh flavors and relaxed dining just steps from the beach.
Top Restaurants in Kihei:
- South Maui Fish Company
- Nalu’s South Shore Grill
- Three’s Bar & Grill
- Paia Fish Market South Side
- Kinaole Grill Food Truck
- Havens
- Fork and Salad
- Pizza Madness Maui
- Cuatro Restaurant
- Jawz Fish Tacos
- Café O’Lei at the Dunes
- Miso Phat Sushi
Things to Do and See in Kihei
Kihei is an outdoor lover’s paradise. From sunrise beach walks to afternoon paddleboarding, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the natural beauty of this coastal town. With more than a dozen public beach access points and a strong sense of community, the town offers a lifestyle built around the ocean and open-air living.
Popular Attractions and Activities:
- Kamaole I, II, and III Beach Parks – perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and watching the sunset.
- Kalama Park – a lively green space with picnic tables, surfboard rentals, volleyball courts, and a skate park.
- Cove Park – a favorite surf spot for beginners and long boarders alike. Take a surf lesson or rent a board from Mauiwave Riders and enjoy mellow, rolling waves just offshore.
- Whale Watching – Kihei’s coastline is one of the best places to spot humpback whales from December through April.
- Kihei Fourth Friday – a monthly block party featuring local vendors, food trucks, music, and community spirit.
- Snorkeling and Paddleboarding – the calm morning ocean conditions make for incredible marine life encounters right off the beach.
- Elleair Maui Golf Club – an accessible and scenic 18-hole course located just minutes from central Kihei.
- Azeka Shopping Center – filled with restaurants, cafés, fitness studios, and shops for daily convenience.
- Keawakapu Beach – on the border between Kihei and Wailea, this beach is ideal for long walks and peaceful afternoons.
Why Choose Kihei?
Kihei is one of the most well-rounded communities on Maui, offering the perfect balance of lifestyle, location, and livability. It’s a town where you can surf in the morning, shop and dine in the afternoon, and catch an epic sunset without ever needing to drive far. For real estate buyers, Kihei presents strong value and investment potential, especially in the condominium market where vacation rentals are allowed in many zones.
When you’re ready to explore your options, Roger Pleski and his team are here to guide you. With decades of experience in the Maui real estate market, Roger brings the local knowledge and honest insight you need to make confident decisions—whether you’re searching for a beachfront condo, family home, or your piece of paradise on Maui’s South Shore.
Population: Approximately 22,220 (2020 Census)
Elevation: 49 ft above sea level
Longitude / Latitude: 20.764° N, 156.452° W