$850K(Fee Simple)
Kahana Sunset D3
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
2 bed / 3 bath • 1,050 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,895/mo
1097 days on market · MLS# 399736
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Kahana Condo Real Estate
Compare Kahana's oceanfront towers, resort-oriented buildings and residential communities. Review active listings, ownership costs, rental posture, shoreline context and the property-specific questions that matter before choosing a unit.
Local, building-level guidance from a Lahaina-based Hawaii real estate brokerage. No obligation and no generic sales follow-up.
Reviewed by Barry Ware, Principal Broker. Kahana and West Maui condo guidance · last reviewed July 26, 2026.
Aina Real Estate Group LLC · Brokerage RB-24643 · Principal Broker Barry Ware, RB-22866
West Maui condo specialists · Lahaina-based · Meet Barry Ware
Kahana sits between Napili and Honokowai on West Maui's oceanfront corridor—a mix of high-rise oceanfront towers, resort-oriented mid-rises and residential condominium communities. Buyers often compare Royal Kahana, Sands of Kahana, Kahana Villa and other nearby buildings before narrowing to a specific unit.
The right building depends on more than asking price. Important differences include ocean orientation, monthly association costs, rental posture, insurance, shoreline exposure, reserve considerations, personal-use goals and nearby alternatives in Napili, Kaanapali and Kapalua.
Oceanfront and Residential Mix
Kahana includes oceanfront resort-oriented towers alongside residential and mixed communities—each with different fees, views and ownership character.
Relative-Value Research Corridor
Many buyers include Kahana when comparing West Maui options—but value depends on complete costs, intended use and property-specific risk, not area labels alone.
Costs Vary by Building
Association fees, insurance, reserves and complete carrying costs can differ materially between Kahana communities and individual units.
Shoreline and Rental Context
Oceanfront positioning, shoreline conditions and rental eligibility require property-specific verification—not assumptions from building reputation.
Browse active Kahana condo listings, then compare each property with its community's fees, rental posture, shoreline context, recent sales and nearby alternatives.
Listing availability does not confirm zoning, rental eligibility, insurance availability, shoreline condition or financing approval. Verify each property individually.
$850K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
2 bed / 3 bath • 1,050 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,895/mo
1097 days on market · MLS# 399736
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$799K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
2 bed / 2 bath • 755 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,567/mo
819 days on market · MLS# 402225
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$549K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
0 bed / 1 bath • 431 sqft
Monthly fees: $784/mo
607 days on market · MLS# 403675
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$399K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
0 bed / 1 bath • 436 sqft
Monthly fees: $848/mo
598 days on market · MLS# 404072
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$1.23M(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
2 bed / 3 bath • 1,064 sqft
Monthly fees: $2,007/mo
568 days on market · MLS# 404094
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$125K(Leasehold)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
1 bed / 1 bath • 562 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,647/mo
544 days on market · MLS# 403249
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$125K(Leasehold)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
1 bed / 1 bath • 562 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,647/mo
544 days on market · MLS# 403250
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$874K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
1 bed / 1 bath • 558 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,312/mo
542 days on market · MLS# 404772
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$1.45M(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
1 bed / 1 bath • 517 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,363/mo
520 days on market · MLS# 405496
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$450K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
0 bed / 1 bath • 454 sqft
Monthly fees: $985/mo
518 days on market · MLS# 403866
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$475K(Fee Simple)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
1 bed / 2 bath • 859 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,559/mo
505 days on market · MLS# 404996
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$500K(Leasehold-FA)
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
1 bed / 1 bath • 597 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,427/mo
449 days on market · MLS# 405770
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Kahana ownership is often grouped by property style—oceanfront resort-oriented, residential or mixed, and value-oriented alternatives buyers compare across West Maui. Individual buildings and units still require property-specific review.
Oceanfront resort-oriented Kahana communities include high-rise and mid-rise towers along the coastal corridor. Buyers often prioritize ocean orientation, resort amenities and inventory depth—while verifying zoning, rental posture, shoreline context and complete ownership costs for each property.
Residential and mixed Kahana communities may offer a quieter ownership rhythm compared with large oceanfront towers. Buyers may prioritize floor plans, parking, association structure and personal-use comfort—while still verifying rental rules, fees and insurance for the specific property.
Buyers comparing Kahana with Napili, Kaanapali and Kapalua often weigh complete ownership economics—fees, insurance, reserves, rental posture and risk—not headline price alone. What appears less expensive on paper may carry different monthly costs or use constraints.
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| Attribute | Oceanfront resort-oriented | Residential / mixed | Value-oriented alternatives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setting | Oceanfront high-rise and mid-rise corridor | Residential and mixed Kahana communities | Cross-area comparison with Napili, Kaanapali, Kapalua |
| Typical buyer focus | Ocean views, resort amenities, rental research | Personal use, floor plan, quieter scale | Complete ownership economics and trade-offs |
| Ocean orientation | Often oceanfront or ocean-oriented — verify by unit | Varies by building and stack | Depends on chosen building and nearby substitute |
| Rental interest | Frequently researched — verify each property | Often personal-use oriented — still verify rules | Compare verified rental posture across areas |
| Shoreline context | Property-specific review recommended | Varies by building proximity and exposure | Include shoreline in cross-area comparison |
| Key due-diligence questions | Zoning, fees, shoreline, rental docs, insurance | AOAO rules, fees, condition, parking | Total costs, use constraints, risk profile |
These are general property-type patterns—not guarantees for any specific building or unit. Compare buildings individually.
Choosing the right Kahana building is often more important than choosing between two similar units. Compare setting, fees, rental posture, shoreline context, insurance information and ownership character first.

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| Building | Property style | Setting | Ocean orientation | Zoning | Rental posture | Shoreline information | Active listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Kahana | Oceanfront resort-oriented | Kahana oceanfront high-rise corridor | Oceanfront / ocean-oriented (verify by unit) | Guide data: H-2 | Rental posture requires verification — confirm zoning, unit records and AOAO rules | Shoreline conditions vary — property-specific review recommended | 15 |
| Sands of Kahana | Oceanfront resort-oriented | Kahana oceanfront resort condo | Oceanfront / ocean-oriented (verify by unit) | Guide data: R-2 / Timeshare (verify rental posture per unit) | Rental posture requires verification — do not rely on building reputation alone | Shoreline conditions vary — property-specific review recommended | 2 |
| Kahana Villa | Residential / mixed | Kahana residential / mixed condo community | Varies by unit — confirm orientation on the listing | Guide data: HM | Often researched as more residential — still verify zoning and AOAO rental rules | Shoreline exposure varies by building and unit — verify current records | 2 |
| Valley Isle Resort | Resort-oriented | Kahana resort-oriented condo community | Varies by unit — confirm view and exposure | Guide data: H-2 | Rental posture requires verification | Shoreline review recommended for coastal units | 15 |
| Kahana Manor | Oceanfront / coastal | Kahana coastal condominium community | Coastal / ocean-oriented where applicable (verify by unit) | Guide data: H-M | Rental posture requires verification | Shoreline conditions vary — property-specific review recommended | 6 |
| Hololani | Oceanfront / coastal | Kahana oceanfront condominium community | Oceanfront / ocean-oriented (verify by unit) | Guide data: H-2 | Rental posture requires verification | Shoreline conditions vary — property-specific review recommended | 6 |
Kahana is often included in relative-value searches—but “value” is not the same as the lowest asking price. Compare complete ownership economics across buildings and nearby areas before deciding.
Value = complete costs + intended use + property-specific risk. A lower purchase price does not automatically mean better ownership economics once fees, insurance, rental posture, shoreline context and financing are included.
Kapalua offers lower-density planned-resort villa communities with bay, golf and elevated settings. Kahana generally includes more oceanfront tower and mid-rise inventory along the coastal corridor. Compare community fit, complete fees, rental posture and personal-use goals—not area reputation alone.
Explore Kapalua CondosNapili includes quieter bay and oceanfront communities, often with lower-scale resort character. Kahana offers a broader mix of oceanfront towers and residential options. Compare density, beach access, fees, rental documentation and the specific buildings on your shortlist.
Explore Napili CondosNorth Kaanapali and the broader Kaanapali beach corridor include large resort towers, golf-oriented product and residential options with strong visitor recognition. Kahana may offer different inventory depth and fee profiles. Compare amenities, fees, insurance, rental posture and unit-specific view tiers.
Explore Kaanapali CondosMany Kahana buildings sit along or near the oceanfront corridor. Shoreline conditions, building protection, insurance and association decisions can vary by property—not every oceanfront unit carries the same exposure or maintenance history.
This page provides general real estate and market information from a Hawaii-licensed real estate brokerage. It is not legal, engineering, environmental, insurance, lending, zoning or tax advice. Shoreline conditions, association documents, insurance, zoning and property status may change. Buyers, sellers and owners should verify material facts through current records and qualified professionals.
Rental eligibility in Kahana is property-specific. County zoning, unit records, AOAO declarations, permits and Maui County law—including Ordinance 5909 (Bill 9)—may all affect whether transient rental use is permitted for a given unit.
A building's general reputation for rentals does not prove that every unit has the same legal or association status. Confirm current parcel zoning, unit-specific records and AOAO house rules in writing before modeling rental income or signing a contract.
Maui County Ordinance 5909 (Bill 9) phases out specified transient vacation rental uses in apartment districts after an amortization period. Whether and when a specific Kahana property is affected requires verification—not inference from area marketing or past rental activity.
Rental eligibility is property-specific. Listing remarks, past rental activity and community reputation should not be treated as legal verification.
The purchase price is only one part of the ownership decision. Monthly and long-term costs can vary significantly among Kahana buildings and units—especially for oceanfront properties where insurance and reserve exposure may differ.
Costs vary by building and unit. Request current AOAO documents, insurance information and assessment disclosures before making a decision.
Market averages are useful context, but building, view, condition, fees, rental posture and shoreline exposure often create substantial differences between individual units.
Live Kahana condo inventory
Kahana market averages provide useful context, but individual buildings can differ substantially in fees, insurance, condition, rental posture and shoreline exposure.
Geographic scope: Kahana (MLS area filter). Property type: Condos only (active and pending where noted). Data source: Hawaii MLS / IDX via Aina listing systems. Updated for this page load · content review July 26, 2026.
Step 1
Decide whether personal use, second-home use, hybrid rental, long-term rental or long-term appreciation is the primary driver.
Step 2
Compare oceanfront resort-oriented, residential or mixed and cross-area alternatives before focusing on individual listings.
Step 3
Review monthly fees, insurance, reserves, assessments, utilities and management—not only asking price.
Step 4
Review zoning, unit-specific records, AOAO restrictions and Bill 9 exposure before modeling any rental income.
Step 5
Obtain current shoreline, insurance and association information for oceanfront or coastal properties—not assumptions from listing photos.
Step 6
Examine insurance, reserves, maintenance, capital projects, meeting minutes and special assessments.
Step 7
Evaluate view tier, floor plan, parking, lanai, noise, renovation quality, furnishings and condition.
Step 8
Determine what the same budget buys in Napili, Kaanapali, Kapalua and other West Maui communities buyers may substitute.
You may prioritize ocean orientation, coastal access and view tier—while verifying shoreline context, zoning, rental posture, insurance and complete ownership costs for the specific property.
Compare Oceanfront Kahana OptionsYou may prefer quieter residential or mixed communities with floor plans suited to personal use—while still reviewing AOAO rules, fees, insurance and property-specific rental restrictions.
Explore Residential Kahana CommunitiesYou may want primarily personal use while keeping rental flexibility—but county zoning, unit records, AOAO rules, Bill 9 exposure and complete operating costs must be verified first.
Discuss Hybrid Kahana OwnershipYou may be comparing Kahana with Napili, Kaanapali and Kapalua on complete ownership economics—fees, insurance, rental posture, shoreline context and financing—not headline price alone.
Request West Maui Value ComparisonCondo financing may depend on both the buyer and the project. Insurance, rental concentration, association structure, reserves, shoreline exposure and lender policies can affect availability for Kahana buildings.
Step 1
Clarify budget, down payment, cash reserves and general loan structure before narrowing to a specific Kahana building.
Step 2
Do not assume that approval for one Kahana project applies to another tower or residential community.
Step 3
Obtain current project and unit-level insurance information before important contract deadlines—especially for oceanfront properties.
Step 4
Consider whether the purchase works with a different loan product, larger down payment, higher insurance or fees, or no rental income.
Financing and insurance decisions should be confirmed with qualified lenders and insurance professionals.
Step 1
Clarify budget, intended use, timing, preferred buildings and required view or floor-plan features.
Step 2
Compare oceanfront, resort-oriented and residential Kahana communities before evaluating individual listings.
Step 3
Identify units that fit your goals and complete ownership-cost limits—treating each listing as requiring individual verification.
Step 4
Review available AOAO, insurance, reserve, assessment, shoreline and rental-rule information for the specific property.
Step 5
Consider price, financing, inspection, document-review periods and property-specific risks.
Step 6
Arrange qualified inspections and review seller disclosures and association documents.
Step 7
Manage transaction milestones, lender requirements and remote signing where needed.
You do not need to know the exact building before contacting us. Start with your goals and we will help narrow the options.
Many Kahana buyers begin their search remotely. The process can be managed efficiently when building research, video tours, inspections and document review are planned carefully— especially for oceanfront properties where shoreline context should be documented.
Remote step 1
Include preferred buildings, price range, intended use, oceanfront preferences, shoreline review parameters and non-negotiable features such as parking or floor plan.
Remote step 2
Review unit condition, view, noise, access paths, parking, amenities and nearby shoreline environment when video tours are arranged for a specific listing.
Remote step 3
Use building guides and available AOAO information to narrow the shortlist before scheduling an in-person visit.
Remote step 4
Arrange qualified inspectors and access through the existing transaction process.
Remote step 5
Much of signing and escrow can be coordinated remotely; defer to escrow for transaction-specific requirements.
Share your budget, intended use and preferred buildings. We will help you compare Kahana options and identify current listings that fit—each requiring individual verification.
Understand how your unit compares with active competition, recent sales and nearby buildings buyers may consider instead—including same-building comps, unit condition, view and floor plan, AOAO fees, rental posture, insurance and reserves, special assessments, shoreline context and the likely buyer pool.
No area is objectively better—fit depends on lifestyle, ownership costs, rental posture, shoreline context and community-level risk.
General setting
Oceanfront and resort-oriented corridor between Napili and Honokowai
Common buyer profile
Value-oriented and hybrid buyers
Kahana buildingsGeneral setting
Quieter North West Maui bay and oceanfront communities
Common buyer profile
Lifestyle-forward buyers comparing bay access and scale
Napili condosGeneral setting
Beach-corridor resort and residential mix
Common buyer profile
Hybrid, lifestyle and resort-recognition buyers
Kaanapali condosGeneral setting
Planned resort with bay, golf and elevated villa communities
Common buyer profile
Lifestyle, golf and second-home buyers
Kapalua condosGeneral setting
Town, town-adjacent and oceanfront condo options
Common buyer profile
Town-oriented and resort buyers seeking walkability or town oceanfront
Lahaina condosSwipe horizontally to compare areas →
| Area | Setting | Density | Resort orientation | Rental note | Key questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kahana | Oceanfront and resort-oriented corridor between Napili and Honokowai | Mixed — some taller oceanfront product | Mixed resort and residential character | Zoning and Bill 9 exposure may matter — verify records | Fees, insurance, shoreline, rental posture, comps |
| Napili | Quieter North West Maui bay and oceanfront communities | Often lower than large towers | Boutique / lower-scale resort orientation | Documentation and AOAO rules require review | Bay access, fees, rental docs, unit condition |
| Kaanapali | Beach-corridor resort and residential mix | Often higher in large resorts | Strong visitor and resort recognition | Frequently researched — verify each property | Fees, amenities, rental docs, insurance, comps |
| Kapalua | Planned resort with bay, golf and elevated villa communities | Generally lower than beach-corridor high-rises | Lower-density planned resort | Property-specific verification required | Community fit, stairs/access, fees, rental posture |
| Lahaina | Town, town-adjacent and oceanfront condo options | Varies by building | Varies sharply by building | Zoning, insurance and AOAO rules need confirmation | Current status, insurance, financing, zoning, AOAO documents |
Compare Kahana buildings by setting, property type, ownership profile and current listings.
Explore Kahana BuildingsReview the buying process, condo documents and building-level due-diligence framework.
Open the Buyer GuideReview shoreline, insurance, reserves and building questions before buying coastal property.
Open the Coastal Risk GuideUnderstand the current rental-rule framework and property-specific verification process.
Review Maui Bill 9Compare resort-oriented buildings and the rental questions requiring verification.
Review Hotel-Zoned CondosReview current inventory, pricing trends and days on market.
Open the DashboardModel financing, ownership costs and conservative rental assumptions.
Open the AnalyzerRequest a Kahana building-specific pricing and listing-strategy review.
Seller ServicesCompare Kahana with nearby Napili condo communities.
Explore NapiliBuilding-level guidance for buyers comparing Kahana and neighboring West Maui areas.
Meet the Local Condo TeamTell us how you plan to use the condo, your preferred price range and what matters most. We will help you compare buildings and identify the current listings that best fit—each requiring individual verification.
No obligation. Start with your goals, even if you have not selected a building yet.
This page provides general real estate and market information from a Hawaii-licensed real estate brokerage. It is not legal, engineering, environmental, insurance, lending, zoning or tax advice. Shoreline conditions, association documents, insurance, zoning and property status may change. Buyers, sellers and owners should verify material facts through current records and qualified professionals.
Call or text Barry to discuss Kahana buildings, current listings and your ownership goals.