$790K(Fee Simple)
Opukea at Lahaina G203
Lahaina
3 bed / 2 bath • 1,369 sqft
Monthly fees: $859/mo
461 days on market · MLS# 404157
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Lahaina Condo Real Estate
Compare Lahaina-area condominium communities, review active listings and understand the property-specific questions that matter before choosing a unit—including current status, zoning, insurance, financing and association documentation.
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Local, community-specific guidance from a Lahaina-based Hawaii real estate brokerage. No obligation and no generic sales follow-up.
Reviewed by Barry Ware, Principal Broker. Recovery and regulatory sources last reviewed: July 26, 2026.
Aina Real Estate Group LLC · Brokerage RB-24643 · Principal Broker Barry Ware, RB-22866
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Lahaina includes oceanfront resort-oriented property, town-adjacent condominiums and residential communities in the south Lahaina and Puamana area. Property status, insurance, financing and rental eligibility vary by building and unit—not by area name alone.
An active listing should not be treated as proof of current condition, utility status, habitability, insurance availability or rental eligibility. Each property requires individual review against current disclosures, association records and official sources.
Property Status Building-Specific
Occupancy, access, repairs and surrounding infrastructure may differ materially between buildings and units. Do not assume uniform status across Lahaina.
Insurance/Financing Early
Insurance availability, cost and lender requirements may depend on the specific project and unit. Confirm early—not after contract deadlines.
Rental Posture Written Verification
County zoning, unit records, AOAO rules and Maui County law may all affect rental use. Marketing language and past activity are not legal verification.
Current Documentation Matters
AOAO documents, reserve studies, assessments, permits, seller disclosures and county records should reflect current conditions—not historical descriptions alone.
Browse active Lahaina-area condo listings, then compare each property with its community's fees, rental posture, current status questions and nearby alternatives.
Listing availability does not establish building condition, utility status, zoning, rental eligibility, insurance availability or financing approval. Verify each property individually.
$790K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
3 bed / 2 bath • 1,369 sqft
Monthly fees: $859/mo
461 days on market · MLS# 404157
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$833K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
2 bed / 2 bath • 919 sqft
Monthly fees: $474/mo
393 days on market · MLS# 406451
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$2.29M(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
3 bed / 3 bath • 1,560 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,330/mo
222 days on market · MLS# 408444
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$840K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
3 bed / 2 bath • 1,165 sqft
Monthly fees: $630/mo
188 days on market · MLS# 408945
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$1.2M(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
1 bed / 2 bath • 1,744 sqft
Monthly fees: $901/mo
180 days on market · MLS# 408854
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$875K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
3 bed / 3 bath • 1,154 sqft
Monthly fees: $834/mo
Pending · MLS# 408691
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$1.4M(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
4 bed / 3 bath • 1,698 sqft
Monthly fees: $504/mo
147 days on market · MLS# 408844
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$898K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
1 bed / 2 bath • 900 sqft
Monthly fees: $901/mo
128 days on market · MLS# 409340
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$1.38M(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
3 bed / 3 bath • 1,531 sqft
Monthly fees: $472/mo
124 days on market · MLS# 409140
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$700K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
2 bed / 2 bath • 1,269 sqft
Monthly fees: $932/mo
110 days on market · MLS# 409684
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$2.35M(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
2 bed / 3 bath • 1,278 sqft
Monthly fees: $1,216/mo
108 days on market · MLS# 409564
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$749K(Fee Simple)
Lahaina
2 bed / 2 bath • 966 sqft
Monthly fees: $525/mo
107 days on market · MLS# 409634
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“Lahaina” can mean different things depending on context. MLS area filters, postal addresses, marketing descriptions and local references may not align perfectly. This guide focuses on condominium ownership products commonly researched under a Lahaina label—not a single uniform map boundary.
When comparing listings, confirm which definition applies to the specific property you are evaluating rather than assuming all Lahaina-labeled inventory shares the same neighborhood character or property status.
Town-core and immediate town-adjacent condominium communities, including oceanfront resort-oriented and residential product near historic town references.
Condominium communities positioned near Lahaina Town but not necessarily within the town core—often researched for walkability, residential character or specific building guides.
Lower-density residential-oriented communities south of the town core, including Puamana and similar condo or townhome product.
Some West Maui properties carry a Lahaina mailing address while sitting in a different local setting. Verify location, access and community identity on each listing.
Lahaina-area ownership products are often grouped by setting and use profile. Individual buildings and units still require property-specific review—especially for status, insurance and financing questions.
Oceanfront and town-waterfront resort-oriented communities—such as Lahaina Shores—are often researched for walkability and coastal positioning. Buyers should verify current building status, zoning, rental posture, association rules and complete ownership costs for the specific unit.
Town-adjacent residential communities—such as Aina Nalu—may appeal to buyers seeking a more residential character near Lahaina Town. Property status, access, association documents and neighborhood conditions should be confirmed for the specific property.
Residential condominium and townhome communities—including south Lahaina and Puamana-area product—are often compared for lifestyle ownership rather than resort density. Rental rules, insurance, reserves and property-specific status still require verification.
Some Lahaina-area properties—not all—may involve repair, restoration or rebuilding questions that require property-specific engineering, permit, insurance and association review. This category applies only where documented conditions warrant it; it should not be assumed for every Lahaina listing or community.
Buyers evaluating such properties should request current seller disclosures, permit records, association decisions, insurance correspondence and qualified professional opinions before relying on marketing materials or general area descriptions.
Choosing the right Lahaina community is often more important than choosing between two similar units. Compare current status labels, zoning, rental posture, association and insurance information before narrowing to a specific listing.

Oceanfront resort-oriented · Lahaina waterfront / town oceanfront

Town-adjacent · Lahaina Town–adjacent

Residential condo / townhome · Lahaina-area residential
Residential condo / townhome · Lahaina Town / Kuʻu Aku Lane

Residential condo / townhome · South Lahaina / Puamana area
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| Building | Category | Geographic area | Property style | Typical unit types | Current status | Zoning | Rental posture | Active listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lahaina Shores | Oceanfront resort-oriented | Lahaina waterfront / town oceanfront | Oceanfront condo-hotel style ownership product | Primarily efficient studios and one-bedrooms (verify by listing) | Current status requires property-specific verification | Guide data: H2/HD1/NHLD | Rental posture requires verification — confirm zoning, unit records and AOAO rules | 5 |
| Aina Nalu | Town-adjacent | Lahaina Town–adjacent | Town-adjacent residential condominium community | Residential floor plans (verify by listing) | Recovery-context and property-status review recommended | Guide data: H-1/NHLD | Typically researched as residential — still verify zoning and AOAO rules | 0 |
| Opukea | Residential condo / townhome | Lahaina-area residential | Residential condominium community (verify product type on listing) | Varies by unit — confirm layout on the listing and documents | Recovery-context and property-status review recommended | Guide data: M-1 | Rental posture requires verification | 3 |
| Hoonanea at Lahaina | Residential condo / townhome | Lahaina Town / Kuʻu Aku Lane | Low-rise attached townhome-style condominium | 2–3 bedroom plans, approximately 919–1,395 sq ft (verify by listing) | Post-2023 fire reconstruction context—verify building-specific status | Guide data: Residential (verify STR rules) | No short-term vacation rentals; 180-day minimum initial lease under published rules | 4 |
| Puamana | Residential condo / townhome | South Lahaina / Puamana area | Lower-density condo / townhome community (verify by listing) | Varied layouts (verify by listing) | Recovery-context and property-status review recommended | Guide data: R2/PUD | Rental posture requires verification — review AOAO rules carefully | 7 |
The August 2023 Lahaina wildfire affected parts of the community in ways that may matter for condominium due diligence. Effects vary by property, building and location—not every Lahaina listing carries the same questions. Use current official sources and property-specific documentation rather than general assumptions.
This page provides general real estate and market information from a Hawaii-licensed real estate brokerage. It is not legal, engineering, environmental, zoning, safety, insurance, lending or tax advice. Property conditions, government requirements, association decisions and recovery information may change. Buyers, sellers and owners should verify material facts through current official records and qualified professionals.
Government and county pages may change without notice. Confirm current information directly with official sources before relying on it in a transaction. These links are provided for research convenience—not as determinations about any individual property.
Official County of Maui recovery information for residents, businesses and the community. Confirm current notices before relying on them in a transaction.
Open official sourceCounty Office of Recovery site for program and policy information. Does not establish the status of an individual condominium unit.
Open official sourceCounty digital zoning map resources. Confirm parcel zoning with current maps and Zoning Administration records for the specific property.
Open official sourceCodified zoning regulations. Always verify the current online code and any recently enacted ordinances that may not yet be fully reflected.
Open official sourceEnacted law phasing out specified transient vacation rental uses in apartment districts after an amortization period. Property-specific effect requires verification.
Open official sourceSearch current flood hazard information by address or coordinates. Map designations are not a substitute for insurance or engineering advice.
Open official sourceRental eligibility in Lahaina 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 Lahaina property is affected requires verification—not inference from area marketing.
Rental eligibility is property-specific. Listing remarks, past rental activity and community reputation should not be treated as legal verification.
Condo financing and insurance may depend on the buyer, the unit, the project, current property status and lender or insurer policies. Lahaina buyers should review association documents and insurance information early—not after contract deadlines.
Step 1
Clarify budget, down payment, cash reserves and general loan structure before narrowing to a specific Lahaina community or unit.
Step 2
Do not assume that approval for one Lahaina building applies to another. Lenders may treat projects differently based on insurance, reserves and current status.
Step 3
Obtain current master-policy and unit-level insurance information before important contract deadlines. Availability and cost may vary by building and unit.
Step 4
Review declarations, bylaws, reserve studies, meeting minutes, assessments and any recovery-related association decisions for the specific property.
Financing and insurance decisions should be confirmed with qualified lenders and insurance professionals.
The purchase price is only one part of the ownership decision. Monthly and long-term costs can vary significantly among Lahaina communities and units—especially where insurance, assessments or repair-related expenses may apply.
Costs vary by community and unit. Request current AOAO documents, insurance information and assessment disclosures before making a decision.
Market averages are useful context, but community, condition, fees, status questions and rental posture often create substantial differences between individual units.
Lahaina-scoped condo inventory
Lahaina MLS area filters may include town, town-adjacent and postal-address inventory. Active listings do not establish habitability, utilities, insurance or financing.
Geographic scope: Lahaina (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
Determine whether the property is town-core, town-adjacent, south Lahaina or primarily identified by postal address—and what that means for daily ownership.
Step 3
Request current seller disclosures, association communications and official records relevant to condition, access, utilities and occupancy.
Step 4
Review monthly fees, insurance, reserves, assessments, utilities and management—not only asking price.
Step 5
Review zoning, unit-specific records, AOAO restrictions and Bill 9 exposure before modeling any rental income.
Step 6
Examine insurance, reserves, maintenance, capital projects, meeting minutes and special assessments.
Step 7
Evaluate view, floor plan, parking, lanai, noise, renovation quality, furnishings and documented condition.
Step 8
Determine what the same budget buys in Kaanapali, Napili, Kahana and other West Maui communities buyers may substitute.
You may prioritize walkability, town-adjacent residential character and proximity to Lahaina services—while verifying current property status and access for the specific building.
Explore Town-Adjacent Lahaina CondosYou may prioritize coastal positioning and resort-oriented amenities—while confirming zoning, rental posture, insurance and current building status in writing.
Compare Oceanfront Lahaina OptionsYou may prefer lower-density residential or townhome-style communities such as Puamana-area product—while reviewing AOAO rules, insurance and property-specific status.
Explore Residential Lahaina CommunitiesYou may be open to properties requiring deeper status, permit, insurance or association review—provided documentation supports informed decision-making before contract.
Discuss Property-Specific ReviewStep 1
Clarify budget, intended use, timing, preferred communities and any property-status parameters that matter to you.
Step 2
Compare Lahaina buildings by category, status questions, fees and rental posture 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, permit, assessment and recovery-context 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 community before contacting us. Start with your goals and we will help narrow the options.
Many Lahaina buyers begin their search remotely. The process can be managed efficiently when community research, updated property tours, inspections and document review are planned carefully—especially where current conditions may differ from historical marketing.
Remote step 1
Include preferred communities, price range, intended use, property-status parameters and non-negotiable features such as parking or floor plan.
Remote step 2
Review documented unit condition, view, noise, access paths, parking and nearby 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.
Understand how your unit compares with active competition, recent sales and nearby communities buyers may consider instead—including same-community comps, documented unit condition, view and floor plan, AOAO fees, rental posture, insurance and reserves, special assessments and the likely buyer pool.
No area is objectively better—fit depends on lifestyle, ownership costs, property-status questions, rental posture and community-level risk.
General setting
Town, town-adjacent and oceanfront condo options
Common buyer profile
Town, residential and resort buyers seeking Lahaina location
Lahaina communitiesGeneral setting
Beach-corridor resort and residential mix
Common buyer profile
Hybrid, lifestyle and resort-recognition buyers
Kaanapali condosGeneral setting
Oceanfront corridor between Napili and Honokowai
Common buyer profile
Value-oriented and hybrid buyers
Kahana condosGeneral setting
Quieter North West Maui bay and oceanfront communities
Common buyer profile
Lifestyle-forward buyers comparing bay access and scale
Napili condosGeneral setting
Planned resort with bay, golf and elevated villa communities
Common buyer profile
Lifestyle, golf and second-home buyers
Kapalua condosSwipe horizontally to compare areas →
| Area | Setting | Due diligence complexity | Resort orientation | Rental note | Key questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lahaina | Town, town-adjacent and oceanfront condo options | Often higher — property status, insurance, zoning and AOAO review may be material | Varies sharply by building | Zoning, Bill 9 and AOAO rules need confirmation | Current status, insurance, financing, zoning, AOAO documents |
| Kaanapali | Beach-corridor resort and residential mix | Building-specific — typically less recovery-context than Lahaina Town | Strong visitor and resort recognition | Frequently researched — verify each property | Fees, amenities, rental docs, insurance, comps |
| Kahana | Oceanfront corridor between Napili and Honokowai | Standard condo diligence plus rental-rule verification where relevant | Mixed resort and residential character | Zoning and Bill 9 exposure may matter — verify records | Fees, zoning, rental posture, insurance, comps |
| Napili | Quieter North West Maui bay and oceanfront communities | Building-specific ownership and rental-rule review | Boutique / lower-scale resort orientation | Documentation and AOAO rules require review | Bay access, fees, rental docs, unit condition |
| Kapalua | Planned resort with bay, golf and elevated villa communities | Community and association differences drive diligence | Lower-density planned resort | Property-specific verification required | Community fit, stairs/access, fees, rental posture |
Compare verified Lahaina communities by setting, property type, ownership profile and current listings.
Explore Lahaina CommunitiesReview the buying process, condo documents and building-level due-diligence framework.
Open the Buyer GuideLearn how Barry and Aina Real Estate Group help buyers and owners evaluate Lahaina properties.
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Review Maui Bill 9Compare resort-oriented communities and rental-posture considerations.
Review Hotel-Zoned CondosReview shoreline, insurance, reserve and building questions before purchasing coastal property.
Open the Coastal Risk GuideReview current inventory, pricing trends and days on market.
Open the DashboardModel financing, ownership costs and conservative rental scenarios.
Open the AnalyzerRequest a Lahaina building-specific pricing and listing-strategy review.
Seller ServicesCompare Lahaina with Kahana oceanfront and residential condo buildings and ownership costs.
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Explore NapiliShare your budget, intended use, property-status preferences and preferred communities. We will help you compare Lahaina buildings and identify current listings that fit—each requiring individual verification.
Tell us how you plan to use the condo, your preferred price range and what matters most. We will help you compare communities and identify current listings that best fit—without assuming uniform property status across Lahaina.
No obligation. Start with your goals, even if you have not selected a community yet.
This page provides general real estate and market information from a Hawaii-licensed real estate brokerage. It is not legal, engineering, environmental, zoning, safety, insurance, lending or tax advice. Property conditions, government requirements, association decisions and recovery information may change. Buyers, sellers and owners should verify material facts through current official records and qualified professionals.
Call or text Barry to discuss Lahaina communities, current listings and your ownership goals.