What Your Money Buys in Central Maui

WAILUKU | KAHULUI

Team West Maui helps you learn what your money buys when purchasing real estate in Central Maui, including Wailkuku and Kahului.

WAILUKU – WHY LIVE HERE? Main Street on the First Friday of every month! It is the place to be with music in the street, art studios, restaurants and shops all open and add to the fun. There is a great wine bar called Mark Arel's where on almost any night you can hear anything from Reggae to Jazz, catch some belly dancing or listen to poetry, the audience will be full of locals from all walks of life. Don't forget to stop in Takamiya Market in Happy Valley for real Hawaiian food. Wailuku is the county seat and is the place that offers authentic local color. The Iao Valley is a short drive away where one can experience a true tropical rain forest with deep roots into ancient times. The history and rich variety of Maui combine in Wailuku and surrounds, the past is always present… here you will understand that Wailuku is truly the heart of Maui. New and affordable development have recently opened up on the hillside overlooking Wailuku and Kahului many with bi-coastal views. Near schools and shopping this is an affordable alternative to many of Maui’s resort real estate offerings.

Wailuku Single Family Residential

• Low: $175,000
• High: $3,650,000
• Median: $518,750

Wailuku Condominiums

• Low: $122,000
• High: $579,000
• Median: $279,500

Wailuku Vacant Land

• Low: $179,000
• High: $5,432,220
• Median: $498,500

Kahului Single Family Residential

• Low: $279,000
• High: $1,495,000
• Median: $515,000

Kahului Condominiums

• Low: $37,000
• High: $325,000
• Median: $135,000

Kahului Vacant Land

• Low: $225,000
• High: $13,500,000
• Median: $324,900