Homes for Sale in Kihei

About Kihei Real Estate

Kihei, on Maui's south shore, draws people seeking a laid-back coastal life with easy beach access and a slower pace than more urban spots. Retirees, families, and remote workers often settle here for the residential feel mixed with resort influences, where everyday routines revolve around ocean views and island rhythms. Neighborhoods like Wailea and Makena border Kihei, offering a range of housing from condos near the water to single-family homes set back from the road, while central areas provide quieter pockets amid the town's linear layout along the highway. Daily life centers on the shoreline, with spots like Kamaole Beach Parks for picnics, swimming, and sunset watching, alongside casual eateries serving fresh seafood and local plates. Grocery stores, small shops, and a few golf courses round out the amenities, supporting a routine that's active yet relaxed—think morning walks on the beach path or evening paddleboarding. The area connects to larger hubs like Kahului for more shopping or airport access, keeping things convenient without the bustle. Kihei falls under the Hawaii public school district, with local elementary, intermediate, and high schools serving residents, plus private and charter options nearby for varied educational paths. The climate follows a tropical pattern: warm temperatures year-round averaging in the mid-80s Fahrenheit, moderated by trade winds, with a wetter season from November to April and drier conditions the rest of the year. The housing market reflects this appeal, with around 50 active listings at any given time. Median prices hover near $1 million, accommodating entry-level condos starting in the mid-300s up to multimillion-dollar estates, while homes average about 1,350 square feet and tend to stay listed for several months as buyers weigh their options carefully.

Average listing price: $2,334,476 · 51 homes available