What are homes selling for in Kapolei right now?
By Tony Kawaguchi, REALTOR (RS-66616), The Kawaguchi Group, eXp Realty (RB-21841). Selling in Hawaii since 2005. Updated November 12, 2026.
Roughly a million dollars for a house, and about half that for a condo, depending on which part of Kapolei you mean. The Honolulu Board of REALTORS does not publish a single Kapolei figure. In its Makakilo area, the hillside side of Kapolei, single-family homes sold at a median of $1,030,000 on 13 sales in September 2026, in a median of 13 days. For January through September the Makakilo median was $1,022,500 on 88 sales, down 7% from $1,100,000. Makakilo condos had a nine-month median of $521,000 on 71 sales. On the flat side, MLS neighborhoods named Kapolei had a nine-month single-family median of $880,000 on 11 sales and a condo median of $515,000 on 32 sales. The Board's October area report had not been released when I updated this page. Island-wide, the Oahu single-family median in October 2026 was $1,150,000.
Why the split: the Board reports by tax map zone. Kapolei's flat lands fall in the Ewa Plain area (TMK 1-9-1), shared with Ewa Beach, and the hillside falls in Makakilo (TMK 1-9-2 to 1-9-3). The live charts and listings on this page use the MLS city of Kapolei, which covers both. The Ewa Beach market report has the full Ewa Plain table. My Kapolei guide covers the area itself.
| Single-family | Condos and townhomes | |
|---|---|---|
| September sales | 13 (5 a year earlier) | 8 (14 a year earlier) |
| September median | $1,030,000 ($1,390,000 a year earlier) | $509,500 (down 3%) |
| Median days on market | 13 (40 a year earlier) | 19 (66 a year earlier) |
| Share of original list price received | 99.0% | 99.6% |
| Pending sales | 8 (10 a year earlier) | 7 (6 a year earlier) |
| Active listings | 26 (down 33% from 39) | 27 (down 18% from 33) |
| January–September sales | 88 (up 19% from 74) | 71 (74 a year earlier) |
| January–September median | $1,022,500 (down 7%) | $521,000 (down 4%) |
Read the Makakilo drop carefully
The September single-family median fell 26% from a year earlier, but last September had only 5 sales. This September had 13. With samples that small, one or two hillside homes can swing the median. The nine-month figure, down 7% on 88 sales, is the better read. The clearer signal is supply: only 26 houses were for sale in Makakilo at the end of September, a third fewer than a year earlier, and the nine-month share of original list price received on condos was 100.0%.
Kapolei neighborhoods, January–September 2026
Single-family medians from the Board's MLS neighborhood summary: Makakilo-Lower, 24 sales at $890,000; Makakilo-Upper, 18 at $925,000; Makakilo-Kahiwelo, 12 at $1,305,000; Makakilo-West Hills, 8 at $1,226,400; Kapolei-Kekuilani, 8 at $848,500; Kapolei-Iwalani, 7 at $920,000; Kapolei Knolls, 4 at $1,419,500; and Ko Olina, 3 at $2,180,000. Condos and townhomes: Ko Olina, 30 sales at $1,137,500 (41 a year earlier); the MLS "Kapolei" grouping, 32 at $515,000; and Kapolei-Mehana-Nanala, 5 at $685,000.
Ko Olina is its own market inside Kapolei. Its condo median is more than double the Kapolei condo median, and its four September condo sales had a median of $1,550,000. Treat it separately when you compare prices. For builder communities, see new construction in Ewa Beach and Kapolei.
If you're buying in Kapolei
Decide early whether you want the flat side or the hill. Nine-month medians ran from $848,500 in Kekuilani to $1,305,000 in Kahiwelo. In Makakilo, with 26 houses for sale and a 13-day median in September, good listings will not wait for a second showing. Condo buyers outside Ko Olina have the widest price range to work with: Makakilo condos sold at a $521,000 nine-month median. Board figures are resales, so compare any new-home price you're quoted against nearby resales.
If you're selling in Kapolei
Low Makakilo inventory works in your favor. September single-family sales closed at 99.0% of the original list price. Because the sample is small, price from your own subdivision's sales, not the area median. A Kahiwelo home and a Makakilo-Lower home are hundreds of thousands of dollars apart. Ko Olina owners should price against Ko Olina sales only. For a pricing review, call (808) 201-3577.
Next door: the Ewa Beach market report. Up the H-1 and H-2: Central Oahu, Wahiawa and the North Shore. In town: Honolulu. All reports: market report hub and Oahu.
Kapolei housing market FAQ
What is the median home price in Kapolei?
The Honolulu Board of REALTORS does not report Kapolei as one area. In its Makakilo area, the September 2026 single-family median was $1,030,000 on 13 sales, and the January–September median was $1,022,500 on 88 sales. MLS neighborhoods named Kapolei on the flat side had a nine-month single-family median of $880,000 on 11 sales.
How much is a condo in Kapolei?
Makakilo condos and townhomes sold at a $521,000 median from January through September 2026, on 71 sales. The MLS Kapolei condo grouping had a $515,000 median on 32 sales. Ko Olina condos were much higher, at $1,137,500 on 30 sales.
How fast are Kapolei homes selling?
In September 2026, Makakilo single-family homes sold in a median of 13 days, down from 40 a year earlier, and condos in 19 days, down from 66. Single-family homes received a median 99.0% of their original list price.
Why did the Makakilo median price drop 26%?
The September 2026 Makakilo single-family median of $1,030,000 compares with $1,390,000 a year earlier, when there were only 5 sales. This year there were 13. Small samples swing easily. The nine-month median, $1,022,500 on 88 sales, was down 7%.
What do homes cost in Ko Olina and Kapolei Knolls?
From January through September 2026, the Board's neighborhood summary showed Ko Olina single-family homes at a $2,180,000 median on 3 sales and Ko Olina condos at $1,137,500 on 30 sales. Kapolei Knolls had 4 single-family sales at a $1,419,500 median.
Are there many homes for sale in Kapolei?
Not many in Makakilo. At the end of September 2026 the Board counted 26 active single-family listings in the Makakilo area, down 33% from 39 a year earlier, and 27 condo listings, down from 33.
Does the Kapolei report include Makakilo and Ko Olina?
Yes. The live listings use the MLS city of Kapolei, which includes Makakilo, Kapolei Knolls and Ko Olina addresses. Ewa Beach and Ho'opili are on the separate Ewa Beach report.
Sources
- Honolulu Board of REALTORS, Oahu Local Market Update, September 2026 (dated October 15, 2026), residential resales compiled from HiCentral MLS. This is the Board's most recent area-level report; the October 2026 edition had not been released when this page was updated. Board market reports are indexed at hicentral.com/market-press-releases.php.
- Honolulu Board of REALTORS, Oʻahu Buyers Find Opportunity in October as Half of Condos Sell Under $500,000, November 6, 2026 (Oahu-wide October 2026 resales, compiled from HiCentral MLS; does not include new-home sales).
Tony Kawaguchi, REALTOR (RS-66616), The Kawaguchi Group, eXp Realty (RB-21841). Selling in Hawaii since 2005. Phone (808) 201-3577. This page is general information, not personalized financial, tax or legal advice; consult the appropriate licensed professional for your situation. Market statistics are deemed reliable but not guaranteed and can be revised as late sales are reported.