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Maui neighborhoods

Fourteen areas of Maui, each with 2026 sale prices, visitor rental rules, land and water issues, hazards and public schools. Every area gets the same treatment, built from public records.

West Maui

LahainaWest Maui9 condosCondos: $590K–$740KKaanapaliWest Maui12 condosCondos: $630K–$1.7MNapili, Kahana and HonokowaiWest Maui49 condosHomes: $1.4M–$1.7MKapaluaWest Maui7 condosCondos: $950K–$1.5M

South Maui

MaalaeaSouth Maui10 condosCondos: $250K–$920KKiheiSouth Maui75 condosHomes: $1.0M–$1.4MWailea and MakenaSouth Maui23 condosHomes: $1.6M–$4.2M

Central Maui

KahuluiCentral Maui2 condosHomes: $875K–$1.2MWailuku, Waikapu, Waiehu and WaiheeCentral Maui10 condosHomes: $1.0M–$1.3M

Upcountry

Kula and PukalaniUpcountry3 condosHomes: $1.1M–$1.7MMakawao, Olinda and HaliimaileUpcountry—Homes: $1.0M–$1.4M

North Shore

Paia, Spreckelsville and KuauNorth Shore1 condosHomes: $995K–$7.6MHaiku and HueloNorth Shore—Homes: $1.0M–$1.9M

East Maui

HanaEast Maui1 condosHomes: $860K–$2.5M

How this guide works

Prices come from Title Guaranty’s monthly Maui sales reports for January through September 2026. Because each month’s median often rests on a handful of sales, each page shows the range of monthly medians and the number of sales instead of a single figure.

Rental rules come from Maui County code and our Maui condo directory and Bill 9 tracker. Hazards link to our Hawaii flood zone lookup, which checks any address against FEMA and state hazard maps.

We cover every area the same way. The guide doesn’t rate neighborhoods or describe who lives in them; it sticks to prices, rules, land, hazards and schools so you can judge what fits.

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