Haiku and Huelo
Haiku is a rural district east of Paia, made up largely of agricultural lots, older homesteads and small subdivisions spread across the gulches toward Huelo.
About Haiku and Huelo
Almost all sales here are single-family homes and land. About 34 single-family homes sold in the first nine months of 2026, with monthly medians from about $1.0 million to $1.9 million.
What homes sell for
| Property type | Sales, Jan–Sep 2026 | Monthly median range |
|---|---|---|
| Single-family homes | About 35 | $1.0M–$1.9M |
Source: Title Guaranty monthly Maui residential sales reports, January–September 2026. Medians are reported monthly and often rest on a handful of sales, so we show the range of monthly medians rather than one number. Areas follow Title Guaranty’s neighborhood groupings.
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Land, title and what to check
Haiku is in the county’s Upcountry water service area, and many rural lots rely on catchment. Check the water source and the county meter waiting list before you buy.
Most of Haiku is in the agricultural district, so county rules on farm dwellings and agricultural use apply.
Hazards, water and access
Access to much of Haiku and Huelo is by the Hana Highway and narrow side roads.
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Public schools
The public high school for most addresses here is King Kekaulike High School. Assignments go by address, so confirm with the Hawaii State Department of Education.
Sources: Title Guaranty Hawaii monthly sales reports; Maui County Code chapter 19.65 (short-term rental homes); Maui County Department of Water Supply; Department of Hawaiian Home Lands; Maui County recovery updates. Checked October 2026. This guide sticks to public facts about prices, rules, land and hazards. It doesn’t rate neighborhoods or describe who lives in them.
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