Honolulu

Honolulu offers more than breathtaking beaches—it’s one of the most coveted destinations for high-end real estate. From gated estates to oceanview penthouses, Honolulu real estate blends natural beauty, cultural sophistication, and global prestige.


Top Luxury Neighborhoods

Diamond Head & Black Point

Located just east of Waikīkī, Diamond Head is known for its volcanic backdrop, oceanfront estates, and historic charm. Homes along Black Point offer privacy, seawater pools, and panoramic views. Luxury properties in Diamond Head often list between $3M and $15M+. Buyers seeking low-maintenance elegance may consider Diamond Head condos with high-end finishes and coastal access.

Kahala

Just past Diamond Head lies Kahala, a flat, beachfront enclave lined with palm trees and gated estates. Often called the "Beverly Hills of Honolulu," it’s home to luxury real estate in Honolulu prized for privacy and proximity to the Kahala Hotel and Waialae Country Club. Prices start around $2.5M and exceed $20M for beachfront compounds.

Hawaii Loa Ridge & Waialae Iki

Perched above the coast, these gated ridge communities offer panoramic views, private roads, and 24/7 security. Custom homes with infinity pools and modern amenities are common. Listings here range from $2M to $8M+, appealing to buyers seeking privacy and elevation.

Portlock & Koko Kai

Along Oʻahu’s southeastern edge, Portlock and Koko Kai are known for oceanfront estates and deep-lot seclusion. With dramatic coastlines and access to Koko Marina and Hanauma Bay, homes typically range from $3M to $12M.

Downtown Honolulu & Kakaʻako

Luxury buyers preferring city living will find ultra-modern penthouses and designer condos in buildings like Waiea and Anaha. These residences offer private elevators, concierge service, and ocean views. Luxury condos in Honolulu range from $1.5M to over $20M. For business-minded investors, explore commercial real estate in Honolulu in the growing Kakaʻako district.

Things to Do in and Around Honolulu

From oceanfront relaxation to refined cultural experiences, Honolulu offers something for every luxury homeowner.

Spend your mornings walking the shoreline at Kahala Beach or surfing the waves off Diamond Head. For those who enjoy golf, Waialae Country Club—home of the Sony Open—is just minutes from the island’s top residential enclaves.

Nature lovers can hike Diamond Head Crater or the scenic Koko Head Trail, both offering sweeping coastal views. If you prefer leisure on the water, charter a private yacht from Kewalo Basin Harbor or kayak the calm waters off Maunalua Bay.

Honolulu also boasts exceptional dining and shopping. Ala Moana Center features luxury retailers like Chanel and Louis Vuitton, while nearby Kakaʻako is home to art galleries, farmers markets, and award-winning restaurants. For a deeper cultural connection, visit The Honolulu Museum of Art or attend a performance at Hawai‘i Theatre Center.

Whether you’re exploring volcanic trails, enjoying a sunset dinner, or browsing fine art, the experiences around Honolulu are as elevated as the homes themselves.

Overview for Honolulu, HI

346,323 people live in Honolulu, where the median age is 42.9 and the average individual income is $48,465. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Demographics and Employment Data for Honolulu, HI

Honolulu has 136,228 households, with an average household size of 2.47. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Honolulu do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 346,323 people call Honolulu home. The population density is 5,720.24 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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