Located just minutes from downtown, Nuuanu is rich in history and natural beauty. With streets surrounded by trees and flora, living in Nuuanu feels like living in a mountain rainforest. The Nuuanu Stream and other smaller streams run through various parts of the neighborhood, creating an even more organic feel to the neighborhood and its properties.
Nuuanu offers easy access to all that the island has to offer, while the Nuuanu Valley in which it sits is home to numerous hiking trails and other opportunities for outdoor recreation.
As of 2017, homes in Nuuanu range in price from $400,000 to $2 million, with the median price being $1.19 million. The median interior size is 2,120 square feet, while the median land size is 5,072 square feet.
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Data compiled using 1st quarter 2020 data vs. same period from 2019
With its quiet streets and proximity to top-notch schools, Nuunau is known for being a great place to raise families. Boasting a population of over 50,000 people, Nuuanu offers a peaceful atmosphere near to the city.
Population by Age Level. Median Age 45.69. Households: 5,612.
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Public schools serving Nu’uanu include Nu’uana, Ma’ema’e and Pauoa elementary schools, Kawananakoa Middle School and Roosevelt and McKinley high schools. Other nearby schools include Punahou, Kamehameha, Hanhauoli and Chaminade. The University of Hawaii is also located nearby.