Often referred to as the Waianae Coast, the Waianae area is largely undeveloped. This does not mean that modern conveniences are sacrificed, however, as the area is home to a mall with a drugstore, a bank, food and clothing stores, and fast food eateries. The region also has a post office, a public library and a high school. With its pristine beaches and ample wildlife, Waianae offers abundant opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. At the Waianae Small Boat Harbor, a number of tour operators offer opportunities to take people out to snorkel with the wild dolphins or to cruise along the coastline. Fishing boats and small yachts can also be seen frequenting the harbor. Meanwhile, swimming opportunities can be found in the area’s many beaches, with Poka’i Bay being the most popular choice for swimming.
Waianae is home to a mall, a library and several restaurants for residents to enjoy. The area also boasts numerous beaches and ample opportunity to enjoy outdoor recreation and wildlife viewing.
The median price of a home in Waianae is around $550,000, with both condos, detached houses, townhouses, two-unit structures, 3-to-4-unit structures, 5-or-more-unit structures and mobile homes all being available in the community.
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Data compiled using 1st quarter 2020 data vs. same period from 2019
Waianae boasts a population of around 13,000 that is far more racially diverse than the other side of the island. In fact, over 40 percent of the population identifies as being from two or more races.
Population by Age Level. Median Age 32.28. Households: 2,693.
In Thousand of Dollars. (Median Income: $48,563)
Population by Education Level
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Public & Private Institutions Of Learning
Waianae is served by Leihoku and Waianae elementary schools as well as Waianae Intermediate School and Waianae High School. The charter school of Ka Waihona O Ka Na’auao – New Century Pcs is also located within the community.