Honolulu County, HI homes for sale & real estate

Honolulu County, HI Homes for Sale

A rare offering in Niu Valley. This single-level 4-bedroom, 2-bath home rests upon a 6,998 sf lot, with 1,440 sf of living space & only one prior owner in its history. At its heart, an approximately 350 sf living room opens on both sides with sliding shoji doors, drawing the yard & a roughly 300 sf covered patio into a single breezy, zen-like space. A second covered patio at the rear invites quiet moments outdoors. Bordered on two sides by city drainage swales, the lot enjoys a rare sense of distance & privacy from its neighbors. Kamaaina character fills every room, with a newer roof already in place. Hip roofline, composition shingle & a wood frame garage speak to i

Honolulu County, HI Homes for Sale

2 homes on 1 lot in Kaimuki for under $1M, priced below tax assessed value! Both homes rented out on month to month at $4600 total and tenant pays all utilities. Great tenant to take over as an investor, or can submit notice to vacate for an owner occupant. Live in one and rent out the other, use both for multi-generational living, or rent out both for maximum income, the possibilities are endless. Front home is a 3-bedroom 1.5-bath home with a nice outdoor patio perfect for entertaining. Back home is a two story 1-bedroom 1.5-bath home with some nice backyard space and under home storage. Both homes are separately metered for water and electricity and were recently renovated with new vinyl

Honolulu County, HI Homes for Sale

This is a charming, well-kept island home showcasing classic Hawaii architecture with a spacious low-profile design, mature landscaping, and a sprawling lawn. Vintage features combined with modern luxuries give the home a warm sense of character while the two story addition maximizes space and flexibility. Enjoy city and ocean views from the lanai and front windows.

Honolulu County, HI Homes for Sale

Built in 1929 on the uphill side of Alewa Drive, this 3,450-square-foot Colonial Revival residence has watched over Honolulu Harbor for nearly a century — and in 2026, it was given a second life. A comprehensive remodel, guided by a preservation architect, brought the home fully into the present without asking it to forget its past. The result is a rare pairing: a house on the Hawai'i historic property register — which carries a flat $300 annual property tax in place of a conventional assessment, a savings of thousands of dollars a year — that still lives like new. From its perch on the hill, the home looks out over Diamond Head, downtown Honolulu, and a harbor that has we