Ewa Beach Public RecordsHawaii

Ewa Beach, located in Honolulu County, HI, has a population of approximately 16,400. The median age is 35.5 years, with 49% female and 51% male residents. Racially, 40% identify as Asian, 22% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 19% White, 9% Hispanic or Latino, and 6% from two or more races. This diverse community reflects the multicultural fabric of Hawaii.

Ewa Beach, part of Honolulu County, HI, is primarily served by The Queen’s Medical Center–West O‘ahu (approximately 7 miles away) and nearby urgent care clinics. Healthcare access is expanding, with about 92% insured in Honolulu County. The population is diverse—predominantly Asian and Pacific Islander (over 60%), with a median age of 36. Common health issues include diabetes (10%), hypertension, and obesity (29%). Healthcare providers per 100,000 residents are lower than the national average, reflecting a PCP shortage. Medicaid and HMSA are major insurance providers locally. Preventive care and chronic disease management remain major focuses.

Ewa Beach, in Honolulu, HI, hosts about 11 public schools, including James Campbell High School, the area’s largest with over 2,900 students. The average high school graduation rate is approximately 88%, while around 32% of adults in Ewa Beach hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety measures are rated moderately, with Campbell High scoring 5/10 in GreatSchools safety reviews. Adult education classes are available at the Kapolei Community School for Adults nearby. Educational programs include AP courses and STEM initiatives, contributing to an average school rating of 6/10 across the area.

Ewa Beach, located within Honolulu, HI, is primarily car-dependent, with about 92% of households owning at least one vehicle and 81% of residents commuting by car. Public transit use is modest; TheBus system serves the area, but only around 8.5% of commuters use it, while 7% carpool. The average commute time is approximately 41 minutes, among the highest in Honolulu County. Transportation infrastructure includes highways like H-1 and increasing bike paths. Major employment hubs are in Honolulu (Pearl Harbor, Downtown), necessitating long commutes for many Ewa Beach residents.

Ewa Beach, a growing suburb in Honolulu, HI, offers a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and condos. As of early 2024, median home values are around $780,000, with average rents near $2,800 per month. Homeownership rates are high, at approximately 65%. Notable neighborhoods include Ocean Pointe and Hoakalei. The area has seen a 3% year-over-year property value increase. Honolulu County property tax rates are low, averaging 0.35%. Ewa Beach's family-friendly vibe, modern developments, and proximity to Honolulu make it a sought-after housing market.