Kualapuu Public RecordsHawaii

Kualapuu, located on Molokai (not Maui), HI, offers a rural housing market with a median home value around $370,000 (2024), lower than Hawaii's average. Homeownership rates are high, with roughly 75% owner-occupied units, while median monthly rents are about $1,100. The area mainly features single-family homes in quiet neighborhoods. Property values have remained relatively stable, with slight appreciation in recent years. Property tax rates are low, averaging 0.28% of assessed value. Housing inventory is limited, reflecting Molokai's small, close-knit community and slower market pace compared to larger Hawaiian islands.

Kualapuu is a small community on Molokai, not Maui, with a 2020 population of about 2,110. The median age is around 41. Females slightly outnumber males (51% vs. 49%). Racially, Kualapuu is diverse: approximately 43% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 23% Asian, 15% White, and 19% identifying as two or more races. The Hispanic or Latino population makes up about 6%.

Kualapuu is a small community on Molokai, not Maui, with Kualapu’u Public Conversion Charter School serving grades PK-6 and no high schools within the town; Molokai High School (about 7 miles away) serves grades 9-12. The charter school enrolls around 360 students and scores roughly 5/10 on statewide performance measures. Bachelor’s degree attainment among adults is about 16% (U.S. Census). Educational programs include Hawaiian language immersion. School safety is generally rated high, with few reported incidents. For adult education, options are limited to neighboring towns and online programs.

Kualapuu, a small community on the island of Molokai, Maui County, HI, has limited transportation infrastructure, with no formal public transit and most residents relying on personal vehicles; approximately 95% of households own at least one car. The average commute time is about 12 minutes, with most residents driving alone to work. There are no major employment hubs in Kualapuu itself, as many work in nearby Kaunakakai or at the Molokai Airport. Roads are rural and traffic is minimal, reflecting the town’s small population and low-density development. Public transit usage is negligible.

Kualapuu, located on Molokai (not Maui) in Maui County, Hawaii, has limited healthcare facilities, with no hospitals directly in the city; residents primarily access Molokai General Hospital (15 beds) in nearby Kaunakakai and the Ho‘ola Lāhui Community Clinic. Healthcare access is challenged by geographic isolation, with a 2020 insurance coverage rate around 92%. The population (~2,100) is predominantly Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and common health concerns include diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. Healthcare providers are few, often necessitating off-island referrals for specialty care. Clinics offer basic medical, dental, and behavioral health services.