Communities

Central Maui includes the areas of Kahului, Wailuku, and Maalaea. While some people might think of Costco, Target, or Queen K mall as the biggest features of Central Maui, let's not forget Iao Valley's lush forests and streams, Wailuku's historical area with cute shops, restaurants, and Iao ... » Learn More about Central Maui

Areas of Up Country and North Shore have personalities of each their own. From funky surf town of Paia to vast swaths of farm land in Kula, there is no better place to enjoy life on Maui. UP COUNTRY From twisty roads to wide open farm land, from fog covered evenings to vast gorgeous ocean ... » Learn More about Up Country + North Shore

From Launiupoko to Lahaina, and Kaanapali to Kapalua, West Maui has a little bit of every thing to offer. LAHAINA Lahaina is, of course, a small historic whaling port that is the hub of West Maui. With 14 major historical structures maintained by Lahaina Restoration Foundation, and a ... » Learn More about West Maui

With about 27,000 residents, South Maui (Kihei and Wailea) is one of our main 'living' areas on the island. Condos, homes, shops, and restaurants galore, you may not have a reason to leave! KIHEI Kihei is a great combination of homes and condos along a stretch of plentiful sandy beaches. ... » Learn More about South Maui