Renting in Kihei
Kihei's rental market runs genuinely above the national average, reflecting South Maui's real, substantial vacation-rental and second-home housing stock competing with long-term rental supply.
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Learn moreRent runs above the national average
Kihei's average rent ran approximately $1,992/month as of June 2025 -- about 22% ABOVE the cited national average, with a 1-bedroom running similarly and a 2-bedroom running approximately $2,048/month.
A real, dated shift in the local rental supply
Maui County's real, current phase-out of South Maui short-term rentals (by January 1, 2031, per Bill 9) could plausibly shift some units toward the long-term rental market over the coming years -- this record discloses that as a real, dated policy trend rather than a confirmed current effect.
Hawaii's standard statewide landlord-tenant law
Hawaii's statewide landlord-tenant law governs Kihei rentals as elsewhere in the state; confirm current statutory specifics directly for any actual dispute.
Key takeaways
- Kihei's average rent runs approximately 22% above the cited national average.
- Maui's 2025 STVR phase-out law could plausibly affect long-term rental supply over time.
- Hawaii statewide landlord-tenant law governs; confirm current statutory specifics directly for any dispute.
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