Housing in Waikoloa
Waikoloa's housing market runs genuinely expensive by national standards, with a real, disclosed recent softening this record does not omit.
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Learn moreA genuinely elevated median sale price
Waikoloa's cited median sale price ran approximately $817,000 as of February 2026, within a broader cited range of $750,000-$850,000 from a separate source (base record).
A real, disclosed recent price softening
That February 2026 figure ran down 12.9% year-over-year, with median price per square foot (~$515) down 9.81% YoY -- a real, disclosed cooling trend this record does not paper over (base record).
A market taking longer to sell
Homes took approximately 138 days to sell on average, up from 145 days a year earlier -- essentially flat, still a genuinely slower-moving market than a hot seller's market (base record).
Distinguish Waikoloa Village from the coastal resort corridor
Waikoloa Village's inland residential inventory is priced and sold separately from the coastal Waikoloa Beach Resort corridor's condo/resort-property market -- confirm which segment a specific listing belongs to.
Key takeaways
- Waikoloa's median sale price ran ~$817,000 as of February 2026, well above the national comparison figure.
- That figure ran down 12.9% year-over-year -- a real, disclosed recent softening.
- Homes take roughly 138 days to sell on average.
- Waikoloa Village's residential inventory is priced separately from the coastal resort corridor's condo market.
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