Current September 2007
This is a charming Kailua family neighborhood, with wider streets, and some areas quite close to the beach. Named after the Koolau Mountain Range, which you can view from many properties, it is the location of the famed Duck Road (Kainui) Road. A very wide street, it is lined in the center isle with palms, where ducks wander up from the part of the Kawainui Canal that ends at Kailua Bay in the Kaimalino/Beachside neighborhoods. Lot sizes vary widely, getting larger as you get closer to the beach, up to about 13,000 sq ft. and prices generally range from $700K-$1.8M, getting higher the further East you go, particularly East of Kainalu Street and on Kalaheo Ave. Canalfront homes are also available and are on the pricier side. Koolaupoku is bounded on the North by Mokapu Road (Kalaheo Hillside), on the East by the 700-900 blocks of North Kalaheo (Beachside), and on the South by Kaha Street (Coconut Grove , Kalama/Coconut Grove & Kalama Tract). Following Kaha street West, it is bounded by the Kaiwanui Marsh. Home styles and construction, as well as size, vary greatly. This neighborhood is conveniently located near the Aikahi Park Shopping Center, Pinky's Grill and Marine Corps Base Hawaii, and not too far from the entrance to H-3.
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