41-849 Kalanianaole Hwy, Waimanalo, HI 96795

Centralized location in the hub of town in Waimanalo Beach, close proximity to local food vendors. Nearest convenience store to the white sand beaches of Makapu’u and Sandy Beach. Stretching miles along the eastern coast, Waimānalo Beach is the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oʻahu and is undeniably the crown jewel of the neighborhood. A favorite spot for in-the-know residents and savvy visitors, these beaches have some of the softest sand and most sparkling turquoise waters in all of Hawai‘i.

Adjacent to Bellow Air Force base and Waimanalo’s main grocer “Shima’s”. Street frontage on the main corridor across from Waimanalo Town Center which accommodates frequent tour bus stops. The Waimanalo community is known for its local flair and sweeping landscapes. A favorite spot for in-the-know residents and savvy visitors, these beaches have some of the softest sand and most sparkling turquoise waters in all of Hawai‘i.

Wonderful location off of Farrington Highway, located in the heart of Waianae, much time is spent outdoors with family and friends at the beach. Nānākuli and Māʻili communities share a strong connection to nature and the ʻāina (land), this location services those communities and families enjoying the outdoors. At Nānākuli Beach Park, waves and currents are strong during the winter, great for strong surfers and watermen. Throughout the summer months, conditions are calmer and residents spend hours barbecuing, fishing and just relaxing in the sand.

Ewa Beach is one of the most desirable and rapidly expanding areas to live on the Leeward side of Oʻahu. Homebuyers flock to Ewa Beach for its affordability and its small-town charm. The diversity of Ewa Beach has created a culture treasured by longtime and new residents. Located in a densely populated area, surrounded by residential neighborhoods including Trades, Ocean Pointe and Hoakalei, and is prominently situated on the corner of Fort Weaver Road and Papipi Drive.

Ewa Beach is one of the most desirable areas to live on the Leeward side of Oʻahu. Homebuyers flock to Ewa Beach for its affordability and its small-town charm. The area’s population is a mix of Native Americans, Pacific Islanders, Asians and more—which has created a demographic rich in history. Visibility from the well traveled Fort Weaver Road is unmatched with immediate residential homes within walking distance.  Large parking lot allows customers easy access to gas and other local businesses.

Just across the Central Oahu Regional Park is Waipiʻo Shopping Center, which provides a variety of financial, professional and retail services to the neighborhood. Residents make it a point to support the small businesses in the area including Yoga Loft Hawai’i, the premier studio in Central Oʻahu, and Island Tumblers Gymnastics, a training facility for budding gymnasts. The property has major street frontage on Ka Uka Boulevard. Located in the centralized hub of Waipio, with close proximity to the future entrance of Koa Ridge, Costco and other shopping centers.

Kalihi is one of Honolulu’s most unique and diverse communities. Located in a convenient area west of downtown Honolulu and close to the airport, military bases and hospitals, the neighborhood is brimming with commercial and industrial businesses serving a community made up of both long-time and new residents. Conveniently located in the Kalihi-Kai subdivision of Honolulu, this property is within a mile of Honolulu International Airport and Honolulu Harbor, within 3 miles of the Central Business District of Honolulu, and within 5 miles of world famous Waikiki.

Hawai’i Kai is a beautiful residential community. The store is located near Hawai’i Kai Golf Course, Koko Crater Botanical Garden and Hanauma Bay. Surrounded by residential communities, this property receives a mix of tourists and local traffic.

The streets of this industrial neighborhood have been turned into a kind of outdoor art gallery, due to the work of POW! WOW! Hawai’i – a global network of artists celebrating art, music and culture. Taking a stroll through the neighborhood on any given day, you might see artists perfecting their murals, business people grab a quick lunch or a pick-up basketball game taking place in the park. On the edge of Kakaako and Downtown, this property services the hustle and bustle of the work force. Short distance from Kakaako, Ala Moana, and Waikiki. Convenient parking with on-site Fedex Office store.

In the center of Oʻahu, situated between the Wai‘anae Range and the Koʻolau Range, is the quiet town of Wahiawā. About 20 miles north of Downtown Honolulu, this area is surrounded by Lake Wilson (also known as the Wahiawā Reservoir) on three sides. Lake Wilson is the second largest reservoir in Hawai’i, used to irrigate the surrounding lands, distinguishing Wahiawā as one of the most fertile areas on the island. Close proximity to Wahiawa General Hospital and the residential community. Large military presence in the surrounding areas such as Schofield Barracks, Whitmore Village and Wheeler Army Airfield.

Just west of Manoa there is another extension of this beautiful city. Makiki is home to one of the largest residential areas with just a quick drive to downtown. This location is the perfect place to grab what you need on the way to the beach, or for a family get together. Stop in for access to great deals on food, to fill up on gas or to grab an ice cold F’real. Excellent street visibility from King and Piikoi Streets. Centrally located in the heart of town, close proximity to surrounding areas like Ala Moana, Kakaako and Waikiki.

Great visibility from Pali Highway, located just outside of a thriving residential neighborhood. Convenient location with easy access for commuters along the major thoroughfares. Kailua is close to hiking trails like Maunawili Falls or the Lanikai Pillboxes. Wander through the center of town to explore the many specialty shops. Stop by your neighborhood store and grab a refreshing F’real after relaxing at the beach. 

From sunrise until sunset, the neighborhood of Kihei has a great mix of residential, business, tourism and commerce. Kihei has grown exponentially over the years and caters to visitors with luxury Wailea resorts nearby like Waldorf Astoria Grand Wailea and Four Seasons Resorts. Saturday Morning Farmer’s Market brings in tons of traffic. Enjoy the convenience this opportunity in the heart of Maui.

Waikīkī, the 2.5 miles of beachfront neighborhood on Oahu’s south shore is one of the most famous destinations in the world. By day, thousands of beach goers, surfers and shoppers line the streets. By night, high-rises and resort hotels light up the island’s skyline. The stretch of white sand beach is a popular hot spot for tourists and residents alike. This is the center of tourist resorts and attractions. Approximately 7,500 vacation condos nearby. Very accessible location with street frontage on Kalakaua Avenue, that has incredible street and pedestrian traffic.