Area guide
The most common home type listed here is Single Family Residence, and the typical home was built around 1974.
Compared with other Oʻahu regions, from OpenStreetMap places in the area.
Each score from 1 to 10 counts the places OpenStreetMap maps within about half a mile of the homes here, and compares that count with the other areas of the market. A 10 means more of those places nearby than almost every other area. A score is not a rating of quality or safety.
Schools nearby counts the schools within reach of the homes here. It says nothing about how good a school is. Confirm a home's assigned school with the school or the official school finder.
No data yet means OpenStreetMap maps too few places here for a fair comparison. We never guess a score.
Live counts from our MLS listings.
Area outlines are drawn from listing locations. They are approximate and are not official boundaries.
No homes in Kāneʻohe are for sale on our site right now.
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Based on 1,925 listings in our records.
A ZIP code is not a neighborhood: these figures cover the whole ZIP that holds the area's listings.
Holds 87% of this area's listings
Holds 10% of this area's listings
Holds 3% of this area's listings
Only places mapped in OpenStreetMap are listed, so some may be missing. Place names © OpenStreetMap contributors
These are the public schools that listing records in this area name. Assignments depend on the exact address and can change, so confirm a school's service area with the school.
Check an address with the official HIDOE school finderSuburban
Suburban. Some walkability, mostly car-dependent.
This ZIP covers 33.8 sq mi, so the average includes open land such as parks, hillsides and undeveloped areas. Where the homes are, the density is higher.
Rated for ZIP 96744, where most of this area's listings are.
Rated by housing density from US Census data. This is not a Walk Score.
Straight-line distance from the middle of Kāneʻohe. The distance by road, and the drive time, are longer.
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Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Housing figures only.
