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Hawaii Neighborhood Guide | Manoa Valley in Honolulu
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- To learn more about Manoa Homes For Sale, the neighborhood, or to work with us in your pursuit of a new Hawaii home visit: www.dwellhawai... or email us at info@dwellhawaii.com
In the meantime, join us for a tour of Manoa Valley; a Honolulu bedroom community steeped in Hawaiian History and cultural significance. Manoa is quietly tucked above the Hawaii's capital city, offering premier convenience of living in "Town" whilst still maintaining that tropical island feel via the lush mountainous backdrop and frequent Hawaii rainbows poking through occasional drizzles.
The neighborhood is anchored by the University of Hawaii at Manoa, as well as Mid Pacific Institute and Punahou School; two of the best private schools in Oahu. This feature alone makes Manoa a top choice for locals and anyone moving to Hawaii with educational opportunities at the top of their priority list.
If you're passing through the neighborhood, put the Manoa Falls Hike on your itinerary and after coming off the trail, head over to Manoa Market Place for quick bit at Feast Manoa or Off The Wall; our favorite Manoa poke spot!
Manoa homes for sale average around $1.8M and range from vintage, Historical homes to modern, contemporary designs in more recent builds.
Koa Cassady RS-76047
Maila Gibson-Bandmann (RA)
Honolulu Realtors | Hawaii Real Estate Agents
Coldwell Banker Realty
808.777.0588
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Where is Manoa?
00:35 Weather in Manoa
00:48 University of Hawaii at Manoa
01:03 Manoa History
01:55 Punahou School
02:37 Manoa Schools
02:56 Manoa Homes For Sale
03:21 Types of Homes in Manoa
03:38 Manoa Homes Prices
04:02 Hawaii Historic Homes
04:34 Living in Manoa | Shopping, Restaurants, Retail
04:58 Waioli Kitchen
05:53 Hawaii Rainbows
06:52 Who shouldn't live in Manoa?
07:12 Manoa Hawaii Realtors
I lived in manoa in the 60's all there was safeway & a bakery and the manoa grill. Best food ever
Cannot wait for more videos from you! It’s a lot of hard work you put into these and YOU’RE SPECTACULAR at it 😊
Upper Manoa was my home in the 70s. This place is still special no matter how much it changed.
I love Manoa. You nailed it. I taught at UH for a few years, after I graduated from there; loved my time up there. Housing is super expensive and only getting more expensive. Basically, you have to be a multimillionaire now to have a home on Oahu. I moved to Kona, got a 12 year old home on a half acre two blocks up off the beach. I still have a condo in Waikiki where I lived for 2 decades, but condo life sucks; it’s all perpetual politics and fee increases. Makes me sad to see Oahu, it’s just too crowded and too expensive, now.
This is so good. We live in Manoa for about 40 years and I'll share this with an exchange student that is about to be our housemate.
I hope one day Ill be able to move back to manoa valley. Maybe if i become wealthy enough by retirement. always be my home. Noelani elementary graduate 🙋♂
@@MrAmor-wh1rm Our grandkids went to Noelani too. Manoa is the best place to live on this planet. Sadly we don't have much more to live here, because we are OLD.
@@loving-everyone-equally im constantly looking for property there in the valley. If by chance you know of any places please let me know. Definetly appreciated. Thanks
@@MrAmor-wh1rm You have to be a millionaire to afford anything. A broken down house up the road sold for over a million. We rent.
+ there's a few beautiful homes there 😀
I lived in Manoa (Woodlawn area) for about 4 years back in the 90s...there is no place like Manoa.
I agree. I lived there in the 80's.
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I heard south manoa is dangerous? Is that true? Like near the University?
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I love Manoa. You nailed it. I taught at UH for a few years, after I graduated from there; loved my time up there. Housing is super expensive and only getting more expensive. Basically, you have to be a multimillionaire now to have a home on Oahu. I moved to Kona, got a 12 year old home on a half acre two blocks up off the beach. I still have a condo in Waikiki where I lived for 2 decades, but condo life sucks; it’s all perpetual politics and fee increases. Makes me sad to see Oahu, it’s just too crowded and too expensive, now.
It really is crazy. My wife and I toy with the idea of retiring in Hawaii; but after 30 years in IT and saving a lot, I still can’t afford a house in Hawaii. I don’t know how people do it, especially when you contrast median income vs home prices.
I heard south manoa is dangerous? Is that true? Like near the University?