Honolulu metro, HI relocation guide
Moving to ʻEwa Beach, HI
$848,000Median list
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About ʻEwa Beach
ʻEwa Beach is a leeward-coast community — a census-designated place (2020 population 16,415) on Oʻahu's south shore west of Pearl Harbor, built on former ʻEwa sugar plantation land. It mixes older plantation-era homes with newer subdivisions, with a growing population of drawn by relatively attainable single-family housing and easy beach access. Nearby ʻEwa Gentry, Ocean Pointe, and the Hoakalei resort area (with Ernie Els–designed golf) extend the community's westward reach.
Home prices in ʻEwa Beach
The median list in ʻEwa Beach is $848,000.
Top places in ʻEwa Beach
- ʻEwa Beach Park — the community's main beach park (shown in the Commons photo below).
- Hoakalei Country Club — the Ernie Els–designed golf course and resort district.
- ʻEwa Town Center and Laulani Village shopping centers.
- Oneʻula Beach Park (Hau Bush) — the westward shoreline park popular with locals.
Commuting from ʻEwa Beach
- Approximate drive to downtown Honolulu: 25–30 minutes off-peak (approximate; ~17 miles via Fort Weaver Rd/H-1); longer in peak periods.
ʻEwa Beach FAQs
- What is the housing market like in ʻEwa Beach, HI?
The median list in ʻEwa Beach is $848,000. Median listing price · Sep 2026 - How is the commute from ʻEwa Beach, HI?
Approximate drive to downtown Honolulu: 25–30 minutes off-peak (approximate; ~17 miles via Fort Weaver Rd/H-1); longer in peak periods.
Town links
Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.