Honolulu metro, HI relocation guide
Moving to Hālawa, HI
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About Hālawa
Hālawa is a small valley community — a census-designated place (2020 population 15,016) tucked between ʻAiea and the H-3/H-201 interchange, best known as the home of Aloha Stadium and the eastern terminus of the Skyline rail line's first segment (Hālawa/Aloha Stadium station). The stadium closed in 2020; the site is slated for the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District redevelopment. Housing is mostly townhomes and single-family homes in the valley's residential pockets, with quick freeway access to both downtown and the windward side via H-3.
Home prices in Hālawa
Home prices in Hālawa vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Hālawa
- Hālawa (Aloha Stadium) Skyline station — the rail line's eastern terminus (shown in the Commons photo below).
- Aloha Stadium — the former 50,000-seat stadium, closed since 2020, with a new stadium-entertainment district planned (shown in the Commons photo below).
- Hālawa Valley trails — the watershed hikes into the Koʻolau.
- Pearl Harbor's Ford Island (adjacent) — the historic naval sites.
Commuting from Hālawa
- Approximate drive to downtown Honolulu: 10–15 minutes off-peak (approximate; ~7 miles via H-201/H-1); longer in peak periods.
- Skyline rail station: Hālawa (Aloha Stadium) — the eastern terminus of the operating segment, with rail west through ʻAiea, Pearl City, and Waipahu to East Kapolei (shown in the Commons photo below).
Hālawa FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Hālawa, HI?
Home prices in Hālawa vary by neighborhood and property type. Price unavailable · Sep 2026 - How is the commute from Hālawa, HI?
Approximate drive to downtown Honolulu: 10–15 minutes off-peak (approximate; ~7 miles via H-201/H-1); longer in peak periods.
Town links
Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.