Princess Kahanu Estates Association

Designated 501c3 Nonprofit, established in 1994

Princess Kahanu Estates

87-117 Princess Kahanu Avenue
Waianae, Hawaii 96792
(808) 668-2115
A Hawaiian Homes community made up of 272 lots, one lot is licensed to Kamehameha Schools to operate as a Preschool. Princess Kahanu Estates was created by the Department of Hawaiian Homelands under two Hawaii Revised Statutes; HRS 414D "Hawaii Nonprofit corporation" and HRS 421J "Planned Community Association".

Lualualei Ahupua'a

Lualua means "spared, flexible" and Lei means "beloved one, wreath." Translation of lualualei could mean "beloved one spared" or "flexible wreath." Legend says that Lualualei got its name because the son of Papa, named Kalakua, had worn the king's loincloth. The family of Kalakua was to be set on fire for his wrongdoing. After several days passed, the family was spared the cruel death, so for this reason, a child born in the family was named "Lualualei."

Lualualei Ahupua'a.

Department of Hawaiian Homelands.

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands

"Located on the leeward coast of Oahu, the Ahupua'a of Lualualei. DHHL's first master planned community association, preschool, boatyard & common areas. Developed by Mark Development & Construction by Hawaiian Dredging.