Kailua homes for sale
Kailua is one of Oahu's most popular neighborhoods and for good reason! Kailua residents enjoy the small-town feel and great beaches, along with good places to shop and employment opportunities. Kailua has a character of its own, separate from Honolulu.
Along Kailua Road you'll find a wide selection of stores to shop. Long's Drugs, Macy's, Don Quixote, Pier 1 and Times Supermarket are all nearby. On Hamakua Drive there's also Foodland and Safeway. It's easy to hang out in Kailua and have access to just about everything you need.
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Great family home near YMCA in Kailua...like having...
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Kailua history
Historians tell us Kailua was a large Hawaiian community dating back at least 1,500 years ago. Hawaiian Ali'i (royalty) enjoyed the clear blue ocean, freshwater ponds and fields suitable for farming. Kailua was the perfect location.
By the early 1900's, activity in Kailua was centered around the area where Castle Medical Center stands today. Several businesses, such as the Akam Store (at Auloa Road and Kalanianaole Highway), Kodama Store (where Castle Medical's employee parking lot now stands), and Matsuda Store (behind Castle Medical Center) served the the community. Kailua's population was approximately 3,000 people. Area residents were primarily farmers and laborers. A few of Oahu's affluent families owned homes at Kailua Beach.
After World War II, construction of the Pali Highway provided a faster way for people to travel to and from Honolulu. Kaneohe Ranch (a major landowner on the windward side) sold off its land, which was gradually converted to residential properties. Kailua grew quickly and became the popular neighborhood that we know today.