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Kalaoa, HI

Name: Kalaoa, HI
Rating: 3.2

Population: 11,198

Key findings

Kalaoa has a Livability Score of 53_/100, which is considered poor
Kalaoa crime rates are 3% lower than the Hawaii average
Cost of living in Kalaoa is 2% lower than the Hawaii average
Kalaoa real estate prices are 9% lower than the Hawaii average
Rental prices in Kalaoa are 18% lower than the Hawaii average

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What do the locals think about Kalaoa?

100%Family friendly 100%Public transit is accessible 100%Walkable to grocery stores 100%Yards are well-kept 0%Lots of parks 100%Walkable to restaurants 100%Friendly neighbors 100%Safe at night 100%Pet friendly 100%Streets have sidewalks 100%A quiet area 100%Sense of community

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Kalaoa Demographics

Population11,198 Median Age39.7 Have Kids (under 18)36%

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Island Paradise in Kalaoa, Hawaii

Attractions8/10

Community8/10

Nightlife5/10

Dining5/10

Shopping7/10

What can you say about living in Kalaoa, Hawaii other than that it is paradise? Located on the west coast of the big island of Hawaii, Kalaoa is an idyllic beach town boasting sunshine and palm trees. I love living in Kalaoa because of the perfect climate and picture-perfect beaches. Residents of Kalaoa enjoy a plethora of job opportunities in the service and tourism industries. Its close proximity to the Kona International Airport also affords residents diverse career options in the aviation industry.

The best areas in Kalaoa are the nearby beaches. Wawaloli Beach and Kua Bay Beach Park are two of the most scenic and tranquil beaches in the state. Offering plentiful opportunities for outdoor recreation and adventure, there is no chance of being bored in Kalaoa. The Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park boasts the historic Honokōhau Settlement and the recently restored Māmalahoa Trail. Foodies will delight in the diverse selection of fresh seafood and Pan-Asian cuisines located throughout the Kalaoa vicinity.

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Source: The Kalaoa, HI data and statistics displayed above are derived from the 2016 United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).