Since 2010, it has increased by 45,998 people (approximately 3.4%). Neighboring states have the following population: currently, 3.939 million people live in Oregon (2.8% population growth since 2010), 0.733 million live in Alaska (3.3 % growth compared with the data for 2010).

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Median Household Income

$69,515

Median Household Income

The median household income in Hawaii is $69,515 (2016).

Since 2010, it has increased by $2,023 (3%). The highest median household incomes are in the following cities of Hawaii: Aiea ($95,428), Kapolei ($91,706), and Laie ($85,769). These are the median household incomes in the neighboring states: $72,515 in Alaska and $61,818 in California.

Median Property Value

$515,300

Median Property Value

The median property value in Hawaii is $515,300 (2016).

These are the cities in Hawaii with the highest median property values: Hanalei ($1,807,700), Wailea-Makena ($929,900), Princeville ($803,700), Kula ($755,700), and Aiea ($688,800). Median home prices in nearby states include $385,500 in California, and $515,300 in Alaska.

Poverty Rate

7.7%

Poverty Rate

A poverty rate shows the percentage of the poor among the entire population.

For the state of Hawaii, the estimated poverty rate is 7.73% (based on the data for 2016). Since 2010, this figure has increased by 0.11 percentage points. The official poverty rate in the U.S. is 12.7 percent (according to the U.S. Census Bureau for 2016). Thus, we see that Hawaii is below the national level based on this measure (for this indicator, lower is better). Neighboring Hawaii states have the following poverty level: the poverty rate in Oregon is 11.19%, in Alaska — 6.98%.

Median Gross Rent

$1,438

Median Gross Rent

In 2016, the median gross rent in Hawaii was estimated at $1,438 per month.

The following cities top the list of places with the highest median gross rent in Hawaii: Schofield Barracks ($2,419/mo), Kaaawa ($2,200/mo), Aiea ($2,133/mo), Paia ($1,915/mo), and Pearl City ($1,796/mo). For comparison purposes, we present data on median gross rent in neighboring states: in Californiarenters pay $1,255/mo, in Alaska—$1,438/mo.

Rent Burden

33.4%

Rent Burden

The estimated rent burden in Hawaii is 33.4% (based on Census records for 2016).

It is considered that if a household spends no more than 30 percent of its income on rent, utilities, and other building costs, such housing is affordable. Rental housing in Alabama is becoming less affordable. In 2010, the rent burden was lower and estimated at 33.3%. Compare the housing affordability in Hawaii and neighboring states: in California, the rent burden is 33.7%, in Oregon — 32.1%.

Share of Renter-Occupied Housing

43.1%

Share of Renter-Occupied Housing

The share of renter-occupied housing units in Hawaii is 43.10%.

This figure has slightly increased compared to 2010, when 42.31% of houses and apartments were rented out. The following cities in Hawaii have the highest share of renter-occupied units: Schofield Barracks(99.79%), Maunaloa(68.91%), and Koloa(62.14%). Here's what rental market looks like in the nearby states: in California 45.67% of housing units are occupied by renters or tenants, in Oregon—38.72%.

Renter Occupied Households

49,552

Renter Occupied Households

Experts estimate the number of renter occupied households in Hawaii at 49,552 units (based on Census and ESRI data for 2016).

In 2015, there were 49,081 of such households. Cities in Hawaii with the largest number of renter occupied households are the following: Hilo (6,035), Kihei (4,438), Kahului (3,504), Wailuku (2,354), and Lahaina (2,112). Here's what rental housing looks like in nearby states: there are 641,543 renter occupied households in Oregon and 641,543 households in Alaska.

Evictions

201

Evictions

The total number of eviction judgments in Hawaii is 201 (2016).

In 2015, there were 195 evictions. Thus, we observe an increase of 3.1%. In the neighboring states, the picture is as follows: 41,178 evictions were conducted in California, 7,038 evictions were conducted in Oregon.

Eviction Filings

263

Eviction Filings

There were 263 eviction cases filed in Hawaii in 2016.

There were 257 of such cases in 2015 (growth of 6 filings, or 2.3% up). Nearby states recorded the following stats: 18,805 cases were registered in Oregon, 2,064 in Alaska (data for 2016).

Major Cities (population)

The Hawaii major cities are presented below statically. The majority of the state residents live in these cities. Furthermore, these cities issued the largest number of permits and registered the largest number of businesses.

Honolulu (374,359)

Hilo (45,380)

Ewa Beach (14,287)

Waipahu (41,165)

Mililani

Kailua (11,975)

Kaneohe (33,654)

Pearl City (47,021)

Waianae (13,632)

Kapolei (18,737)

Aiea (9,262)

Wailuku (16,064)

Kailua-Kona

Kihei (22,401)

Kahului (28,476)

Kapaa (10,794)

Makawao (6,523)

Lahaina (12,118)

Wahiawa (17,484)

Kula (7,478)

Wahiawā

Pāhoa

Līhuʻe

Waimanalo (6,164)

Lihue (7,360)

Haiku-Pauwela (7,846)

Waimea (9,212)

Haleiwa (3,576)

Waialua (3,690)

Keaau (2,415)

Kalaheo (4,358)

Koloa (2,623)

Captain Cook (4,594)

Kilauea (3,208)

Waikoloa Village (6,350)

Paia (2,561)

Princeville (2,400)

Hauula (3,755)

Honokaa (2,359)

Laie (5,644)

Kekaha (2,915)

Kahuku (2,513)

Kealakekua (1,894)

Hanapepe (2,630)

Kaunakakai (3,544)

Hōlualoa

Hanalei (210)

Lanai City (3,519)

Kaaawa (1,139)

Mountain View (3,088)

Papaikou (1,234)

Eleele (2,604)

Pepeekeo (1,681)

Kapaau (1,851)

Anahola (1,951)

Holualoa (8,390)

Volcano (2,430)

Hāna

Naalehu (847)

Lawai (2,253)

Hana (1,258)

Ocean View

Hawi (1,345)

Kealia

Schofield Barracks (20,858)

Kurtistown (1,070)

Hakalau

Paauilo (633)

Kualapuu (1,998)

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

Maunaloa (431)

Honomu (364)

Wailea-Makena (6,589)

Pahala (1,405)

Nīnole

Pukalani (8,072)

Paauhau

Pāhala

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	City	Population	Contact info for	Businesses	Business Associates	License Holders	UCC Filings	Registered Parcel Owners
1	Honolulu	374,359	370,387	14,749	3,582	3,823	760	1,314
2	Pearl City	47,021	31,632	115	117	184	26	30
3	Hilo	45,380	43,544	179	226	418	28	43
4	Waipahu	41,165	51,494	475	51	234	30	55
5	Kaneohe	33,654	45,098	818	80	394	23	91
6	Kahului	28,476	17,027	171	97	74	25	12
7	Kihei	22,401	30,127	477	343	286	79	87
8	Schofield Barracks	20,858	33
9	Kapolei	18,737	26,959	912	96	252	36	92
10	Wahiawa	17,484	7,584	33	18	28	3	2
11	Wailuku	16,064	21,354	159	188	148	28	30
12	Ewa Beach	14,287	42,795	228	47	182	14	70
13	Waianae	13,632	26,997	97	44	142	20	28
14	Lahaina	12,118	20,848	336	213	302	52	43
15	Kailua	11,975	49,833	1,930	450	534	80	148
16	Kapaa	10,794	15,741	106	118	135	13	19
17	Aiea	9,262	34,109	391	74	267	43	84
18	Waimea	9,212	2,874	99	35	16	25	5
19	Holualoa	8,390	380	14	4	5		3
20	Pukalani	8,072
21	Haiku-Pauwela	7,846	4,319	64	69	42	6	4
22	Kula	7,478	5,913	33	80	55	3	12
23	Lihue	7,360	3,924	61	38	42	5	4
24	Wailea-Makena	6,589	25	15	2	3
25	Makawao	6,523	15,484	111	115	121	12	14
26	Waikoloa Village	6,350	2,284	40	28	17	2	12
27	Waimanalo	6,164	6,414	88	15	44		3
28	Laie	5,644	3,075	116	8	13		3
29	Captain Cook	4,594	2,197	30	12	28	2	8
30	Kalaheo	4,358	3,689	10	23	56	1	9
31	Hauula	3,755	2,027	15	7	13	5	3
32	Waialua	3,690	4,853	28	13	32	2	5
33	Haleiwa	3,576	5,353	84	30	95	11	9
34	Kaunakakai	3,544	345	1	4	8	1
35	Lanai City	3,519	229	13	1	2
36	Kilauea	3,208	2,131	25	39	26	4
37	Mountain View	3,088	187	2	1	1
38	Kekaha	2,915	566	2	2	10
39	Hanapepe	2,630	407		2	3
40	Koloa	2,623	4,193	61	44	45	5	7
41	Eleele	2,604	109	3	1	13
42	Paia	2,561	2,303	25	40	17	3	5
43	Kahuku	2,513	1,357	15	3	13	5	5
44	Volcano	2,430	64	1
45	Keaau	2,415	2,148	10	5	13		2
46	Princeville	2,400	2,256	57	40	17	8	9
47	Honokaa	2,359	923	10	4	11	1
48	Lawai	2,253	40		1	3
49	Kualapuu	1,998	7				1
50	Anahola	1,951	82				2
51	Kealakekua	1,894	730	11	12	6	1
52	Kapaau	1,851	137	1	1
53	Pepeekeo	1,681	310	3
54	Pahala	1,405	2
55	Hawi	1,345	31				3
56	Hana	1,258	9		1	2
57	Papaikou	1,234	200	1	2	3		1
58	Kaaawa	1,139	723	11	4	7		6
59	Kurtistown	1,070	9
60	Naalehu	847	48	1
61	Paauilo	633	8			1
62	Maunaloa	431	15	1
63	Honomu	364	9		2	1
64	Hanalei	210	259	1	3	6
65	Mililani		45,796	353	62	265	29	115
66	Kailua-Kona		13,930	241	170	31	66	20
67	Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam		69	6	1	1		3
68	Hōlualoa		545	10	5		8
69	Hakalau		5		1		1
70	Ocean View		22
71	Paauhau		1
72	Pāhala
73	Pāhoa		3,575	16	11	6	9
74	Līhuʻe		3,328	41	49	78	11	7
75	Hāna		50	1	2	3
76	Kealia		22
77	Nīnole				1
78	TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER		39			2	2
79	Wahiawā		3,319	39	83	76	6	5
	City	Population	Contact info for	Businesses	Business Associates	License Holders	UCC Filings	Registered Parcel Owners

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Last updated on April 06, 2020 at 5:00 AM (PST)

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Population

The population of Hawaii is estimated to be 1.406 million people (2016).

Race and Ethnicity

Median Household Income

The median household income in Hawaii is $69,515 (2016).

Median Property Value

The median property value in Hawaii is $515,300 (2016).

Poverty Rate

A poverty rate shows the percentage of the poor among the entire population.

Median Gross Rent

In 2016, the median gross rent in Hawaii was estimated at $1,438 per month.

Rent Burden

The estimated rent burden in Hawaii is 33.4% (based on Census records for 2016).

Share of Renter-Occupied Housing

The share of renter-occupied housing units in Hawaii is 43.10%.

Renter Occupied Households

Experts estimate the number of renter occupied households in Hawaii at 49,552 units (based on Census and ESRI data for 2016).

Evictions

The total number of eviction judgments in Hawaii is 201 (2016).

Eviction Filings

There were 263 eviction cases filed in Hawaii in 2016.

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