Exploring Pu‘uhona
A Gateway to a Vibrant Community
Pu‘uhona Homestead (previously known as Puʻunani), nestled within Maui’s Wailuku District, extends a warm aloha to the beneficiaries of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL). As the groundwork for the 161-residential project began in May 2023, Pu‘uhona anticipates the commencement of home construction by the late summer of 2024. This vibrant community, spread across approximately 47 acres, is envisioned to offer 137 turn-key single-family homes and 24 vacant improved lots.
Venturing Beyond
Vision of Revitalizing native Hawaiians
At its heart, Pu‘uhona embodies Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole’s enduring vision of revitalizing native Hawaiians by re-establishing their connection with the land. Founded by the U.S. Congress in 1921 through the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, the DHHL-run Hawaiian homestead program stands as a steadfast support system, nurturing generational prosperity among native Hawaiians.
Nearby the town of Wailuku
Mere minutes from Pu‘uhona Homestead lies the town of Wailuku, a historical haven and the County’s government seat. Immerse yourself in its storied past where culture and tradition dances hand in hand with creative expressions. Wander through charming local shops, explore the historic Bailey House Museum and Imua Discovery Garden, and savor diverse culinary delights nearby, all within easy reach.
Deeply rooted in cultural heritage
Nearby, you'll find the sacred ʻĪao Valley, home to the iconic ʻĪao Needle, deeply rooted in Maui’s cultural heritage and historical significance. Explore the breathtaking natural beauty of Kepaniwai and its abundant natural resources.
Accessible healthcare & schools
Just down the road, the Maui Memorial Medical Center ensures accessible healthcare for your entire ‘ohana, while a variety of educational institutions–from preschool to college–cater to diverse learning needs.
Centrally located
Next to Wailuku is Kahului, a vibrant hub of Maui, where kamaʻāina live and work. Featuring bustling shopping centers, arts and cultural performances, numerous recreational facilities, commercial districts, and the Kahului Airport just 3 miles away from Pu‘uhona, the pulse of the island is easily accessible.
Site work contractor:
Maui Kupono Builders, LLC
Engineering consultant: