Princess Kahanu Estates Association
A Department of Hawaiian Home Lands community in Waiʻanae, Oʻahu — run by and for the families who live here.
- 272lots in the community
- Tue & Thuoffice open 5:30–7:30 pm
- 501(c)(3)non-profit organization
The office phone number has changed. The new number is (808) 600-5670. The old 668-2115 line is no longer in service — please update your contacts.
Three ways to take part
Everything the association runs depends on neighbours stepping forward. Each of these is open to residents of Princess Kahanu Estates right now.
Advisory Committee
Give the Board strategic advice and support. Open to anyone 21 or older who is the spouse or adult child of a lessee living in the community.
How to applyNeighborhood Security Watch
Neighbours working with each other, and with local law enforcement, to cut down prowling, theft and property damage on our streets.
How it worksE Kuʻi ʻAi Kākou Sessions
Family poi-pounding sessions using papa and pōhaku kuʻi ʻai, funded by a grant from the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands.
Register for a sessionAbout the community
Princess Kahanu Estates is a Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) community made up of 272 lots. One of those lots is licensed to Kamehameha Schools, which operates it as a preschool.
The association itself was created by DHHL under two Hawaii Revised Statutes: HRS 414D, which governs Hawaii non-profit corporations, and HRS 421J, which governs planned community associations. Those two statutes, together with our Declaration, Conditions, Covenants & Restrictions (DCCR), set out what the association can and cannot do.
Day to day, that means a volunteer Board of Directors, an Advisory Committee that supports them, and an office staffed two evenings a week.