WELCOME TO LEIWILI KAPOLEI 

WHERE COMMUNITY AND CULTURE BEAUTIFULLY INTERTWINE

 ABOUT 

BUILDING A THRIVING, CONNECTED COMMUNITY

Leiwili Kapolei is the final village within the pre-approved Villages of Kapolei master plan, designed to provide much-needed affordable housing to our island home. Blending sustainability, modern amenities, and thoughtful design, it will complete the vision of a vibrant community where residents can live, work, and thrive.

 VISION 

CRAFTING A LEGACY OF UNITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

As stewards or kahu of the ‘āina, we vow to prioritize sustainability, promoting walkability, and integrating green spaces, renewable energy sources, and sustainable materials to nurture our environment while fostering a vibrant community where residents and businesses can flourish side by side.

 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

  • Leiwili Kapolei, sometimes referred to as the “Northwest Corner,” is an urban village development on one of the last vacant parcels in the Villages of Kapolei. It will become an important entryway into the existing 888-acre master-planned community. Learn more

  • Leiwili Kapolei is located on the northwest corner of the Villages of Kapolei, at the intersection of Fort Barrette Road and Farrington Highway.

    • The Villages of Kapolei is a master-planned community initiated by the State of Hawaii (Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation, or HHFDC) and approved as part of a long-term effort to address Oahu’s growing housing needs. Spanning 888 acres, development began in the 1980s and is now nearing completion. The master plan originally laid out a vision for a vibrant, integrated community with a total of 4,871 residential units, alongside schools, parks, commercial spaces, and recreational amenities. Today, the Villages of Kapolei includes 3,950 residential units, with the remaining housing already pre-approved as part of the larger vision.

      The Leiwili Kapolei project represents the final and 10th village within this pre-approved master plan, offering a potential 900 additional housing units within a thoughtfully designed, mixed-use community. As part of this closing chapter, Leiwili Kapolei is dedicated to delivering much-needed affordable and workforce housing, reinforcing the community’s original mission. This project not only fulfills the master plan but also fosters community connection and strengthens Kapolei’s identity as a growing hub for families, workers, and local businesses.

  • Honolulu’s General Plan promotes full development of the Primary Urban Center (the city of Honolulu) while encouraging development of the Secondary Urban Center at Kapolei, referred to as “the heart of Ewa” in the County’s Ewa Development Plan. Learn more