Oʻahu property map — every parcel, with the public record
Exact record
Your search
Every property on Oʻahu — no filters, just the whole island. — properties match today.
Saved searches are not wired up in this prototype — this is the sentence we would store, so you can see exactly what would be watched.
—properties in this view
Assessed value
What the county says the property is worth. Not an asking price — nothing here is “for sale”.
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Source: Honolulu Real Property Assessment Division assessment roll. Sort by estimated annual tax in the results list.
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Beds & baths
From the county building record — not a listing description.
Bedrooms
Full baths
Half baths are recorded separately by the county and are not counted here.
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Home type
Dwelling type derived from the county building record.
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Hawaiʻi checks
Six things that decide whether a place on Oʻahu is a good idea — and that no mainland portal shows you.
Turn one on and the map answers instantly. Every check can also be flipped, to show you only the parcels it would have hidden. Leave one off and we still tell you the answer on every property page — we just will not hide anything from you.
0 checks on · — properties pass
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Everything else the public record knows.
Year built
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Floors
Home size at least
Any size3,000+ sq ft
Walkability
AnyWalk almost everywhere
EPA National Walkability Index, 1–20. Higher means more errands on foot.
Neighbors
Investor-owned share under100%
What it’s taxed as
The county tax class, not the building. Class 1 covers a Kahala house and a Waikīkī studio alike.
Permit history
Zoning
Zoning decides what may legally be built or rented here. Land Use Ordinance, City & County of Honolulu.
FEMA flood zone
The exact zone on FEMA’s flood map. A parcel FEMA never mapped matches no code at all, so it stays out rather than being counted as safe.
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Map layers
Aerial imagery is not reachable from this build.
Outages are Hawaiian Electric’s reported vicinities, refreshed on the source’s own cadence — the area a report came from, never a meter.
Color the map by
No thematic coloring; parcels keep the neutral map style. One thematic view at a time.