Kohina at Hoʻopili

Kohina was built to be the front door of Hoʻopili: the neighborhood at the master plan’s main entrance, closest to UH West Oʻahu and the H-1, and designed around the Skyline rail station rather than around the car. It was D.R. Horton’s first transit-oriented development on Oʻahu, and it shows in the product — denser, more urban, and more varied than anything else in Hoʻopili.

Photos courtesy of D.R. Horton.

The variety is the story. Kohina offers more than 40 floor plans across studios, lofts, one- to four-bedroom townhomes and FLEX homes — a ground-floor space for an office, studio or small storefront with the living quarters above. It also mixed market-priced and affordable homes in the same neighborhood, which matters a great deal if you are buying one today.

Kohina is built and lived in. Buying here now generally means buying a resale — and with this many plan types, two listings at Kohina can be very different homes.

Kohina at a Glance

Four Kinds of Home Under One Name

A Kohina listing can mean a studio, a three-story townhome or a live/work FLEX home — and any of them may be market-priced or affordable. Before comparing prices, make sure you are comparing the same kind of home.

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The Homes

Kohina homes come in single- and multi-level layouts, with lofts and garage options that vary by plan. Interiors were delivered with D.R. Horton’s standard package; on a resale, what you see now also reflects the owner’s upgrades and upkeep.

Model home photos courtesy of D.R. Horton. Furnishings and finishes shown may not reflect any specific home for sale.

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The Site & Neighborhood

Kohina sits at the main entrance to Hoʻopili, the D.R. Horton master plan between Kapolei and ʻEwa. It is the most connected corner of the community: rail on foot, the university next door, and the freeway minutes away.

Hoʻopili master plan map courtesy of D.R. Horton. Planned uses are conceptual and subject to change.

Buying at Kohina

A resale at Kohina is an ordinary purchase in most respects, with a few things specific to this neighborhood that are easy to miss.

• Market or affordable — confirm which one the home is before anything else, and get any recorded restrictions in writing.
• Same plan comparisons — price the home against recent sales of the same plan type, not against Kohina as a whole.
• Two layers of fees — Kohina homes typically carry a condominium maintenance fee and a separate Hoʻopili community association fee. Get both current figures before you budget.
• FLEX use — if you are buying a FLEX home for a business, confirm the permitted uses, signage and parking rules for customers.
• Association documents — review the budget, reserves, rules and recent minutes in the resale disclosure package; they tell you more about future fees than the current number does.
• Builder warranty — ask what remains of D.R. Horton’s structural warranty on the specific home and whether it transfers to you.

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We will pull current Kohina listings and recent sales by plan type, check any affordable restrictions or FLEX use rules on a specific home, and give you a straight comparison against new and resale options across Oʻahu.

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