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What Bill 88 Means for Kihei Condo Buyers and Sellers

Bill 88 and Kihei Condo Market

If you own a condo in Kihei, or you've been thinking about buying one and have been waiting on the sidelines while the Bill 9 situation played out, here is an update on how things are developing.

On June 19, 2026, the Maui County Council passed Bill 88 on second and final reading by a 7-2 vote. It now heads to Mayor Bissen for his signature, which is widely expected, given that he authored Bill 9 and testified in support of Bill 88 himself earlier this spring.

Once signed, it becomes law. This is a big deal for anyone with a stake in the Kihei condo market, as owners in several complexes are likely to be able to put this stress behind them while others will be looking to either appeal for…

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The 22 Very Best Things to Do in Kihei for 2024

Kihei Things to Do

Having lived on Maui since 2010, I've been lucky enough to get to try almost every activity and experience. around the island. While I can't say I have a 'favorite' area of Maui per se, Kihei does hold a special place in my heart with its beautiful beaches and laid back lifestyle. Kihei offers residents and visitors alike plenty of amazing experiences to enjoy.

Located on Maui's South shore, Kihei is the ultimate destination for everything from ocean sports like snorkeling and surfing to more leisurely activities like great dining, shopping or getting a massage. Having gotten to personally experience just about everything in Kihei, here are some of the best things to do, places to eat, and best…

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Kamaole Beach Park II

About Kamaole 2 in Kihei

The excellent white sand beach at "Kam 2" extends for nearly a third of a mile. The beach park directly adjoins South Kihei Road, with parking available immediately off the roadway. People descend from the entrance down a short hillside to reach the Pacific Ocean. Maui County recently refurbished an ADA-accessible ramp to ensure everyone enjoys excellent access to this beach.

A fine covering of sand extends offshore, making this location ideal for swimming, snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, and other water activities. Lifeguards watch over the waterfront during the hours when the park remains open to the public. Nonswimmers should exercise caution since the gradient of the land beneath the water proves steep in a few…

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