Explore the Area
Waiola Shave IceRestaurants
Down to Earth Organic & NaturalGroceries
Café AnasiaNightlife
Shaka Shaka Tea ExpressCafes
Times SupermarketShopping
Japanese Cultural Center of HawaiiArts and Entertainment
Egan's Training CenterFitness
Restaurant i-nabaRestaurants
Yama's Fish MarketGroceries
Anna O'BriensNightlife
QQ Tea HouseCafes
McCully Bicycle & Sporting GoodsShopping
Taste Of WaipahuArts and Entertainment
Old Stadium ParkFitness
Peace CafeRestaurants
Bev MartGroceries
Maple Garden RestaurantNightlife
StarbucksCafes
Longs DrugsShopping
Heart MoonArts and Entertainment
Hawaiian Humane Society Dog ParkFitness
Anyplace LoungeNightlife
StarbucksCafes
Nijiya MarketShopping
Hawaii Youth Symphony AssociationArts and Entertainment
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What Locals Say about Moiliili
At least 164 Trulia users voted on each feature.
86 % Say there are sidewalks
84 % Say it's dog friendly
83 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
76 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
57 % Say car is needed
54 % Say streets are well-lit
48 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
47 % Say neighbors are friendly
47 % Say there's holiday spirit
46 % Say people would walk alone at night
42 % Say kids play outside
28 % Say yards are well-kept
27 % Say parking is easy
25 % Say it's quiet
20 % Say there are community events
19 % Say there's wildlife
Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
- T V
- Visitor
- 6mo ago
"Nothing that I really know about. It’s a great neighborhood. Just don’t know anything about it. I’m sure it’s a wonderful neighborhood."
0Flag - Ericastewart
- Resident
- 10mo ago
"It’s a good, safe place to live and have kids. Parks, lots in walking distance, shops and restaurants. "
1Flag - Trulia User
- Resident
- 3y ago
"plenty of schools are nearby including the university of hawaii at mānoa, and midpac private school "
0Flag - Trulia User
- Prev. Resident
- 3y ago
"it's a very friendly and family oriented neighborhood. it's also very quiet and somewhat calming. families looking to raise their children in a happy and healthy environment will definitely achieve that living here in Manoa. "
0Flag - Nezia A.
- Resident
- 6y ago
"Easy. Main thoroughfare with the 1, A, 4, and 6 buses if I need to go to meetings downtown. I work at UH so I also can walk easily. "
2Flag - Sora Y.
- Resident
- 6y ago
"Sometimes dog owners do not use the dog collar. Small dogs are okay, but big dogs are scary if people are not familiar with the animals."
4Flag - Tracyedwin02
- Resident
- 6y ago
"Everybody minds their own business. No body bothers me. It’s very convenient cuz I am surrounded by restaurants and other stores. "
0Flag - Marissa K.
- Resident
- 6y ago
"Great access to highways and plenty of walkable options for food. Also about 10 minutes from Waikiki and beaches. "
0Flag - Keaton W.
- Resident
- 6y ago
"Holiday parades. Firework shows. Farmers markets. Local festivities. Football games. Softball games."
1Flag - Harrison S.
- Resident
- 7y ago
"Right by UH Manoa. Lot's of food places and options nearby and usually on the quiet side at night. Feel totally safe at night going out jogging."
19Flag - Monica K.
- Resident
- 7y ago
"I’ve lived in this neighborhood for over five years. It is decent. Best thing about it is its convenient, close to shopping areas, freeways, and eateries. It does have pockets of crime, but nothing you won’t find throughout the island. I can’t see myself living anywhere outside of town."
21Flag - Kay C.
- Resident
- 7y ago
"Too many homeless people make it impossible to have bbq at the stadium park. Location is not as good as before. Police has no control regarding the menacing act of homeless people in our area."
0Flag - Carol S.
- Resident
- 7y ago
"Easy access to H1 Freeway, bus lines, University Shuttle. Minutes from eateries, bars, drug store and shops."
0Flag - Lnikichy
- Resident
- 8y ago
"It’s a quiet friendly neighborhood. I’ve lived here for almost 10 Years and nothing bad has happened. "
5Flag - Darlingkaena
- Resident
- 8y ago
"I love interacting with my neighbors I like how our kids interact with other kids and everyone knows everyone"
2Flag - Kana M.
- Resident
- 8y ago
"It’s quiet aside from the street noise and conveniently located near grocery shops, hospitals, and public transportation "
1Flag - Dtwiggs
- Prev. Resident
- 8y ago
"Some people are okay just keep your ground. Keep your head up stay positive. But if that the area real nice parks schools and huge jogging path"
2Flag - griffon
- 12y ago
"The location is excellent for anyone who frequently travels to downtown, Waikiki, UH, Manoa, or the Kaimuki/Kapahulu/Kahala area. A bus stop is approximately 100 feet from the building's entrance."
6Flag
Schools
- Prince Jonah Kuhio Elementary School
- PK-5
- Public
- 177 Students
5/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageI withdrew my daughter from this school, but while my child still attended Kuhio, she was hit hard with a ball and fell on concrete. I was not called or notified in any way about what happened to her. I came to pick her up from school and saw that she had cuts on her face and body. And all I received was a note from the health room lady (HRL). It said "cleaned up right knee, small cut." Nothing about her face or nose. I called the school to ask what happened and every single person involved claims they had no idea she had cuts all over her. I spoke specifically to the HRL because my child said she told her about her face hurting. I then spoke to the principal at that time, and she told me a completely different story from what the HRL told me. The principal had claimed that the HRL knew about the cuts. But when I spoke to the HRL, she said she had no idea and must not have heard my daughter tell her. So to me, it seems like the principal was trying to cover/lie for her instead of any of them owning up to their mistakes. The principal also said that my child was brought into the health room by a different staff member. So when I spoke to that staff member, she said that she noticed my daughter's forehead and nose being red (the cuts). She didn't let the HRL know about the redness on her face. I'm going to assume because it was noticeable enough for her, so it should be noticeable enough for the HRL. So that brings me back to how did the HRL not notice? If the woman who brought my child in noticed but not the HRL, then to me, it seems like lack of care or concern for not only my child, but other students as well. And not only did she "not notice," but when she went back to her class, her teacher supposedly didn't notice either. How is it possible that none of these people didn't see all of these cuts on her or bother to do a thorough check? And still didn't think to call me about the situation? Especially since it was the FIRST thing I noticed when I picked her up from school. And to only receive a note home with the only concern/comment being about her knee is actually insane. And the principal (at the time) was covering and lying to me about the situation instead of being honest and just owning up to their mistakes and how horribly they handled the situation from the time that it happened until I had to call to find out what was going on.Parent Review1mo ago7 Reviews - Our Redeemer Lutheran School
- PK-8
- Private
- 113 Students
NAGreatSchools RatingParent Rating Average*Rating only on the Punahou Campus Preschool* The Punahou campus of the preschool has fantastic teachers who are caring and loving; my child wants to go to school every day and gets extremely excited when we arrive. It isn't very big or fancy, but it is nurturing and big enough for my child. There may be principal involvement, but I have only seen the principal at this campus once. The former director was fantastic, so hopefully they will bring her back or get someone equally engaging.Parent Review15y ago1 Reviews
Homes in Moiliili
- Seaside Realty LLC, Active
- Harper Island Realty LLC, Active
- Bratton Realty Advisors Ltd, Active
- BHGRE Refined, Active
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