Located on the Kona-Kohala Coast, this 865-acre, Five-Star Four Seasons property features pristine white sand beaches and a black-lava landscape. The master-planned residential community includes access to the resort’s Hualalai Club which includes the 18-hole, Jack Niklaus-signature championship golf course, tennis, watersports, as well as the resort’s world-class dining and spa. The community features single family estate homes, condominiums/villas and vacant estate lots.

Cowboys, or paniolo in Hawaiian, first arrived in Hawai`i in 1832. These “vaqueros” were brought to Hawai`i Island by King Kamehameha III from Alta, California (then part of Mexico) to help manage the wild cattle herds and train Native Hawaiians in horsemanship. The cattle were brought to Hawai`i in 1793 by British navigator George Vancouver as a gift to King Kamehameha I, who saw the potential for these animals in Hawaii’s lush, fertile lands. However, with no natural predators, the cattle quickly multiplied and roamed freely throughout the islands until they began to pose a problem for the islands’ ecosystems. This is when the vaqueros stepped in, playing a crucial role in teaching Hawaiians the art of cattle ranching. They introduced lariats, saddles, and other essential tools and techniques for handling cattle. The Hawaiians, in turn, adapted these methods to suit their unique environment and needs. This cultural exchange laid the foundation for what would become the Paniolo way of life. The term "paniolo," the Hawaiian word for cowboy, is believed to be derived from the Spanish word "español," meaning Spanish or Spaniard, reflecting the vaqueros' Spanish language.

One home sale closed in Hualālai Resort in April for $17.5M or 95.80% of the Sale/Current price. The residence spent zero days on the market and the price per square foot for the land/building was $3,441.

There were two condo sales in Hualālai Resort in April, with units averaging 99.05% of the Sale/Current price or $4,497,500. The condos spent zero days on the market and the price per square foot averaged at $2,010.

Twelve residences sold in Hualālai Resort in 2024. Prices ranged from $7.250M to $23M, with an average sales price of $11,225,833.42, or 97.99% of Sale/Current Price. The homes averaged 38 days on the market and average price per square foot, land/building, was $2,858.

Sales on 12 condominiums closed at Hualālai in 2024, with prices ranging from $3M to $10.625M; the average sales price was $4,803,416.67. The units spent an average of 1 day on the market, commanding an average of 101.88% of Sale/Current Price. Per square foot prices averaged out at $1,906.