Olaloa

Olaloa is a condominium community for seniors 55 and older in Mililani, HI, spread across 20.24 acres with 360 units built in 1992, where residents live in studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, all with garden views and bright, airy rooms that are made comfortable with ceiling fans, cross-breezes, air conditioning, and linoleum or vinyl floors. Each apartment has its own washer, dryer, full kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, refrigerator, extra storage closet, and two assigned parking stalls, with guest parking also available and more storage options in a locked area, and most units are ground floor with easy, level entry, while the buildings themselves have two stories and an elevator for those needing access. The community is gated for safety and the grounds are well-maintained, offering a peaceful environment surrounded by lush greenery, places to walk or jog, quiet decks, and outdoor leisure areas, plus a swimming pool and car wash station on site. Residents can do laundry just a few steps from their homes at community laundry, and there's an Olaloa Community Center close by with activities like crafts, dance, exercise, and games, plus a library, exercise room, clubhouse, meeting room, Ohana Lounge for relaxation, and plenty of social gathering spaces for a full calendar of recreational events. The property is designed to support active, independent senior living, with features like disabled access, one-story layouts, and a community manager to help with needs, but there are specific occupancy rules under Olaloa House Rules & By-Laws, and residency is fee simple until expiration, after which ownership returns to the land owner. HOA fees are $55, and monthly maintenance fees typically run $590, with recent listings showing prices from $280,000 to $499,000 and maintenance fees ranging $404 to $887. The entire community has a low-rise architectural style, decks for outdoor time, no pet policy, isn't zoned for legal vacation rentals, and isn't FHA approved. Children in the area would attend Mililani Mauka Elementary, Mililani Middle, and Mililani High, but Olaloa is built specifically for older adults looking for comfort and quiet with plenty of community activities nearby.