Hawaii Eviction Risk Map

164 cities · 1,381,411 residents · Avg risk 5.2/10 (Moderate)

5.2Average risk score

6.5Highest city

4.9Lowest city

33.8%Avg rent burden

$1,933Avg median rent

32.9%Avg renter share

Statewide heatmap

Each dot is a city. Colors: red = high eviction risk, green = low. Click any city for the full score breakdown.

Highest-risk cities in Hawaii

Urban Honolulu346,323 pop 6.5 Hilo48,223 pop 5.8 Hilo48,223 pop 5.5 Halawa13,809 pop 5.4 Wailua Homesteads7,136 pop 5.4 Ewa Gentry26,738 pop 5.3 Heeia5,099 pop 5.3 Kaneohe35,945 pop 5.3 Makaha9,898 pop 5.3 Waianae12,907 pop 5.3 Waimanalo5,634 pop 5.3 West Loch Estate6,441 pop 5.3 Ahuimanu8,520 pop 5.2 East Honolulu50,961 pop 5.2 Ewa Villages6,918 pop 5.2 Hawaiian Paradise Park13,273 pop 5.2 Iroquois Point5,506 pop 5.2 Kahaluu-Keauhou6,670 pop 5.2 Kaiminani11,542 pop 5.2 Makakilo20,372 pop 5.2 Makawao7,263 pop 5.2 Wahiawa17,515 pop 5.2 Aiea9,155 pop 5.1 East Kapolei6,200 pop 5.1

Largest cities

Urban Honolulu346,323 pop 6.5 East Honolulu50,961 pop 5.2 Hilo48,223 pop 5.8 Hilo48,223 pop 5.5 Pearl City45,079 pop 4.9 Waipahu39,871 pop 4.9 Kaneohe35,945 pop 5.3 Mililani Town27,495 pop 5.0 Kahului27,068 pop 5.1 Ewa Gentry26,738 pop 5.3 Kapolei23,033 pop 5.0 Kihei22,564 pop 5.0 Mililani Mauka21,967 pop 4.9 Makakilo20,372 pop 5.2 Wahiawa17,515 pop 5.2 Schofield Barracks16,755 pop 5.0 Ocean Pointe16,276 pop 5.1 Wailuku15,754 pop 5.0 Ewa Beach15,388 pop 5.1 Waimalu14,176 pop 5.1 Halawa13,809 pop 5.4 Royal Kunia13,687 pop 4.9 Hawaiian Paradise Park13,273 pop 5.2 Waianae12,907 pop 5.3

Counties in Hawaii

Hawaii County 52 cities · Avg 5.2/10 Honolulu County 55 cities · Avg 5.1/10 Kauai County 24 cities · Avg 5.1/10 Maui County 26 cities · Avg 5.1/10

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About eviction risk in Hawaii

Hawaii spans 164 cities in our dataset, with an average landlord-risk score of 5.2/10. Scores range from 4.9 in the most landlord-neutral jurisdictions to 6.5 in the most tenant-protective. The state's average rent burden (median gross rent ÷ median household income) is 33.8%, which is the single strongest predictor of eviction filings.

Landlords operating anywhere in Hawaii should review state-level statutes on notice periods, just-cause requirements, security deposit limits, and grace periods before initiating any eviction. Local ordinances in tenant-protective cities may impose additional requirements beyond state minimums — use the city grids above to see risk at the specific jurisdiction where you own rentals.