Uluwehi at Hoʻopili

Listed-home check, October 28, 2026: D.R. Horton listed 18 Uluwehi homes for sale at $469,460 to $724,460, and marked seven more under contract. The lowest price was a one-bedroom Plan G home; the highest were three-bedroom Plan A homes. These are list prices for specific homes on D.R. Horton’s site, not a promise that any home remains available.

D.R. Horton also advertises a starting price for each plan code. On the same date, each plan’s lowest ran from “the $490s” (Plan G) to “the $647s” (Plan A), in D.R. Horton’s wording. An advertised plan price is not a quote for a home you can buy today. The table near the top of this page shows the dated home list; ask for the current written list before you set a budget.

The Hoʻopili price guide compares Uluwehi with the other neighborhoods selling in Hoʻopili. Compare the dates and home types behind each figure.

D.R. Horton lists 32 plan codes for Uluwehi. Each letter is one of its eight floor plans; the rest of the code marks a version of that plan. Within a letter, bedrooms, baths and stories are the same.

Every plan has a lanai, listed in the filing at 51 to 59 square feet. In D.R. Horton’s descriptions of its two-story homes (Plans F, G and H), a staircase leads from the entry up to the main living area on the second floor. If stairs matter to you, start with the one-story plans: A, B, C, D and E.

Uluwehi homes are sold as fee simple condominiums. Owners belong to the Uluwehi condominium association and to the Hoʻopili Community Association, and each charges its own fee.

The 2026 Hoʻopili master budget sets the assessment at $87.69 per lot/unit per month.

Uluwehi: $225.08–$415.34 per month in condominium maintenance estimates. 2026 estimate; budget period begins January 1, 2026. Source: DPR effective January 21, 2026. The lowest figure is for Plan G homes and the highest for Plan A. The master assessment is additional.

The filing also lists a $10 per unit monthly charge for water and sewer meter reading and billing. Water and sewer usage are billed separately. The filing says the developer pays the common expenses until it gives owners 30 days’ written notice that their share begins.

Parking stalls are assigned to each home: one or two, depending on the home, out of 251 stalls including 11 for guests. Pet and other use rules are in the condominium documents. Confirm the stall assignment and current fees for the exact home before you sign.

D.R. Horton describes designer-selected flooring packages, split air conditioning throughout, and stainless-steel appliances. Its home listings name a range/oven, microwave hood, dishwasher, refrigerator and washer/dryer. Confirm what is included for the specific home in the purchase contract.

Uluwehi sits on Nana Hope Street in Hoʻopili, between Kapolei and ʻEwa Beach. D.R. Horton lists the Honouliuli Skyline station, parks and community centers among Hoʻopili’s amenities, and puts Uluwehi about 1.3 miles from UH West Oʻahu. The state filing says the land next to Uluwehi is planned for a Hyatt hotel and a Skyline park-and-ride, and that overhead power lines run along Nana Hope Street. The Hoʻopili map guide shows the neighborhoods in context.

• Kāpili: D.R. Horton’s condominium townhomes and flats, from 893 square feet, most with a garage.
• ʻAhakea: townhomes, live/work homes and detached Gen homes.
• Nanahea: detached homes sold as condominiums, three to five bedrooms.

Browse MLS-listed homes across Hoʻopili. That search covers resale homes in the wider community and is separate from D.R. Horton’s list.

The state filing estimates construction from June 2025 to July 2027, and the sales contract sets a completion deadline of 24 months after the contract becomes binding, subject to force majeure. At least half of the homes are to be designated for owner-occupants. Ask which homes are complete, and the expected closing date for the one you want.

1. Choose the plans that fit your household: bedrooms, stairs and the number of parking stalls.
2. Ask for the current home list and the sales terms, including any owner-occupant affidavit.
3. Review financing, both association fees, insurance, taxes and the expected closing date for that home.
4. Tour the model homes and compare the home you choose with its plan and the condominium documents.

Team Wong can help you compare Uluwehi with other Hoʻopili options and prepare the questions to bring to the sales office. Ask about Uluwehi homes, plans or a visit. An inquiry with our team does not reserve a home.

This guide uses D.R. Horton’s Uluwehi community page, its individual home pages and plan list, checked October 28, 2026, and the Developer’s Public Report for Uluwehi at Hoʻopili (registration 9344, effective January 21, 2026). Net living area does not include the lanai. Verify current plans, fees, terms and available homes with the sales team before relying on them.