Kihei

Kihei, Hawaii Overview

Kihei earns an overall grade of B with a composite score of 53.4 out of 100, ranking #453 of 20 cities in Hawaii. The city's strongest category is Education (71/100) while its biggest challenge is Affordability (23/100).

Income & Employment in Kihei

The median household income in Kihei is $87,568 according to Census ACS data.

Cost of Living in Kihei

Cost of living data helps residents compare affordability across cities. The median home value is $871,600. Median monthly rent is $2,021.

Health & Wellness in Kihei

The adult obesity rate in Kihei is 27.5% according to CDC PLACES data. The diabetes prevalence rate is 10.9%. Residents report an average of 15.5 poor mental health days per month. These health indicators are important for assessing overall quality of life in Kihei, Hawaii.

Education & Schools in Kihei

Kihei has 5 public schools serving 2,425 students. The high school graduation rate is 86%, a solid rate. The student-teacher ratio is 13.6:1, indicating smaller class sizes. The district spends $20,056 per student. School data is sourced from the NCES Common Core of Data and EDFacts.

Climate in Kihei

Kihei has an annual average temperature of 74.3°F. Summers average 76.4°F. Winters average 71.8°F. The city receives approximately 33.5 inches of precipitation per year.

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