Frequently Asked Questions

Q.    How do I find Nanawale Estates?
A.    From Hwy 11, turn on to Hwy 130 (Keaʻau-Pahoa Hwy). Continue on Hwy 130 until it intersects with Hwy 132 (Kapoho-Pahoa Hwy), turn left at the stop light.  Proceed on Hwy 132, approximately 1 mile. Turn left onto Nanawale Boulevard.  The Longhouse is located at the intersection of Nanawale Boulevard and Kehau Road. Click here to see a Google Map of Nanawale Estates.

Q.    Is membership in the association mandatory?
A.    Yes, if you purchase property within our boundaries, you automatically become a member of the Nanawale Community Association (NCA).

Q.    How do I know if property is in Nanawale Estates?
A.     If you are purchasing property through a real estate company, they should provide you with all related information. You can also check with the County Planning Department or call our business office. Click here to see street map of Nanawale Estates.

Q.    How much are the Association dues?
A.     The annual assessment for 2026 is $124.00 per lot, due on January 31, 2026.  Property owners are notified before any fee increase, and can possibly increase by 5% each year.

Q.    What do I need to know before building a home?
A.     The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) sets forth the requirements for building.  Plans need to be brought to the NCA Business Office for review & approval, the builder must show proof of a building permit. The minimum square footage for a house is 880 sq. feet

Q.    Are multiple family dwellings allowed on NCA lots.
A.    All lots are for single family residence purposes only.

Q.    Who can use NCA facilities?
A.     Any member, his or her family, guests or tenants are entitled to use all common areas, subject to rules and regulations adopted by the Board of Directors. Members wishing to use the facilities (pool excluded) for an event must speak with the office to be granted approval with the Board.

Q.    How do I gain access to the swimming pool?
A.    Your annual membership dues must be current & you will need to complete an application and return it to the NCA Office. A pool card will be issued to the property owner.

Q.    Where can I find the Bylaws, CC&Rs and other Association documents?
A.     Such documents can be found here.  Printed copies are also provided in-office, or you can contact us to be emailed a copy. 

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Q.    How large are NCA Easements?
A.    Easements can be calculated by measuring 5' on each side of telephone poles/wires, equaling 10' total.