Compare up to three condos side by side: current zoning records, rental-use evidence, rezoning proposal status, tenure, price and fees with their payment periods. Each record names its source and, where one is recorded, its date. Unknown stays unknown.
These records help narrow your options. They do not establish permission to rent a particular unit. Current zoning, lawful-use history, applicable permits, association documents and changes in the law can all matter.
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| Property | Kehalani Gardens #2-104 MLS 410626 |
|---|---|
| Status | Active, for sale |
| Asking price | $725,000 |
| Address | 636 Meakanu Ln, Wailuku |
| Property type | Condominium |
| Island (from parcel TMK) | Maui |
| Tenure | Fee simple |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Living area | 935 sq ft interior (per MLS) |
| Maintenance and association fees | Maintenance $717.72 (period not stated in feed) Association $90/month |
| Current zoning | State zoning map: Road. Looked up near the listing's map location on Jul 1, 2026; not a parcel survey. Source layer Hansen Ohana condo records: PD-WK3 (date not recorded). |
| Rental-use evidence | Restriction recorded Vacation-rental restriction recorded. Minimum rental term: not recorded. Source: Maui Luxury RE manual override (post-Bill-9 verification) Evidence date: not recorded No phase-out date recorded. |
| Minatoya list record | Not found on the County Minatoya layer. That is not a prohibition and not a permission. |
| Rezoning proposal | No rezoning proposal recorded in this site's data. This is not a search of County records. |
| Listing broker | Listed by Island Sotheby's International Realty(W) |
| Listing data | MLS data updated Aug 27, 2026 |
Information deemed reliable, however not guaranteed. Listing data from the Maui MLS; each listing's broker is shown above. This page does not estimate rental income or financing. How these labels work: Short-term rental rules on Maui.
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