PACIFIC PALISADES is a residential community nestled in the mountains above Pearl City, centrally located between Downtown Honolulu and the City of Kapolei, on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu.

The early 1960s marked the beginning of residential development by developers Lewers & Cooke. What was formerly sugarcane land transformed into single-family 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath homes selling for less than $15,000.

Today, with a population of more than 5,000 and a little over 2,000 homes, many homes have been razed or replaced from the original 900 square feet homes to larger 2,000 square feet homes. The median sales price for a single family home is about $500,000.

Our neighborhood is made up of individuals and families with a diversity of ethnic, racial and religious backgrounds representing a variety of income levels and occupations.

This is a great neighborhood for those who appreciate being away from the city and secluded. There's only "One Way In, One Way Out" of this subdivision by a two lane roadway that cuts through the valley and along the hillside with curves and swerves. Heading up the hill is the entrance to Pacific Palisades with an elevation starting at 213 feet above sea level. Continue another two miles uphill on Komo Mai Drive, ending in a cul-de-sac at an elevation of over 700 feet above sea level. Relax and enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of the Ko'olau Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood and bordered by Rainbow Eucalyptus trees is the Pacific Palisades Community Park. This 12.5 acre community park has a little league baseball field overlooking a volley court, two basketball courts, and an adjoining children's playground. Benches are located in the shelter to enjoy a quiet moment. Across the street are two tennis courts.


PACIFIC PALISADES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION is a non-profit organization owned by Pacific Palisades' Homeowners. Residents have volunteered their time and efforts for the betterment of the community for over 50 years to make their community the best possible place to live.

Since the mid-1960s, PPCA has coordinated efforts to carry out projects to improve the community.


PACIFIC PALISADES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL DUES for 2014 are now due!!! Please remit your payment of $50 if you have not yet done so. Association Fee is mandatory for all homeowners.

We "Do Not" accept cash or credit cards payments. Make check or money order payable to: Pacific Palisades Community Association

Mail Payment to PO Box 1439, Pearl City, HI 96782
or
Drop Off Payment at the Community Center Office at 2106 Aamanu Street


PACIFIC PALISADES COMMUNITY CENTER offers a variety of free special events, recreation programs, self defense classes, senior exercise and tai chi classes, rental opportunities, seminars, workshops, teen dances, social gatherings, craft fairs, swap meets, car shows, holiday activities, egg hunts and many more.

It has a total of 45,407 square feet of space and is conveniently located, allows facility rentals, has a kitchen, swimming pool and a playground, views overlooking Pearl Harbor to Makakilo, a swing set, a pavilion and free on street parking.











HISTORY
1963 - Pacific Palisades was developed by Lewers & Cooke.

1965 - Pacific Palisades Community Center was established.

1966 - Martin Buell preserved his love for Kempo Karate by starting his first school at the Pacific Palisades Community Center. 

1974 - Pacific Palisades Little League claimed Hawaii State Championship.

1977 - The Pacific Palisades Shopping Center was built. Fastop was the first convenience store to open its doors and operated a gas station


NOTABLE RESIDENTS
BROOKE LEE - 1997 Miss Hawaii USA, Miss USA & Miss Universe.
     
JASON SCOTT LEE - Film Actor noted for his roles in Dragon, The Bruce Lee Story, Kipling's, The Jungle Book, Rapa Nui, Lilo & Stitch, Hawaii Five-O and King and I.
    
DORIS NAUMU - President of the Portuguese Genealogical & Historical Society, For over 30 years Doris has collected and shared records for anyone interested in finding their Portuguese lineage. Doris travels throughout the islands with her staff of volunteers to conduct workshops that are well attended by Portuguese.