Incredible Real Estate Deals You Can Find in Honolulu Right Now

These rentals are too good to last.

You hear about friends who find them, beautiful homes or fantastic rentals that don’t seem to make sense, in a time of concrete block studios listed for $2,000 a month in some areas. But they exist! You just have to have a bit of time on your side to wait for the right one, check Craigslist hourly and put a Realtor to work keeping an eye on the MLS for you, as many rentals there don’t go to Craigslist. Here are some deals we found last week.

 

Upgraded Three-Bedroom in Sunny Kaimukī

Three bedroom in Kaimuki
Photo: Craiglist

 

Monthly rent of $2,700 for a 3/2 is within the range of Honolulu normal, but this rental isn’t average. The home at 3517 Wela is within walking distance to everything: KCC, Farmer’s Market, Monsarrat eateries and boutiques, Kapi‘olani Park and the beach beyond. And it’s in fabulous condition—beautifully upgraded. It’s on Craigslist with a note that it won’t last, and we agree. You can view the listing here.

 

Big Condo with Big Views: Waterfront, Pet-Friendly Living in Hawai‘i Kai

 

Photo: Courtesy of Honolulu HI 5

 

A four bedroom at the Moorings, located directly on Koko Marina and including a boat dock for $3,500 a month is a steal. And pets are negotiable at this 1,332-square-foot townhome. There’s even a backyard, and The Moorings is a quiet, convenient little Hawai‘i Kai townhome community. Located at 6370 Hawai‘i Kai Drive #62. For more information, send an email to Jane.Cleland@hawaiimoves.com.

 

Easy Commuter

 

One bedroom Pauoa
Photo: Honolulu Board of Realtors

 

Tucked back in green in Pauoa Valley, just over a mile from Downtown, this large one-bedroom is well appointed, bright and spacious, and has Honolulu city lights views. Rent is $1,700 and most utilities are included. The landlord is even offering a holiday discount on rent of $200 per month for November and December. Located at 2313 Kaola Way. For more information, email the landlord at lur@pro808.com.

 

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