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$1,475,000
$12,643/mo | Fee Simple
2 Bed
2 Baths
1,892 sf
Active 63 Days on Market
Description
MLS#: 202526298100% Hurricane Insurance Coverage and Lendable Building!! This unit will not last on the market very long. Units 33-44 have two dedicated elevators exclusively for these floors. At 1,892 sf of interior space with a 288 sf lanai, this is one of the bigger two bedroom units in Kaka'ako. This unit has been recently upgraded and is probably the nicest 01 stack unit in the building. New plugs an...
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Based on information from the Multiple Listing Service of HiCentral MLS, Ltd. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Copyright: 2020 by HiCentral MLS, Ltd.
Overview
Monthly HOA / Maintenance$3,095.27
Total Floor Area1,892
MLS202526298
Building NameNauru Tower
Lot Size sq/ft135,472
OccupancyOwner
Year Built1990
Architecture StyleHigh-Rise 7+ Stories
Land TitleFee Simple
Listing OfficeReal Broker
Location
Regional Information
IslandOahu
DistrictHonolulu
TownKakaako
CommunityNauru Tower
ViewCanal, City, Mountains, Ocean, Sunset
Common ZoningApartment
Zip Code96814
TMK (Tax Key)1230060030251
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Amenities
BBQ
Car Wash
Community Association Pool
Fire Sprinkler
Meeting Room
Patio/Deck
Pool on Property
Recreation Area
Resident Manager
Security Guard
Storage
Tennis Court
Trash Chute
Walking/Jogging Path
Whirlpool
Inclusions
Blinds
Dishwasher
Disposal
Dryer
Microwave
Refrigerator
Smoke Detector
Washer
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Mortgage Overview
$1,475,000
Sales Price
$3,095.27
Monthly HOA Fee
$5,012.04
Annual Property Tax
$12,643
Monthly Calculated Loan Payment
Our calculator includes monthly fee of $3,095.27, gross taxes of: $5,012.04 for year.
These values are an example, and may not reflect your actual monthly price. Please contact us for more information. * Data provided for rough illustration. Payments do not include amounts for taxes and insurance premiums. Estimated monthly cost is based on interest compounded annually. The actual payment obligation will be greater if taxes and insurance are included.
