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$323,000
$2,505/mo | Fee Simple
1 Bath
219 sf
Active 304 Days on Market
Description
MLS#: 202511598This updated studio is a legal short-term rental located in a hotel-zoned building in Waikiki. Renovated in January 2024, the unit is offered turnkey and compares favorably to recent sales in the building, featuring a more modern interior and a lower monthly HOA fee of $420, enhancing operating efficiency for both investors and owner-users. With a consistent income history and strong passive incom...
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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$422
Total Floor Area219
MLS202511598
Building NameAloha Surf Hotel
Lot Size sq/ft22,825
OccupancyHotel Rental Pool, Owner
Year Built1968
Architecture StyleHigh-Rise 7+ Stories
Land TitleFee Simple
Listing OfficeOahuRE.com
Location
Regional Information
IslandOahu
DistrictHonolulu
TownWaikiki
CommunityAloha Surf Hotel
ViewNone
Common ZoningApartment
Zip Code96815
TMK (Tax Key)1260210160019
Visit County Data WebsiteCounty Data
Amenities
BBQ
Community Association Pool
Community Laundry
Concierge
Condo Association Pool
Exercise Room
Fire Sprinkler
Other
Patio/Deck
Pool on Property
Resident Manager
Restaurant
Security Guard
Trash Chute
Wall/Fence
Inclusions
AC Window Unit
Blinds
Cable TV
Chandelier
Drapes
Kitchenware
Linens
Microwave
Other
Refrigerator
Smoke Detector
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Mortgage Overview
$323,000
Sales Price
$422
Monthly HOA Fee
$999.6
Annual Property Tax
$2,505
Monthly Calculated Loan Payment
Our calculator includes monthly fee of $422, gross taxes of: $999.6 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.
