Cost of Living in Hawaii In 2024 | The Real Cost | Breakdown & Insights

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  • Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
  • Aloha! Are you considering moving to Hawaii in 2024? Wondering what it costs to live in Hawaii? Join me as I dive deep into the cost of living in Hawaii.
    From housing prices and grocery costs to utility bills and transportation expenses, I cover it all! Whether you're thinking about relocating to Hawaii or just curious about the island lifestyle, this video is your ultimate guide to understanding what it really costs to live in Hawaii. Is the cost of living in Hawaii worth it? By the end of this video, you'll have a clearer picture of the financial realities of Hawaiian life and be better equipped to decide if moving to paradise in 2024 is right for you. Discover the real cost of living in Hawaii in 2024 with our detailed guide.
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    In this video, I'll cover:
    Home Prices: An overview of Hawaii's housing market and general numbers about what you can expect to pay.
    Renting in Hawaii: Insights into rental costs.
    Daily Expenses: From groceries to dining out, we give specific numbers to food expenses. View my guide to Grocery Costs In Paradise
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    Utilities and Taxes: We break down monthly bills costs and the unique tax obligations in Hawaii. View our Utility cost blog post:
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    Income & Expenses: Understand what income you need to earn to live in Hawaii to match the living expenses.
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    00:00 Intro
    00:48 Overview of Video Content
    01:55 Hawaii Home Prices
    03:15 Rental Market Insights
    04:24 Costs of Groceries in Hawaii
    05:44 Restaurant Dining Costs
    06:40 Utility and Other Recurring Costs
    08:57 Understanding Hawaii's Taxes
    09:46 Hawaii Incomes
    10:05 2-Person Living Expense Budget
    11:42 4-Person Family Living Expense Budget
    12:35 Income Versus Expenses
    13:12 Is It Worth It?
    14:32 Outro
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  • @jena2664
    @jena2664 15 дней назад +5

    People have two or three jobs in Oahu, Hawaii. I moved from a low cost living to Oahu and it was a rude waking. 70 percent goes to rent. Only have 700 left over for bills, car payment, insurances, food. I am planning go back where I make less but live better because of the low cost of living.

    • @ScottStartsman
      @ScottStartsman  5 дней назад

      Totally understand. Thanks for sharing. Definitely want people to know the costs before they move out to prevent disaster

  • @writersquill433
    @writersquill433 17 дней назад +3

    Many people who are born and raised here, cannot afford it. An average of 10,000 people leave hawaii every year, away from family and the aina (land). Hawaii is fast becoming affordable only for wealthy outsiders- domestic and foreign.

  • @newtalking3
    @newtalking3 12 дней назад +3

    My grocery tripled last 18 months
    all rent has doubled and landlords are breaking up their houses and each section is ugly and super high Like $4500 for 2 bedroom's all small
    no ugly condos or townhomes under $800k

  • @stevenross6088
    @stevenross6088 13 дней назад +3

    Houses are built cheap with poor quality in Hawaii. Lack of materials. To build right you must ship all your materials in a container to your Hawaii location from mainland west coast.This saves money too.

  • @beenjammin8581
    @beenjammin8581 18 дней назад +3

    Ward is not worth it as renter . I’ve auto paid ~5k in rent here for 4 years and the owners still make me scramble to switch units 30 days before lease ends d/t either fickle sell threats or jacking up rent 600$/month .
    So abusive

  • @CeasarBergonia
    @CeasarBergonia 27 дней назад +9

    Need to add HOA fees. I have seen them as high as $2000 per month.

    • @ScottStartsman
      @ScottStartsman  27 дней назад +2

      Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it and thanks for watching. HOA fees are actually in there for the condo one. That's the $650 maintenance fees cost. Older median sales price condo units should be on average $1/sq ft which most median condos are going to be 500-650 sq ft.

    • @JulioVillavicencio-ru2sn
      @JulioVillavicencio-ru2sn 25 дней назад

      Thanks for posting. Considering retiring in Oahu.

    • @leilanihimmelmann9190
      @leilanihimmelmann9190 18 дней назад +1

      Ahh. Okay. Thanks for that clarification. Although I think $650 would be on the low end.

    • @leilanihimmelmann9190
      @leilanihimmelmann9190 18 дней назад +1

      I thought the same about HOA.

    • @mattkon7675
      @mattkon7675 13 дней назад

      Great deal! 'Now's a great time to Buy! 😂

  • @horizon42q
    @horizon42q 21 день назад +2

    Good one.
    My RV costs me about $30,000 a yr to live in for 6 months a year

  • @VintageSoloHarmony
    @VintageSoloHarmony 17 дней назад +2

    That was pretty good Scott. I managed to buy Kailua condo 2015 when 61 yrs old, for all my cash. I rent out one room to a great tenant, rent covers the maintenance fee. Property taxes is very fair, at 2-3 grand pa. I don’t own or need a car. All my leisure entertainment is free, on the beach. Electric is about $150 pm cos no heating, no aircon needed. The idea of a house with kids and car here in Hawaii doesn’t appeal to me much, can’t afford that anyway.

    • @ScottStartsman
      @ScottStartsman  17 дней назад

      That’s a great examples. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Manojwouldgo
    @Manojwouldgo 20 дней назад +2

    You can’t get much in town for the medium. You have to live in Ewa/ Kapolei. Now you have to live in a sauna, commute.

  • @ilocanodetoy2225
    @ilocanodetoy2225 19 дней назад +2

    For white collar’s income in reality good with added COLA benefits but for blue collar’s they have to have at least double jobs and work extra on weekends to be able to make it.

  • @ParisianThinker
    @ParisianThinker 15 дней назад +5

    We lived in Manhattan, and vacationed to Hawaii every 6 months for 7 years. We stopped do to all the robberies and thefts. We didn't stop due to the costs. It was possible to rent a hotel room back then for $50 a night. It is still worth only $50 a night. There is nothing that special anymore about the Honolulu. And I am a licensed lawyer there as well as TX and NY. Now living in France.

  • @user-nr4hq2fo1b
    @user-nr4hq2fo1b 21 день назад +2

    Depending on what area on Oahu Eastside or Westside Honolulu Kakaako one waterfront Towers two bedroom maintenance fit cost $2,000 month.

  • @ScottStartsman
    @ScottStartsman  25 дней назад

    You have a variety options to choose from on Oahu.

  • @user-bw7mu3ku1r
    @user-bw7mu3ku1r 23 дня назад +3

    The Median incomes and the median house prices don't make sense.

  • @marcielynn4886
    @marcielynn4886 6 дней назад

    Condolulu sucks.