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Want to Own a Honolulu Vacation Rental Property?

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

Want to Own a Honolulu Vacation Rental Property? The Diamond Head Beach Hotel is a Perfect Choice!

Diamond Head Beach Hotel
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Diamond Head Beach Hotel  
2947 Kalakaua Ave Leasehold
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Description: This former hotel was converted to condominiums in 2001. This leasehold condominium building is one of the taller ones in the Diamond Head area with 15 floors and 62 units. Layouts include studio and one bedroom/one bath and units. Amenities do not include a swimming pool, however there is a small grassy area near the beach with deck chars and Oceanside views plus all that the adjacent Kapiolani Park has to offer.

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Building Details:

Units: 62 Year Built: 1969 Elementary School: Waikiki
Studios: 33 Stories: 15 Middle School: Washington
1 bdrm/1 ba: 29 Elevators: 1 High School: Kaimuku
2 bdrm/2 ba: 0 Unit Sizes (sq. ft.): 236-1305    
3 bdrm/2 ba: 0 Lanai Sizes (sq. ft.): 33-406    

Land Tenure: Leasehold, lease expires 2032.

Security: Locked door requiring pass key; entry is through the hotel lobby; security guard on premises.

Parking: Not deeded.

Pets: Small dogs and cats are permitted.

Supermarkets: Food Pantry – 2370 Kuhio Avenue, Foodland – 2919 Kapiolani Boulevard, Times Supermarket – 1173 21st Avenue.

Regional Mall: Kahala Mall – 4211 Waialae Avenue.

Comments: Marc Resorts runs the Hotel; popular with investor owners, since units can be rented on a daily basis.

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Honolulu Newspaper Says….Hawaii Foreclosure Counts to Rebound

Monday, April 18th, 2011

Honolulu Newspaper Says….Hawaii Foreclosure Counts to Rebound

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According to the Honolulu Star Advertiser newspaper “It’s been relatively calm on Hawaii’s home foreclosure front during the past several months, but the storm could soon return.”

“Foreclosure activity in Hawaii real estate declined for a fourth consecutive month in March, falling 37 percent from a year earlier, according to a report industry research firm RealtyTrac released yesterday.”

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