HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s no secret that real estate in Hawaiʻi is set at a premium. Brought by Europeans, the concept of land ownership fundamentally altered Hawaiʻi’s culture.
So, when KHON2.com came across an unusual Honolulu real estate listing, we thought we’d explore it a bit. This is what we found.
8 things to know about Hawaiʻi’s tiniest homes
This home was found on Zillow.
1. Price and lease terms
This is a rentable tiny home that goes for $750 per month with a minimum one-year contract. This is the base price with an indication that there are other fees that will be calculated into the final amount.
2. Space and layout
At 210 square feet, the dimensions run 10 feet wide and 7 feet tall. It’s a studio setup in a converted garage. So, it’s a tiny living space. There is a private bathroom with a shower, a toilet and a utility sink; but there is no kitchen.
3. Furnishings and appliances
The tiny space comes semi-furnished with a futon, a dining table with chairs and a shelving unit. There are appliances included: a full refrigerator and a microwave. The unit also has a window air conditioning unit.
4. Parking and transportation
There is no assigned parking; so, residents will have to utilize the limited street parking available. But there is public transportation available nearby.
5. Utilities and expenses
The $750 monthly rent does include electricity and power but does not include internet, trash collection or sewage fees.
6. Laundry and storage
There is no storage or laundry on site. The realtor indicates there is a laundromat a short five-minute walk from the property. However, there is bicycle storage available on site.
7. Smoking and pet policy
Both smoking and pets are prohibited.
So, would you be able to live a such a tiny space?