Pip Hawaii

New to Honolulu to live?

I am a life long continental in my mid-30s to move to Hawaii for the first time. My Work will be located in the area of Hawaii Kai. What should I look for areas to rent an apartment when I came first? I am a guy Simple and hope to meet new friends to my arrival.

Do not live in the west of downtown Honolulu, as you need to commute is bound to Hawaii Kai, and commuter traffic is terrible, really incredibly bad. Hawaii Kai himself some on the MAUKA (mountain) side of the community and proximity to "The Colony" along the border is to rent long term, but it is a quiet residential area, probably not what you are looking for. There are residential areas in Waikiki, which will put you closer to the action, walk to the beach and nearby streets that cross the canal (McCully, Kalakaua, Ala Moana). They are mainly on the west side of Waikiki, near the mall Ala Moana and the Hilton Hawaiian Village. If you rent, check the apartments Wailana, Waipuna, The Landmark or nearby. The condos on the east side of Waikiki (called the "Gold Coast" near Diamond Head) are generally older and a little more difficult to move, and if you have a car, many do not have stalls. You'll pay about $ 950 per month for a studio or 1 bedroom at the rear of Waikiki, and from $ 1250 to $ 1500 closer to the beach. http://maps.google.com/maps?sourceid=nav … http://www. / P apartments.com results.aspx? Adjacent … to west side of Waikiki on the other side of the Ala Wai Canal is the Ala Moana area. I tend to regard this area as it has its own beach, Ala Moana Beach, where many of these young adults as yourself jogging in the AM and PM, you are near Ala Moana Center with restaurants, shops and bus station. When you want to enjoy the bustle of Waikiki, it is 5 minutes walk to the Hilton and beyond. Prices are similar to Waikiki. If you have a car, most of these apartments will also have a parking space … not always true of Waikiki. The farther you are from the beach, especially on the other side of Kapiolani Ave. plus the rent is. http://maps.google.com/maps?sourceid=nav … If you are willing to meet people, you should join a club, like many people make their own entertainment (Hawaii is a bit isolated, after all, not the infinite variety that mainland China). Here are some interesting examples for you: * If you are outdoors, there is much to pendulum (rowing) clubs that meet in the PM. * Asians are frequent, there are great schools and judo karate are less about the side defending things like the continent, but also focus on the spritual side of things. It is also very active Taiko Drum School (drums Japanese). * If you are strongly Christian and Buddhist churches are very active here. * There are many nature / environmental groups, such as ecosystem Hawaii is so fragile, people rightly want to take care of her. * And did I mention hula, diving, hiking, snorkeling, photography, and military groups?

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