Honolulu help ...
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Honolulu help ...
I might get posted in Hawaii for a long period of time (at least 10 months). I need to know how much does a room rental cost in Honolulu? Not sure exactly where I wanted to live but I would like to reside in a place where public transportation is readily available.
Does anyone have any experience shipping a car from mainland to Honolulu? How much does it usually cost?
Thanks.
Ronnie
Does anyone have any experience shipping a car from mainland to Honolulu? How much does it usually cost?
Thanks.
Ronnie
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Re: Honolulu help ...
Originally posted by Bonggoy
I might get posted in Hawaii for a long period of time (at least 10 months). I need to know how much does a room rental cost in Honolulu? Not sure exactly where I wanted to live but I would like to reside in a place where public transportation is readily available.
Does anyone have any experience shipping a car from mainland to Honolulu? How much does it usually cost?
Thanks.
Ronnie
I might get posted in Hawaii for a long period of time (at least 10 months). I need to know how much does a room rental cost in Honolulu? Not sure exactly where I wanted to live but I would like to reside in a place where public transportation is readily available.
Does anyone have any experience shipping a car from mainland to Honolulu? How much does it usually cost?
Thanks.
Ronnie
Not much time this morning as we are heading out, but I recently moved from Vegas here. The car quotes I got cost me from $1300 to $1600. I paid $1400 to ship through Classic International. There are some websiteslike 123movers.com and Atlas Van Lines has one that will let you submit your move and get quotes. Rooms cost anywhere from $800 to $1400 a month from what I have seen. Of course by "room" Im not sure if you mean full apartment or just a room. Check out rentalsillustrated.com and that gives you a better idea. There are a couple threads you can search on in this forum I think called "Relocating to Hawaii" and something else. Sorry not much time to send more info.
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about shipping your car, ... it really depends on Where you ship from. You can ship to/from LA for about $800.
If you're looking for a studio, it'll run anywhere from $600 or so on up. A lot of different price ranges for renting depending upon, where it's at, and what kind of 'living environment' you want.
If you're looking for a studio, it'll run anywhere from $600 or so on up. A lot of different price ranges for renting depending upon, where it's at, and what kind of 'living environment' you want.
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Thanks for the information.
I am actually looking for a room to rent or apartment to share for 10 months.
I am from the East Coast (Philadelphia) so I would see that shipping it would be very costly.
How's the public transportation? Can I survive in Honolulu without owning a car?
Thanks.
Ronnie
I am actually looking for a room to rent or apartment to share for 10 months.
I am from the East Coast (Philadelphia) so I would see that shipping it would be very costly.
How's the public transportation? Can I survive in Honolulu without owning a car?
Thanks.
Ronnie
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Does anyone have any experience shipping a car from mainland to Honolulu? How much does it usually cost?
How's the public transportation? Can I survive in Honolulu without owning a car?
If you don't bring a car I suggest buying a moped to get around, no insurance or motorcycle licence required and only a one time registration fee. They can go pretty much wherever cars can go except the freeway, and can be found dirt cheap.
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4-5 days to ship from the west coast and ONLY a few days after that for your car to be available and out of the container it was shipped in. It never takes "weeks" to unload a boat. An average boat only takes some 48 hours to completely unload, load, and fuel up before leaving a port. It's all about turn around for shipping companies.
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4-5 days to ship from the west coast and ONLY a few days after that for your car to be available and out of the container it was shipped in. It never takes "weeks" to unload a boat. An average boat only takes some 48 hours to completely unload, load, and fuel up before leaving a port. It's all about turn around for shipping companies.
or maybe i just shipped my car out at the wrong time.
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