Honolulu, HI Low Income Apartments
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Honolulu,HI (Honolulu County)
ADDRESS: 1660A LUSITANA ST HONOLULU, HI 96813
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Honolulu,HI (Honolulu County)
ADDRESS: 852A PAAHANA ST HONOLULU, HI 96816
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Honolulu,HI (Honolulu County)
ADDRESS: 1660B LUSITANA ST HONOLULU, HI 96813
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Honolulu,HI (HONOLULU County)
ADDRESS: 1245 MAUNAKEA ST HONOLULU, HI 96817
Even in places that are thought to be very expensive, like Honolulu, you can get low income apartments. Not everyone in Hawaii is rich, and there are also people who have been hit hard by the housing market, the stock market problems, and the loss of many jobs throughout the country and the world. People from what were previously all walks of life are now finding that they need low income apartments and they want to find somewhere that is clean and decent and safe to live.
In Honolulu there are low income apartments like this where people can stay until they can get back on their feet or where they can make a home and raise a family, whatever their needs happen to be. For most people in Hawaii, the money that they make has to be fairly good. They need to make more than seventeen dollars per hour if they want to afford rent and utilities on a two bedroom apartment. If they are interested in owning a home, naturally they have to make much more than that.
It's unfortunate for people who are used to making this kind of money and then suddenly don't anymore, because they often must sell their homes or move out of their apartments and find a place that costs considerably less. Getting low income apartments in Honolulu can be done but it is not as easy as some other cities where people make less money overall and low income people are seen more commonly.
One of the things that is most needed in Honolulu and in Hawaii overall is housing that is more affordable. People are crowding into apartments and sharing bedrooms with two or three other people so that they can all pool their money and pay rent. It's a situation that's getting out of control in some parts of that state, and more low income apartments in Honolulu and other parts of Hawaii would help out with that situation. That does not mean that people who make enough money should be given the opportunity to live dirt-cheap, but only that people in need should be given more assistance overall.
