Honolulu is located in Honolulu County, Hawaii (HI) in USA. The city is a state capital and county seat on Hawaii's beautiful island of Oahu, is the area's economic center, and is perhaps best known for its splendid Waikiki Beach. The region is approximately 86 square miles / 222 square kilometers and population is approximately 372,000. Filled with many major shopping areas, Honolulu contains top class restaurants and wonderful views of the Pacific Ocean. The city is also near to the Punchbowl and Diamond Head volcanoes, which are now extinct. Covered by palm trees, several white sandy beaches, interesting suburbs and clear waters, Honolulu is nothing short of a tropical paradise suitable for swimming, snorkeling and surfing.

Honolulu has many top-notch tourist attractions, including the world-famous Waikiki Beach - home to a vast stretch of fine, white sand and good surfing; Kahaloa and Ulukou Beaches - second only to Waikiki Beach in terms of popularity; Aloha Tower - a major island landmark, Honolulu Zoo; Honolulu enjoys a warm, humid year-round climate, with pleasant breezes and sunny, tropical weather. The average temperature during the winter climate only varies a little from the summer, making Honolulu the perfect holiday destination. The heaviest rainfall comes from November through April, during winter season and can last for several days at a time, but the annual precipitation only averages about 28 inches. Real estate for sale Honolulu are close to the best shopping, dining and surfing areas in all of Hawaii. The city is the most expensive place to buy homes or rent apartments in an area already known for high real estate values. Property is expensive because construction materials have to be brought in from the mainland.

The demand for property in Honolulu continues to rise, so buy homes Honolulu is still a good investment. Prices hold, especially for free-standing houses, but getting a mortgage has become difficult since the economic downturn set in. The most popular areas for real estate are on the Waikiki Beach or along the Ala Moana shopping strip. Serviced apartments and condominiums are generally available around Waikiki Beach, and many are operated by the area's leading resorts. These units are especially costly, and they offer more painstaking service than most hotels. As these units are typically more spacious and feature finer furnishings and amenities, they differ from standard hotel rooms in their style and atmosphere.