Are you considering buying an investment property in Hawaii? Before you close, you need to understand the complex reality of Oahu’s short-term rental laws.
The regulations surrounding Honolulu short-term rentals have been a rollercoaster. Between Ordinance 22-7, Bill 41, and the recently signed Ordinance 25-02 (Bill 62), the legal landscape is incredibly confusing. While the paperwork might suggest a 90-day minimum rental rule, the practical enforcement by the Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) tells a different story.
In this video, I break down the exact reality of the 30-day vs. 90-day minimum stay rule on Oahu. I’ll walk you through the ONLY four buckets of properties that can legally operate as short-term rentals—including Resort Zoned properties (like Waikiki, Ko Olina, and Turtle Bay), NUC holders, and specific precinct exemptions.
Do not rely on outdated advice, or assume you can fly under the radar. With fines compounding at $10,000 a day, getting this wrong can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars. Whether you are a local Hawaii investor or an overseas buyer looking for a secure foothold in our luxury market, I bridge the gap between global opportunity and local Hawaiian real estate law to ensure your capital is protected.
Make sure your property is legally compliant before you buy, sell, or list.
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