Hi This might sound a bit silly, but it depends on what you need. Everything except pineapples needs to be imported into Hawaii, so you pay more for everything: food, gas, cars, dog food, milk, Burger King. The one thing I found surprisingly reasonable was the cost of housing. Last time I was on Oahu in 2003 you could buy a condex is a highrise not too far from Waikiki Beach for 89,000 and since then the housing market has tanked. So if you don't need to buy too much of anything, and can get into one of these inexpensive places to live, then the actual "cost of living" is no more than you want to make it. One thing's for sure, you won't be spending much on Polartec outerwear. Phil
cost of living in Hawaii
Hawaii.
As of 09/28/2009 Oklahoma has the lowest cost of living. Tennessee is #2
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Hawaii
in Hawaii it's between $13 to $16 an hour, After calculating the cost of living in Hawaii it's about $4.00 an hour, Hawaii's for the rich folks.
Leaving is typically due to job market and cost of living. People coming to Hawaii is usually for the atmosphere.
what is the living standards of hawaii
what is the living standards of Hawaii
The median household income of the people of Hawaii is $63,746. The cost of living is also quite high in Hawaii.
The national average for a veterinarian in the United States is ~$90,000; a veterinarian in Hawaii is likely to earn slightly more than this due to the increased cost of living in the state.
The state which has the highest cost of living currently is Hawaii, then the District of Columbia, followed by California, Alaska, and New Jersey.