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Honolulu is the most affordable city in Hawaii with a cost of living index of 149 and median rent of $2,548/month. This is 49 points above the national average.
Across the 1 cities tracked in Hawaii, the average cost of living index is 149 (national average: 111). Average monthly rent is $2,548, compared to the national average of $1,895.
Hawaii's average cost index of 149 is 38 points above the national average of 111. The most affordable city, Honolulu, has an index of 149, while the most expensive, Honolulu, is at 149.
In Honolulu (cheapest city), a salary of $50,000–$60,000 typically allows comfortable living with rent under 30% of net income. In more expensive cities like Honolulu, you may need $80,000–$100,000 to maintain the same standard. Use our salary checker to see exact calculations.
Hawaii runs above the national average in cost of living, though cities like Honolulu (index: 149) offer much better value.