$8,250,000
55 Walker Avenue
WAHIAWA AREA · Wahiawa · 96786 · MLS 202518290
- —beds
- 0baths
- 15,750living sqft
- Multi-familytype
Rare and desirable centrally-located building in the heart of Wahiawa with hollow tile construction. This securable threel-story walk up apartment building with 33 one-bedrooms 3 two-bedrooms with 33 parking on huge lot has ultimate accessibility to eateries, shops, and services. Excellent opportunity to increase rent and maximize returns awaits! Landlord pays for water. All tenants pay their own electric, most MTM. Coin owned laundry.
Building & interior
- Style
- Apartment,Multi Family
- Condition
- Good Condition
- Total area
- 15,750 sqft
- Lot size
- 19,000 sqft
- Year built
- 1965
- Stories
- Three Or More
- Parking
- 33 stalls · Assigned
- Furnished
- Partially
- View
- City
Construction & features
- Construction
- Hollow Tile
- Roofing
- Tar Gravel
- Topography
- Level
- Lot features
- Cleared · Interior Lot · Level
- Utilities
- Above Ground Utilities · Cable Available · Electricity Available · Natural Gas Available · High Speed Internet Available · Phone Available · Water Available · Sewer Connected
- Water
- Public
Tax & assessment
- Annual property tax
- $11,194/yr
- Tax year
- 2025
- Assessed — total
- $3,222,000
- Assessed — land
- $2,395,300
- Assessed — improvements
- $826,700
- TMK
- 1-7-4-003-046-0000
- Zoning
- 32 - B-2 Community Business Dis
- Land tenure
- Fee simple
- Financing accepted
- Cash · Conventional · Exchange1031
- Disclosures
- Exchange1031 · Principal Is Real Estate Licensed
Price history
- Original list
- $8,250,000
- Current
- $8,250,000
Listed by Commercial Inv. Strategies
Information is from the Honolulu MLS and sources deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Square footage, lot size, taxes, permits, and land tenure should be independently verified. Not a solicitation of property already listed.
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