3099 Pacific Heights Rd is a 3,378 square foot condo with 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Honolulu data, we estimate the home's value is $2,430,988.
CondoProperty Type
2009Year Built
$720Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$2,430,988
$209K since August
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This home's estimate is 298.5% higher than the average sale price ($610K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2022
$8,240 (+10.1%)
$1,812,000 + $682,300
$2,494,300
2021
$7,481 (+12.9%)
$1,812,000 + $682,300
$2,494,300
2020
$6,624 (−5.0%)
$1,650,300 + $627,200
$2,277,500
2019
$6,976 (+4.1%)
$1,395,600 + $637,000
$2,032,600
2018
$6,703 (+5.4%)
$1,570,800 + $542,300
$2,113,100
2017
$6,357 (−45.6%)
$1,570,800 + $464,200
$2,035,000
2016
$11,696 (+17.7%)
$1,309,000 + $627,400
$1,936,400
2014
$9,938 (+80.4%)
$1,073,400 + $770,700
$1,844,100
2013
$5,508 (−4.1%)
$1,047,200 + $609,200
$1,656,400
2012
$5,746
$968,700 + $604,900
$1,573,600
Tax history for 3099 Pacific Heights Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2022
$8,240 (+10.1%)
$1,812,000 + $682,300
$2,494,300
2021
$7,481 (+12.9%)
$1,812,000 + $682,300
$2,494,300
2020
$6,624 (−5.0%)
$1,650,300 + $627,200
$2,277,500
2019
$6,976 (+4.1%)
$1,395,600 + $637,000
$2,032,600
2018
$6,703 (+5.4%)
$1,570,800 + $542,300
$2,113,100
2017
$6,357 (−45.6%)
$1,570,800 + $464,200
$2,035,000
2016
$11,696 (+17.7%)
$1,309,000 + $627,400
$1,936,400
2014
$9,938 (+80.4%)
$1,073,400 + $770,700
$1,844,100
2013
$5,508 (−4.1%)
$1,047,200 + $609,200
$1,656,400
2012
$5,746
$968,700 + $604,900
$1,573,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-10
Residential District 10
The purpose of the Residential District is to allow for a range of residential densities. The primary use shall be detached residences. Other types of dwellings may also be allowed, including zero lot line, cluster and common wall housing arrangements. Nondwelling uses that support and complement residential neighborhood activities shall also be permitted. The intent of the R-10 districts is to provide areas for large lot developments. These areas would be located typically at the outskirts of urban development and may be applied as a transitional district between preservation, agricultural or country districts and urban districts. They would also be applied to lands where residential use is desirable but some development constraints are present.