Foreclosures for Sale in Honolulu, HI

Foreclosure in Honolulu, HI:

Welcome Home to Kalihi Valley! This 14 Bedroom 7 bath home is great for Multi Generational living or an investment property. Front Unit has 8 bedroom and 4 bathroom and the back unit has 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. This is a lot of space fro the parking. Back property does need some TLC. Bedrooms and Bathrooms do not match tax records

Foreclosure in Honolulu, HI:

Newly available 2/1 bath unit in town w/ 1 parking at Ala Wai Manor, located at the McCully St entrance to Waikiki, along the Ala Wai Canal, across from the McCully Shopping center, and just minutes from Ala Moana Shopping Center and Don Quijote, you're never very far from whatever your heart desires! With floor to ceiling windows in the living room and kitchen, you get tons of natural light and an open concept living space. All you need is a little sweat equity to put your own stamp on this and make it yours. Call your favorite agent and schedule your showing!

Foreclosure in Honolulu, HI:

Bring your contractor and your vision! Opportunity awaits at Nihi Gardens with this vacant 3-bedroom, 1-bath property offering approximately 836 sq. ft. of interior living space. This home is perfect for providing an opportunity for buyers to redesign and improve the property to suit their needs and preferences. Convenient Honolulu location with access to shopping, dining, schools, public transportation and major thoroughfares. One parking space included. Whether you're looking for a renovation project or a property to transform into your own, this home offers plenty of possibilities. Vacant and easy to show. Property being sold in its present AS-IS condition. Seller will not make repairs o

Foreclosure in Honolulu, HI:

A residence with a story unlike any other in Honolulu. Penthouse #4502 was created as the personal residence of renowned Hawaii developer Bruce C. Stark, the visionary behind some of Honolulu’s most recognizable high-rises. Stark designed this extraordinary three-level home at the top of the Makai Tower as the ultimate expression of the principles that defined his career: space, privacy, glass, height and, above all, the view. 4,475 square feet unfold behind dramatic curved walls of glass, capturing sweeping panoramas from Diamond Head and Waikiki across Honolulu Harbor, to the Waianae Range. A private elevator and four parking stalls enhance the sense of exclusivity, while distinctiv