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Honolulu, the capital of the 50th state, is a coastal city on the southern end of Oahu, Hawaii's third-largest island. Honolulu is home to the majority of Oahu's population and is the southernmost U.S. capital. Homes for rent in Honolulu give families the opportunity to live in a world-class city as well as a literal paradise. The city has several parks and beaches right near downtown, like Diamond Head Beach and Sand Island State Recreation Area, as well as one-of-a-kind restaurants and unique shopping opportunities. It's also home to The Queen's Medical Center, the Honolulu Museum of Art, Diamond Head State Monument and The University of Hawaii at Manoa. Kaneohe is only a short drive from Honolulu on Interstate H-3.

Important Information for Future Renters

• All of Hawaii's islands were unified under one ruler, Kamehameha I, in 1810. Honolulu was the site of Iolani Palace and Oahu was home to Kamehameha I. The U.S. took control over Hawaii as a territory in 1893 after a coup that toppled the Hawaiian kingdom. Soon after, the area's economy shifted from agriculture to tourism. Hawaii was admitted to the Union in 1959 as the 50th state. 
• Honolulu and Oahu have so many great attractions and landmarks that it'll take years for families to explore them all.

Helpful Resources for Residents

• Parents looking to learn more about Honolulu schools should look to Hawaii's Department of Education. The University of Hawaii at Manoa is also near the city's center. 
• Honolulu's local newspaper is the Star Advertiser. It covers island and state news as well. 
• The capital city's website is a great tool for families looking for help with municipal tasks. 

Live in Honolulu

If the weather isn't enough to get you to move to Honolulu, the great schools, unique culture, rich history and the eclectic community should. 

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