Electricity starter
Hawaiian Electric’s February 2026 Oʻahu bill example for a residential customer using 500 kWh. Actual use changes substantially with air conditioning, household size, and the home.
Read the HECO rate filingOʻahu rental cost planner
Build a working monthly and move-in estimate before you contact the property manager. No sign-in required.
Editable planning worksheet
Two current Oʻahu starter figures are filled in. Replace every amount with what the listing, manager, or your provider tells you.
Sources and limits
The worksheet favors current local references over a false all-in “average.” Figures reviewed August 25, 2026.
Hawaiian Electric’s February 2026 Oʻahu bill example for a residential customer using 500 kWh. Actual use changes substantially with air conditioning, household size, and the home.
Read the HECO rate filingA rounded planning figure between current introductory Oʻahu offers. It is not a market average; address eligibility, equipment, taxes, and the price after promotion vary.
Water and sewer, parking, renters insurance, pet charges, application fees, and building move-in fees start at zero because they are not reliably implied by the asking rent.
Use the application checklistFor conservative planning, the worksheet starts the security-deposit estimate at one month’s rent. Hawaiʻi law generally caps a security deposit at one month’s rent, plus a separate pet deposit where allowed. Confirm the actual amount and exceptions with the manager and the current Hawaiʻi landlord-tenant guidance.
Use the asking rent as your starting number, then verify every included utility, fee, and deposit with the listing manager.