January 23, 2024By: careygarneau
When you’re running a retail business, you need to keep a continual pulse on your overhead, as well as any opportunities to generate more revenue. That’s particularly true on Oʻahu, where freight costs can add up quickly and commercial rent is pricey. (Especially in Honolulu!) As you look for ways to reduce your expenses and boost your sales, consider outsourcing your warehousing and storage. At first glance, outsourcing these functions may seem like an added expense. However, this logistics strategy can offer Oʻahu retail operations four distinct benefits. Advantage #1: Maximize Your Retail Floor Space As a retail operator on Oʻahu, you’re paying for every...
Read MoreNovember 2, 2023By: careygarneau
Freight is the lifeblood of Hawaiʻi’s businesses. However, getting cargo to, from, and around an isolated location like the Hawaiian Islands can feel complex. To help add ease to your mainland, interisland, and international cargo logistics, we put together this guide to Hawaiʻi freight. Below, you’ll hear expert freight tips from our teams on Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, and both sides of the Big Island (Hilo and Kona). These must-knows will help you keep your Hawaiʻi freight moving—and ensure it arrives in excellent condition. (We’ll even try to save you some money along the way!) #1: Right-Size Solutions Are Available Much of Hawaiʻi’s freight moves to...
Read MoreOctober 16, 2023By: careygarneau
Business owners on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi rely on ocean freight to deliver the supplies that keep their operations moving. To help add ease to your next Big Island ocean freight shipment, we put together this guide. Whether your freight is moving through Hilo Harbor or Kawaihae Harbor, we’ll show you everything you need to know. The must-knows you’ll find below will help you keep your supply chain running efficiently, avoid common Big Island ocean freight pitfalls, and keep your costs manageable. Big Island Freight Must-Know #1: The Island Has Two Ports If you live on the Big Island, you’re probably already aware of...
Read MoreSeptember 18, 2023By: maud
Waikīkī Beach sees more than four million visitors every year. But did you know that just over 18,000 Oʻahu residents call Waikīkī home? If you love being right in the middle of it all—with easy access to shops, world-class restaurants, and, of course, the beach—Waikīkī may be just the spot for you. In this guide, you’ll get an insider’s look at this action-packed area, including where to live in Waikīkī, where to work, where to shop, and where to play. Welcome to Beautiful Waikīkī Waikīkī is the kind of place that’s inspired many songs—Hawaiian mele and English-language songs alike. Its glittering high-rise buildings, turquoise waters,...
Read MoreSeptember 4, 2023By: maud
Updated: September 1, 2025 With a name like Royal Hawaiian Movers, we have a reputation for moving people to Hawaiʻi. But we also move individuals and families within Hawaiʻi—and away from Hawaiʻi when they decide to leave the Aloha State. Where do former Hawaiʻi residents go? To answer that question, we combed through IRS migration data and our own internal data. We came up with nine popular mainland destinations. You’ll find them belong, along with our tips for making your mainland move safe, easy, and affordable. In This Article Why Do People Leave Hawaii? Moving to California Moving to Texas Moving to Washington State Moving...
Read MoreAugust 28, 2023By: maud
About a million people call Oʻahu their home. Around 17,000 live on North Shore. Contrast that with the 350,964 residents living in Urban Honolulu, and you'll start to get a sense just how different the North Shore can feel from busy Honolulu. Oʻahu 1,016,508 2020 Census Urban Honolulu 350,964 2020 Census North Shore 17,232 C&C Data If you're moving to Oʻahu and looking for a laid-back lifestyle—something that offers a more rural feel than what you'd find around Honolulu—the North Shore might be perfect for you. In this article, we'll walk you through everything you need to know if you're considering a move to...
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