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Superseded
real estate
title insurance

Geographic Targeting Order - Honolulu County, Hawaii (Real Estate)

“Honolulu County, Hawaii”

Threshold

$3,000,000

Effective

August 22, 2017

Expires

March 20, 2018

Geography

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Order Summary

FinCEN added Honolulu County to the real estate GTO program in 2017 with a $3 million threshold, reflecting the high-value luxury real estate market in Hawaii and concerns about foreign investment in all-cash transactions.

Geographic Coverage

GTO Coverage Area
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Honolulu County

Formal Geographic Text (from order)

“Honolulu County, Hawaii”

Honolulu County (coextensive with the island of Oahu). FIPS: 15003.

Reporting Requirements

Who Must Report

Title insurance companies

What Must Be Reported

Beneficial ownership of legal entities making all-cash residential real estate purchases at or above $3,000,000; file FinCEN Form 8300 within 30 days of closing

Threshold

$3,000,000

All-cash transactions at or above

Source Agency

FinCEN

FinCEN news release

Change Log

IssuedAugust 22, 2017

First GTO for Honolulu County with $3M threshold.

ExpiredMarch 20, 2018

Superseded by 2018 national renewal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this specific GTO, with answers grounded in the official order text.

These answers are for informational purposes only and are grounded in the official FinCEN order text. They do not constitute legal advice.

Analyst Notes

Part of the 2017 national expansion.

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