Canterbury Place
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Canterbury Place
Building Overview
Canterbury Place in Waikiki — 40-story concrete building (1978) with pool and fitness center.
About Canterbury Place
Canterbury Place is a 40-floor, 142-unit condominium in the Hobron-Ena district of Waikiki, built in 1978 with concrete construction. The building provides a mix of ocean, Diamond Head and sunset views from various units.
Key features include an on-site pool, fitness center, BBQ area, resident manager and security guard. The building has central and window air conditioning and is served by three elevators.
Parking is available with covered, assigned stalls and guest parking. Pets are allowed and short-term rentals are not permitted. The property is managed by Hawaiiana Management Company, Ltd. According to available MLS data, buyers should verify all details and any applicable fees with the listing agent or management.
Building Features & Data Confidence
All features from MLS data with AI-assisted confidence analysis. Click each category to expand and see details.
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The marked penthouse listing for unit 32A places the top residential floor at 32. County and state records report 40, but those counts may include lobby, podium, or roof levels; the isolated listing values of 40 and 41 lack unit-number agreement.
The state registration reports 151 units for this single-building registration, and the county condominium count also reports 151. The county reconciled figure of 150 and state residential figure of 146 are conflicting component figures and are set aside.
Owner occupancy from AOUO registration(s) 791. Refreshed by Real_Estate_Scraper/reb_registry/propagate_owner_occupancy.py, which this lock does not block.
The remarks directly confirm that Canterbury Place has 3 elevators. This matches the current value and is reasonable for a high-rise building of this size.
Calculated from the lowest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from the highest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from association fees observed in penthouse unit listings for this building.
Central air inclusion is consistently documented across the building. Examples include 'Maintenance fee includes central AC,' 'maintenance fee covers central A/C,' and 'all utilities including central AC,' supported by 17/20 MLS records.
Cable inclusion is strongly supported across multiple listings and agents. Remarks repeatedly cite 'Cable TV,' 'Cable TV Signal,' 'cable package,' or 'TV cable,' consistent with the 14/20 MLS records.
Common-area expenses are strongly supported by the MLS coding and explicit remarks. One listing specifically states the fee includes 'maintenance of the common area,' while another lists 'common expenses'; the 16/20 coding indicates this is a building-level inclusion.
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Electricity inclusion is repeatedly confirmed by independent-looking listing remarks, including 'Maintenance fee includes ... electricity,' 'all utilities including ... electricity,' and 'HOA includes electricity.' This is also supported by 17/20 MLS records.
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Hot water is repeatedly stated as included, with phrases such as 'hot water,' 'hot/cold water,' and 'maintenance fee covers ... hot water.' Although one listing includes WTRHTR, 14/20 MLS records and many detailed remarks support hot-water inclusion for the building.
Internet inclusion is strongly supported across several listings. Remarks cite 'internet included,' 'high-speed internet,' 'Wi-Fi,' and 'HOA includes all utilities,' consistent with 15/20 current MLS records.
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Sewer inclusion is consistently documented across the listings. Examples include 'Water & Sewer,' 'Maintenance fees include ... sewer,' and 'maintenance fee covers ... water, and sewer,' supported by 17/20 MLS records.
Water inclusion is strongly confirmed by repeated remarks such as 'water included,' 'hot/cold water,' 'water & sewer,' and 'maintenance fee covers ... water.' The 17/20 MLS frequency and multi-listing textual confirmation make this a high-confidence building feature.
Approximately 15 or more listings mention BBQ facilities, including “BBQ area,” “BBQ,” “BBQ areas,” and “recreation area with barbeque.” The repeated confirmations across many listings and agents strongly support this as a shared building amenity rather than a copied checkbox alone.
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Car wash is not supported by the public remarks, and the historical MLS signal is weak compared with the many other confirmed amenities. Because there is no mention across numerous listings, this is best treated as a correction to false/unsupported MLS data.
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Doorman service is supported by multiple public remarks, including direct mentions of "doorman," "24-hour door man," and "24-hours concierge and security." The MLS checkbox is much less consistent than the remarks, but the wording appears in more than one listing and indicates a staffed lobby attendant is present. This is strong enough to include as a building feature.
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Multiple listings mention “private meeting room,” “meeting room,” or describe the building’s recreation and meeting facilities. Examples include “a private meeting room,” “meeting room,” and “pool, hot tub, BBQ, pickleball court, meeting room,” confirming this is a shared building feature.
More than 20 listings explicitly mention outdoor space, using phrases such as "enclosed lanai," "spacious lanai," "two private lanais," "huge 280 sq ft outdoor lanai," "wrap-around lanai," "private spacious covered lanai," and "recreation deck." The evidence spans many unit types and appears across numerous distinct listing descriptions, strongly confirming that Canterbury Place offers patio/deck-style outdoor spaces.
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At least 10 listings reference recreation-related facilities, including "recreation area," "recreation space," "rec room," and "recreation deck." The amenity is confirmed across multiple descriptions and is not limited to a single unit.
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At least 5 current listings specifically associate restaurants with Canterbury Place, including "5 Star restaurants are awaiting in the lobby," "several new restaurants on the ground level," and "on-site restaurants." Other listings mention nearby dining only, but the direct building references and 10/20 MLS entries support including the feature.
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Many listings specifically describe a "sauna," "heated sauna spa," or "spa/sauna." These repeated references across multiple agents clearly confirm that the building offers sauna facilities.
Storage is identified in 8 of 20 current building amenity records and 2 of 20 unit-feature records. None of the provided public remarks explicitly mention a storage unit, locker, or additional storage space, so the evidence is primarily MLS checkbox data rather than repeated agent descriptions.
The listings reference surfing, beaches, water activities, and nearby sandy beaches. No dedicated surfboard or board-storage facility was described.
At least 9 listings explicitly mention “tennis court,” “tennis courts,” or “pickleball/tennis court.” These references occur across multiple independent descriptions, including “pool, sauna, tennis courts” and “pickleball court and tennis court,” providing strong confirmation.
Eighteen of 20 current MLS listings mark the trash chute amenity, which is strong checkbox evidence. However, none of the supplied public remarks explicitly describe a trash chute; references to “refuse collection” or trash included in maintenance fees do not independently confirm a chute system.
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Many independent listings confirm this amenity with phrases such as “jacuzzi,” “heated pool,” “hot tub,” “pool and spa,” and “pool/hot-tub.” The consistency across numerous agents and descriptions strongly establishes a shared whirlpool or equivalent spa facility.
The pool is confirmed in numerous listings, with remarks stating “swimming pool,” “heated pool,” “resort-style amenities including... a pool,” and “pool and spa.” Evidence appears across many separate listings and repeatedly describes the building’s shared amenities, corroborating the historical 19/20 MLS confirmation rather than reflecting a single copied entry.
Approximately 10 listings explicitly mention a "heated pool" or equivalent, including multiple distinct descriptions such as "jacuzzi, heated pool, and sauna" and "resort-style amenities like a ... heated pool." Although the wording is sometimes repeated and may include copy-paste, the feature is supported by numerous current remarks, historical high confidence, and HEAPOO in 5/20 MLS records.
A building pool is consistently documented. No evidence was found regarding the pool’s water type, so saltwater status is not supported.
In-unit laundry is strongly supported across the building: at least 8 listings explicitly mention it, while current MLS data reports washer/dryer inclusions in 17 of 20 listings. Remarks include 'includes in unit Washer-Dryer,' 'Washer and dryer located in the unit,' 'washer and dryer in the unit,' and 'full sized washer and dryer in residence,' indicating this is a legitimate building feature rather than a single copied remark.
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Listings primarily identify washer/dryer appliances inside individual units. No evidence was found that community laundry exists or requires payment.
The remarks repeatedly mention in-unit washers and dryers, but do not describe community laundry rooms on every floor. No evidence was found for laundry facilities available throughout the building.
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Assigned parking is strongly supported across multiple listings and agents. Numerous remarks explicitly state 'one assigned covered parking stall,' 'one assigned covered and secured parking space,' 'secure one-parking,' or describe stalls as individually owned, including a basement stall with 'no monthly fees attached.'
Covered parking is overwhelmingly confirmed across the building, with at least 15 current or historical remarks explicitly referencing covered stalls or secured garages. Key phrases include 'covered parking stall,' 'secured parking garage,' 'gated/covered parking stall,' and 'prime-covered parking stall in a secured garage,' supported by all 20 current MLS records.
Public remarks directly indicate that at least some Canterbury Place parking stalls are owned rather than merely assigned or rented. Multiple listings also identify parking as included with units or associated with fee-simple ownership.
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The remarks explicitly support a $0 monthly fee for the referenced owned parking stall. Other listings mention lease rent for the property or additional parking availability, but no recurring monthly parking charge is identified.
Guest parking is supported by fewer listings than assigned or covered parking, but it is explicitly mentioned in the remarks. The strongest direct evidence is the note that "the guest parking is plentiful," which aligns with the MLS guest-parking checkboxes appearing in a meaningful minority of records. Confidence is high, though not as strong as the core parking features.
Secured-entry parking is well supported by the building remarks and MLS history. Multiple listings reference a "secured building," "secured garage parking," "24-hour security," and gated/controlled access language, indicating parking security is a real shared feature. The evidence is consistent across agents and not limited to a single listing.
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The remarks repeatedly describe assigned, covered, secured, and multiple parking stalls. However, none mention a parking waitlist system, so there is no public-remark evidence that one exists.
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The listings clearly support general building security and controlled access. No specific card- or fob-based access system was identified.
Security service is strongly confirmed across many independent listings, with at least 15 remarks explicitly mentioning 24-hour security, security guards, doorman/security, or equivalent. Key phrases include '24 hours security guard,' '24 hr security with secured parking garage,' and '24-hour security'; the consistency across numerous agents supports a genuine building-level amenity rather than an isolated checkbox or copy-paste error.
Ongoing security coverage is well supported by references to 24-hour security and security guards. However, no remarks specifically establish a patrol service.
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Central air is confirmed across numerous independent listings, with at least 15 remarks explicitly mentioning “central AC,” “central A/C,” or “central air conditioning,” often as an included building utility. The evidence is consistent with the historical high-confidence MLS data and strongly indicates a building-wide system rather than isolated equipment.
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Eighteen of 20 listings identify the construction material as “CONCRE,” providing strong building-level evidence for concrete construction. Public remarks do not independently quote “concrete construction” or “reinforced concrete,” but the consistent MLS coding across many listings is compelling.
Eight of 20 listings flag “DOUWAL” in the construction materials field, suggesting the building may have double-wall construction. None of the provided public remarks independently confirm this feature, so the evidence is weaker and could reflect agent copy-paste or unverified MLS data.
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Limited MLS checkbox presence (6 of 20 listings list MASSTU) but no supporting language in any public remarks. Because masonry/stucco is not described in agent remarks and historical confidence is not established, there is insufficient evidence to assert the building is masonry+stucco.
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Concrete slab foundation is only weak-to-moderately supported by MLS data, with 5/20 listings showing SLAB. The public remarks are silent on foundation type, so there is no direct confirmation from listing text. This looks like a feature that may apply to some listings or may be inconsistently entered by agents.
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Six of 20 listings identify “ABOGRO” as a construction material, while multiple remarks describe high-floor residences, including units on the 10th, 16th, 22nd, 32nd, 35th, and 36th floors. These descriptions are consistent with a traditional above-ground high-rise, although they do not directly verify the MLS construction code.
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The building's stated 30-day minimum rental period rules out typical short-term rentals under 30 days. Although some listings use terms such as vacation retreat or investment property, the explicit rental restriction is stronger evidence.
Public remarks provide no evidence of participation in a hotel rental pool. Because short-term rentals are not allowed under the stated 30-day minimum policy, the prerequisite for a hotel pool is not met.
No listing mentions mandatory participation, required hotel management, or an inability to opt out of a rental program. Mandatory hotel-pool participation cannot apply where the remarks do not establish hotel-pool participation and short-term rentals are restricted.
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The building is repeatedly described as leasehold with the ground or master lease expiring June 30, 2051. References to lease renegotiation in 2025 concern rent terms and do not change the stated expiration year.
Public remarks repeatedly confirm that VA financing is available through assumable VA loans. The repeated explicit references provide overwhelming evidence that the building supports VA financing.
Several remarks explicitly describe the property as 100% insured for hurricane insurance. These repeated statements provide strong evidence of comprehensive building insurance, although the remarks do not specifically use the term walls-in coverage.
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The remarks were searched for fire/life safety evaluation, FLSE passage, fire safety certification, life safety compliance, and passed fire inspection. No explicit confirmation or denial was found, so the feature remains false with medium-low confidence based on the absence of evidence.
Flood zone determined from official FEMA Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) data using building coordinates, not from agent-reported listing data.
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Ocean views are exceptionally well documented across 18 of 20 current listings from multiple units and agents. Key phrases include "stunning park, ocean, and Diamond Head views," "Pacific Ocean views," "panoramic ocean views," and "ocean & Diamond Head views," indicating a genuine building feature rather than isolated copy-paste.
Mountain views are confirmed in 11 of 20 current MLS records and appear across multiple stacks and unit types. Remarks include "lush mountain ridgelines," "views of Diamond Head, Fort DeRussy, mountains," and "stunning city and mountain views," showing that some building units offer this feature.
Diamond Head views are among the most consistently documented building features, appearing in 16 of 20 listings from many agents and units. Repeated phrases include "panoramic Diamond Head views," "unobstructed panoramic views of Diamond Head," and "stunning Diamond Head and ocean views."
City views are strongly supported in 14 of 20 current listings across different floors and stacks. Examples include "sparkling Waikiki skyline," "iconic Waikiki cityscape," "Waikiki city views," and "city lights," demonstrating that the building offers units with city-facing views.
Coastline views are supported by 8 of 20 current MLS records, including an explicit listing for "panoramic ... shoreline views." Numerous other remarks describe panoramic Pacific Ocean, ocean, and beach views from different units, providing strong evidence that the building offers coastline-facing residences.
Garden/greenery-oriented views are moderately supported by 6 of 20 current MLS records. Relevant remarks include "scenic views of Fort DeRussy Park," "verdant parks," "picturesque Derussy Park," and "meticulously maintained grounds"; the evidence more commonly describes landscaped park or greenery views than literal garden views.
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Sunrise views are supported by 11 of 20 current listings and by an explicit description of residence 32A capturing "sunrise to sunset views." Although the feature is more orientation- and unit-dependent than ocean or Diamond Head views, it is a legitimate building offering and should be included.
Sunset views appear in 7 of 20 current listings, including multiple distinct descriptions rather than a single repeated remark. Evidence includes "Dramatic Ocean, Diamond Head, and Sunset views," "golden sunsets," and east-to-west orientation capturing sunset views.
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Multiple listings directly confirm Friday night fireworks views from units or private lanais. This establishes building-based viewing from residences rather than merely being near a fireworks location.
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At least 3 current listings explicitly mention the feature, including 'on-site resident mgr' and 'a resident manager,' while another states the building has a resident manager. This corroborates the prior High-confidence determination and is strong building-level evidence rather than an isolated checkbox.
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Confidence levels are based on MLS checkbox data and AI analysis of listing remarks. High = strong evidence, Medium = some evidence, Low = limited or conflicting evidence. Buyers should always verify critical details independently.