Century Park Plaza
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Century Park Plaza
Building Overview
Century Park Plaza, Downtown-Chinatown — concrete building (1984) with a pool and ocean/mountain views.
About Century Park Plaza
Century Park Plaza is located in the Downtown–Chinatown neighborhood and was built in 1984. According to available records, the building is constructed of concrete. MLS data does not specify unit sizes or total number of units, so those details should be verified with the listing agent or management.
Based on MLS data, the building offers on-site amenities including a pool, BBQ area, a resident manager, and a security guard. Units are reported to have window air conditioning and offer views that include ocean, mountain, Diamond Head, and sunset aspects. Pets and short-term rentals are not allowed per the MLS information.
Parking is listed as available, covered, and assigned, with guest parking also noted. The management company is listed as unknown in the MLS data. Buyers should verify parking allocations, association rules, fees, and any other building policies with the seller’s agent or building management before making decisions.
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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I searched all remarks for explicit owner-occupancy percentages or strong statements about owner-occupancy levels. Listings include generic marketing language ('owner occupant or investor') but no concrete percentage or clear majority statement. With no explicit numeric data, owner-occupancy is unknown.
I searched all public remarks for explicit elevator counts (e.g., '4 elevators', 'four elevators', 'multiple elevators'). Several listings mention 'elevators' in passing but none provide a numeric count. Because there is no explicit number and no current numeric value to retain, the exact number is unknown.
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.
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Only 1 of 20 current MLS listings shows CABTV in association_fee_includes and none of the public remarks mention cable being included. Multiple agent remarks describe other inclusions (water, hot water, sewer) but not cable; evidence suggests the CABTV checkbox is likely incorrect or inconsistently used across agents.
Multiple recent MLS entries for this building mark OTCOEX (common area electricity) as included in the association fee, and past analysis already had high confidence this was accurate. No listing remarks suggest a change or separate billing for common-area power. Taken together, the data strongly support that common-area electricity is included in the maintenance fees.
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11 of 20 listings include HOTWAT in association_fee_includes and multiple public remarks explicitly state 'Hot water is included in the maintenance' (quoted in several listings). A minority (5/20) list WTRHTR in inclusions suggesting some units have individual water heaters, but overall evidence across agents and listings is strong that hot water is generally included in the HOA maintenance.
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Multiple agents note that the maintenance fee covers both water and sewer, with wording like “covers water and sewer” and “includes; hot water, sewer and water,” in addition to SEWER being checked on the vast majority of listings. This aligns with the building’s long-standing pattern of including sewer in HOA fees. Evidence is consistent and repeated across many listings and agents, indicating sewer charges are included in the maintenance fees building-wide.
18 of 20 listings have WATER checked and numerous agent remarks explicitly state that water (often grouped with sewer and hot water) is included in the HOA/maintenance fees — e.g., 'maintenance fee includes hot water, sewer and water' and 'utility includes water and sewer'. This is consistent and widely corroborated across listings.
Strong, multi-agent evidence that the building offers shared BBQ facilities: 17 of 20 current listings mention BBQ (phrases include "BBQ/picnic areas", "BBQ area", "BBQ facilities", "barbecue area"). Mentions appear across many different listings and agents, consistent with historical high confidence.
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Remarks repeatedly highlight a playground, park with picnic/BBQ areas, and large grassy/open spaces, but never describe a dedicated dog park, dog run, or pet exercise area. With only 1/20 MLS entries checking DGPRK and no clear textual support, it appears the building does not offer a formal dog park amenity. The green space is marketed for kids and general recreation rather than a specific pet facility.
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Across many listings, agents consistently describe amenities such as pool, jacuzzi/whirlpool, tennis/pickleball and basketball courts, playground, BBQ areas, sauna, and park space, but never mention an exercise room, gym, or fitness center. Only 1 of 20 current MLS entries has the exercise-room box checked, suggesting a likely mis-click rather than a real building feature. Evidence strongly indicates there is no shared exercise room in this building.
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Moderate but clear evidence of a shared recreation area: 6 of 20 current listings explicitly mention a "recreation area" or similar (phrases include "recreation area", "rec area", "large grassy area perfect for children or pets", "recreation area with picnic tables"). Mentions come from multiple listings and are consistent with historical data.
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Public remarks explicitly state dedicated surfboard storage (often mentioned together with a bike cage), confirming surfboard storage is provided in the building.
Clear, consistent evidence the property includes tennis courts: 16 of 20 current listings mention tennis (examples: "tennis court", "tennis and basketball courts", "pickleball, tennis and basketball courts"). Multiple agents and listings corroborate this amenity.
Although none of the many current remarks explicitly mention trash or garbage chutes, some MLS entries continue to list TRACHU as an amenity and the property is a large, modern high‑rise where chutes are common. With medium but consistent MLS signaling and no contrary evidence, it remains moderately likely that a trash chute system exists in the building.
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Many independent listings describe the amenities as 'pool & jacuzzi', 'pool, whirlpool', 'pool and hot tub', or 'large swimming pool, spa', clearly indicating a shared hot tub/whirlpool in addition to the main pool. These descriptions appear across both towers and different unit types, not just one-off or penthouse features. This consistent language, along with MLS checkbox usage, confirms a building whirlpool/hot tub amenity.
Strong, consistent evidence across listings: nearly every remark (20 of 20 current MLS entries per MLS data) explicitly lists a pool or swimming pool (examples: “swimming pool,” “sparkling pool,” “resort-style amenities: pool”). Mentions appear across many different agent remarks and listings, indicating a genuine building amenity rather than an isolated error or single-unit feature.
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Multiple public remarks explicitly identify the pool as saltwater/salt water, confirming the property's pool is saltwater.
Strong evidence that Century Park Plaza units offer in-unit laundry: 19 of 20 recent MLS listings mention washer/dryer in the unit. Remarks include explicit phrases such as "in-unit washer/dryer", "washer and dryer in the unit", and "stacked washer/dryer" across multiple agent listings. While some copy/paste is possible, the consistency and prevalence of explicit mentions from many listings provides high confidence that the building offers in-unit laundry in numerous units.
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I searched the remarks for terms indicating paid community laundry (coin-op, card-operated, quarters, paid laundry). Listings repeatedly describe in-unit laundry and do not describe any paid community laundry, so there is no evidence the building has paid community laundry.
I searched all public remarks for phrases like 'laundry on each floor', 'laundry room on every floor', and 'floor-by-floor laundry'. The listings consistently mention in-unit washers/dryers but contain no statements indicating community laundry facilities on every floor, so no evidence supports this feature.
All recent MLS records (20/20) list parking features and the public remarks repeatedly confirm parking availability, with phrases like "1 assigned-covered parking stall", "assigned covered parking stall", "covered secured parking", and "ample guest parking" appearing across multiple agent remarks. Evidence is consistent across many listings and agents (not a single NONE), so confidence is high that the building provides parking (assigned and covered stalls plus guest parking).*
Assigned parking is consistently described, with numerous listings mentioning phrases like '1 assigned covered parking stall' and 'TWO assigned covered parking stalls.' Combined with MLS data (15/20 listings flagged as assigned), this shows a building-wide pattern of reserved stalls rather than unassigned parking, confirmed across many different listings and agents.
Well over a dozen of the compiled listings explicitly reference covered or garage parking stalls, often specifying assigned covered stalls in a secured parking garage. Phrases like '1 covered secured parking on the P2 Level', 'TWO COVERED parking stalls', and 'covered secure parking just two stalls from elevator lobby' show this is a standard building feature rather than a one-off. Combined with prior MLS checkbox data, there is strong, consistent evidence that the building provides covered parking.
Multiple public remarks explicitly describe assigned or deeded covered parking stalls included with units, indicating parking is owned/assigned with units.
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There is no mention of a separate monthly parking fee in the public remarks. I searched for explicit phrases indicating a parking charge but found none.
Multiple listings (MLS: 14/20) and many public remarks highlight guest/visitor parking as an amenity (quotes: 'ample guest parking', 'lots of guest parking', '12 guest stalls'). The recurring references across different agents indicate genuine guest parking availability rather than isolated copy/paste errors.
A substantial portion of listings (MLS: 11/20) and many public remarks describe secured or gated parking and controlled entry (e.g., 'secured, gated building', 'access to the parking area and front door requires a fob', 'electronic gate provides access to covered parking'). The consistent language across listings supports that parking has secured entry features.
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There is no evidence in the listings of a parking waitlist system. Absence of mention suggests one likely doesn't exist, but this is not definitive.
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Public remarks repeatedly describe electronic access such as fob/key card entry for parking and building/front door access, indicating a card/fob access security system is in place.
The building is consistently advertised as having on-site security: numerous listing remarks (dozens across the provided set) explicitly state "24-hour security", "24/7 security", "security guard" or "security patrol" and reference a security booth/fob-secured entry. This confirms and reinforces the prior high-confidence MLS data (15/20) that Century Park Plaza provides guard/security services.
Listings consistently describe on-site security staff, 24/7 security, security guards and patrol/video surveillance, supporting that the building has active security patrol presence.
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Building-level evidence is strong: at least ~15 separate listings' public remarks explicitly reference window or window-style AC units (quotes include "window AC unit", "window air conditioner", and "10,000 BTU flush-mounted dripless AC window unit"). MLS checkbox ACWIUN is also checked in most current listings (14/20), and mentions come from multiple agents and listings rather than a single copy/paste source, supporting inclusion of window_ac=true.
MLS checkbox data strongly supports concrete construction: historically 20 of 20 listings marked 'CONCRE' and currently 19 of 20 listings do. None of the provided public remarks explicitly state 'concrete' or 'reinforced concrete' (0 listings mention it), but the consistent MLS checkbox entries across multiple listings and agents provides strong evidence the building is concrete-constructed.
Across dozens of listings for Century Park Plaza, no public remarks reference double-wall construction, and 15/20 recent MLS records do not mark DOUWAL in construction materials. The small minority of listings that do check DOUWAL appear inconsistent with the building’s high-rise form and likely reflect agent checkbox errors. Based on the dominant MLS pattern and absence of any textual support, the building is treated as not having double-wall construction.
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Confidence 80%: MLS data shows 6/20 listings with ABOGRO in construction_materials, and all remarks describe high-floor units in twin towers (e.g., 14th, 23rd, 30th, 37th, 41st floors), implying fully above-ground tower construction.
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Public remarks do not indicate STR/short-term rental allowance or a hotel-rental program. Without explicit permitting language, STR is treated as not allowed based on the remarks.
There is no evidence of participation in a hotel rental pool program in any remarks. Because STRs are not allowed per the remarks, hotel-pool participation cannot apply.
There is no language in public remarks requiring owners to participate in any rental-pool program. With no STR/hotel-pool evidence, mandatory pool participation is not applicable.
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The listings describe the units/project as fee simple; no ground lease or lease expiry year is applicable. I searched for 'lease', 'ground lease', 'lease expires' and found no lease-expiry year references.
Public remarks repeatedly reference VA-approved financing and assumable VA loans across listings, providing strong evidence the building is VA loan approved.
I searched for terms indicating HOA/building 'fully insured', '100% insured', or 'walls-in coverage' and found repeated explicit mentions across listings stating the building is 100% insured or that building insurance is fully covered (with effective dates and references to hurricane insurance). Therefore the building is recorded as fully insured with high confidence.
Multiple recent listings explicitly state that both the building and individual units have fire sprinklers, using phrases like 'Building is equipped with sprinkler systems', 'Sprinkler system in unit', 'SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED', and 'Secured building with ... fire sprinklers'. These confirmations appear across numerous listings and agents, aligning with the MLS FIRSPR data and strongly supporting that fire sprinklers are a building feature. Evidence is consistent and repeated over time, indicating a well-established, not newly added, system.
I searched remarks for explicit FLSE/fire life safety evaluation language and found none. Many listings note fire sprinklers or sprinkler systems, but that does not equal an FLSE pass. With no explicit FLSE statement in the public remarks, I report false with medium confidence.
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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Strong building-level evidence for ocean views: numerous listings repeatedly advertise "ocean views", "Pearl Harbor", "Diamond Head" and similar phrasing (over 60 remark segments reference ocean/harbor). Mentions appear across many agents and units (high-floor, corner units, Ocean Tower A/B), indicating the building offers ocean-view units rather than isolated or single-unit claims.
Well over 20 listings mention mountain views with phrases such as “breathtaking mountain, ocean, and sunset views,” “views from Mauka to Makai,” and “Enjoy spectacular mountain views from this 38th floor corner unit.” These descriptions come from many different units and agents across both towers, confirming that mountain views are a common feature of the building.
At least 15 listings clearly reference Diamond Head, including “Location & Convenience, with Ocean & Diamond Head Views,” “sweeping ocean views from Diamond Head to the Ewa Coastline,” and “views of Pearl Harbor and Diamond Head.” These references span studios and larger units in both towers, indicating that Diamond Head views are available from multiple parts of the building.
Clear, widespread evidence for city views: many listings explicitly mention "city view", "city skyline", or "city lights" (over 40 remark segments). These references are present across multiple agents and unit types, supporting that the building offers city-view units for buyers seeking that feature.
At least 5+ listings reference coastline views using phrases such as “from Diamond Head to the Ewa Coastline,” “Diamond Head, coastline, ocean, mountain, and sunset,” and “see…Coastline, two mountain ranges and Sunsets.” Because these remarks span several high-rise units in different stacks, they confirm that the building offers units with coastline views.
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Moderate but consistent evidence for sunrise/eastern exposure: multiple listings explicitly say "sunrise view" or "East-Facing" (at least 10 remark segments), often in conjunction with ocean/harbor or Diamond Head views. Evidence is distributed across several unit listings rather than a single outlier, indicating some units in the building offer sunrise/east-facing views.
Well over 10 listings mention sunsets explicitly, including “panoramic views of Pearl Harbor, the city skyline, and stunning sunsets,” “breathtaking mountain, ocean, and sunset views,” and “Wake up to…sunsets that light up the sky in vibrant hues.” The repetition across different units and agents indicates that western/sunset exposures are a recognized feature of the building.
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I searched for explicit language such as 'view fireworks from unit/lanai/building' or similar. Although many listings emphasize ocean/harbor/sunset views, none state that fireworks can be viewed from units, so this feature is not supported by the remarks.
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Evidence is strong that the building has a resident manager: 15 of 20 recent MLS listings include the RESMAN amenity and numerous listing remarks explicitly state phrases like "resident manager", "on-site resident manager", and "on-site manager" (e.g., "resident manager", "on-site resident manager", "onsite manager office"). These mentions appear across many different listings/agents and align with the historical MLS checkbox data, indicating the feature is real and consistently reported.
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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.