Continental Plaza
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This buildings features were determined from publicly available data, including MLS listings. While we cross-referenced additional data sources, it still likely contains incomplete or inaccurate information, as it has not yet been personally verified.
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Continental Plaza
Building Overview
Continental Plaza in Downtown-Chinatown — concrete building (1981) with pool and central air.
About Continental Plaza
The Continental Plaza is located in the Downtown-Chinatown neighborhood and was built in 1981. The building is constructed of concrete and is served by two elevators. Based on available MLS data, this provides a straightforward, urban residential option in the area.
Key building amenities include a swimming pool, fitness center, BBQ area, and an on-site resident manager. Units are served by central air conditioning. These features are identified in the MLS records for the property.
Additional details from MLS indicate parking is available, covered, and assigned. Pets and short-term rentals are not allowed. The listing shows the management company as unknown. This summary is based on MLS data; buyers should verify specific unit-level details, fees, rules, and current management information with their agent or the property manager.
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 listings do not provide any quantitative or qualitative statement about what share of units are owner-occupied. Because there is no evidence at all for this metric, the owner_occupancy value is left unknown (null).
The remarks clearly note that the building is "serviced by two elevators," so the elevator count is set to 2. This is direct evidence from the listing and does not conflict with any other information.
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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A penthouse listing notes that maintenance fees include 'cable' along with other utilities. This is reinforced by MLS data showing CABTV checked in 9 of 10 listings, suggesting cable TV service is routinely bundled in the HOA for this building.
Although remarks do not explicitly mention common-area electricity, more than half of the MLS entries mark OTCOEX as included in the association fees. Given this pattern and the building’s extensive common amenities, it is likely that common area electricity is covered by the maintenance fees.
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A detailed amenities description specifies that hot water is included in the maintenance fee. This is supported by HOTWAT being checked in 7 of 10 MLS listings and the complete absence of WTRHTR flags, strongly indicating central hot water service is provided by the building and included in HOA dues.
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A penthouse remark notes 'Maintenance Fee Includes: ... sewer and water.' All available MLS entries (10 of 10) also mark SEWER as included, providing strong building-wide evidence that sewer charges are covered by the HOA fees.
The same detailed listing that lists hot water and sewer also specifies that 'water' is included in the maintenance fee. Combined with WATER being checked in every MLS entry reviewed, this strongly supports that domestic water service is included in the HOA dues for this building.
Several remarks note BBQ areas or grills, such as “BBQ area,” “BBQ grills,” and “refurbished Party Room & BBQ.” With all MLS entries marking BBQ in amenities, this indicates the building has shared BBQ/grilling facilities used in marketing across multiple listings.
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While none of the public remarks call out a car wash, the CRWSH amenity is checked in nearly all MLS entries for this building. Given the consistency across listings and lack of contradictory information, it is likely there is a shared car wash or vehicle wash area on site.
Several listings reference shared indoor social spaces, including a “lounge,” “party room,” and “meeting room,” and one notes a “refurbished Party Room.” With CLUHOU present in a majority of MLS entries, this supports the presence of a clubhouse-style community/party room in the building.
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Multiple listings describe a gym/fitness facility, including phrases like “fully equipped fitness center,” “exercise room,” and “renovated Gym with new equipment.” Combined with EXEROO checked in 10/10 MLS entries, this strongly confirms a shared exercise room in the building. Evidence comes from several different agents and is not just copy-paste.
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Multiple listings (6 of 10) mark patio/deck-related amenities, and one listing explicitly notes a unit with "2 lanais," confirming outdoor living space. Even if some agents omit the checkbox, the direct lanai reference plus majority MLS tagging indicate that patio/deck-style outdoor areas are available in this building.
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Amenities lists in several remarks include a “putting green” (e.g., “pool, tennis court, gym, BBQ, walking path, putting green, hot tub”). Along with PUTGRE being checked in all MLS records, this gives strong evidence the building has a common putting green.
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Amenities descriptions in several listings include a “sauna,” sometimes listed together with the pool and hot tub. Combined with SAUNA checked in a majority of MLS entries, this supports the presence of a common sauna in the building.
Four separate listings explicitly describe storage beyond parking, including phrases like 'extra storage', 'outside storage space', 'an additional storage space', and 'separate Storage Locker'. Together with 6/10 listings checking storage-related amenities, this indicates the building offers resident storage lockers/units that some or many units use. The consistency across multiple agents and units suggests this is a true building feature, not a copy-paste error.
I searched for 'surfboard storage,' 'board storage,' 'surf storage,' or combined bike and surfboard storage and found no such references. Storage amenities are described generically, such as extra storage or a storage locker, with no indication they are designed for surfboards. Therefore, surfboard-specific storage is considered unlikely.
Numerous listings highlight a tennis court, including wording like “tennis court” and “resurfaced Tennis Court.” Coupled with TENCOU checked on nearly all MLS records, this strongly confirms a common tennis court amenity at the building.
No public remarks specifically mention a trash chute, but all MLS entries mark TRACHU as an amenity for this building. Given how common and rarely advertised this feature is in similar condos, the consistent MLS data strongly suggests the building has a trash chute system.
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Multiple listings note a “jacuzzi” or “hot tub,” including mentions of a “new Hot Tub” alongside the pool. With WHIRLP present in several MLS records as well, there is strong evidence the building offers a common whirlpool/spa facility.
Multiple agents describe a shared building pool, with 6 of 10 listings mentioning it directly using phrases like "swimming pool," "heated saltwater pool," and "resort-style amenities; pool." All 10 MLS entries also have a pool amenity checked, indicating consistent building-wide availability rather than a one-off or unit-specific feature.
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Multiple remarks explicitly identify the building's pool as a heated saltwater pool. This directly confirms that the swimming pool uses salt water rather than a standard chlorinated system. Given these clear statements, the saltwater pool feature is present with high confidence.
Evidence from MLS inclusions (10/10 listings) and remarks strongly supports in‑unit laundry: at least two listings explicitly mention an 'in unit washer / dryer' or list 'washer, and dryer' among appliances. Because multiple units and agents reference in‑unit laundry, buyers can reasonably expect that some units in this building offer their own washer and dryer.
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I looked for terms like 'coin laundry,' 'card-operated laundry,' 'laundry fee,' or 'coin-op' and found none. The only laundry-related mention is an in-unit washer/dryer, with no indication of a paid community facility. Given the lack of evidence, a paid community laundry setup is unlikely.
I searched for references to laundry on each floor, such as 'laundry room on every floor' or 'floor-by-floor laundry,' but none were found. One listing mentions an in-unit washer/dryer, which suggests laundry is handled within units rather than via community laundry on every floor. Based on the absence of any mention, this feature is likely not present.
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Multiple listings describe specific, reserved stalls such as '2 assigned parking spaces in the garage' and 'side by side parking stalls,' indicating stalls are individually allocated rather than first-come-first-served. Combined with 9/10 MLS entries checking an assigned-parking code, this strongly supports that the building provides assigned or deeded parking. The consistent phrasing across different agents and listings suggests this is a stable building feature rather than a one-off unit perk.
At least four separate listings clearly describe covered parking, using phrases like 'two (2) covered parking stalls' and 'side by side covered parking,' and others refer to parking 'in the garage.' With 10/10 MLS entries marking covered/garage parking, evidence is very strong that this building offers covered stalls for its units. Buyers can reliably expect covered or garage-style parking here.
Parking is clearly provided with the units, but its legal status (deeded vs. assigned or limited common element) is not specified. Because no wording indicates deeded/owned parking, it is treated as not confirmed deeded.
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Listings repeatedly state that units come with 2 parking stalls but do not mention any extra monthly fee for those stalls. Without explicit amounts or references, a parking fee cannot be determined.
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One listing specifically advertises 'Ample secured Guest parking' alongside 'Resident Manager and Security Guard,' indicating that both guest and resident parking are within a controlled-access area. Several remarks emphasize the building’s security, and a majority of MLS entries check a secured-parking feature, supporting that the garage/parking area has some form of gated or controlled entry. This makes secured-entry parking a reliable building-level amenity.
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All references to parking indicate that units already have assigned/covered stalls, with no suggestion of limited parking allocation via a waitlist. In the absence of such wording, a waitlist system is not inferred.
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I searched for references to key card entry, fob access, card readers, or electronic access systems and found none. Security is described in terms of a resident manager, security guard, and secured guest parking, but not card-based access. With no explicit evidence, a card/fob access system is considered unlikely.
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I looked for terms like 'security patrol,' 'roving security,' or 'patrolled building' in the remarks. While one listing notes a security guard, that alone does not indicate a patrol service. Without explicit mention of patrolling, a dedicated security patrol is unlikely.
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Multiple listings consistently mark central AC in the MLS (9/10 in unit features, 10/10 in inclusions), suggesting this is a standard building feature rather than an error. Remarks for different units mention "central AC" and specify that maintenance fees include "central AC w/maintenance," confirming a building-wide central air conditioning system. Evidence appears across several agents and units, not just a single copy-pasted listing.
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Concrete construction is strongly supported: 10 of 10 MLS records mark concrete, and one agent describes 'solid concrete walls, soundproofing,' consistent with a reinforced concrete structure. Multiple independent listings and the building’s high‑rise form make concrete construction effectively certain.
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Evidence for steel frame is very weak: just 1 of 10 MLS entries marks steel frame and no public remarks reference steel construction. In contrast, remarks focus on solid concrete walls, so steel frame construction is very unlikely for this building.
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Above-ground construction is reasonably supported: 5 of 10 MLS records mark ABOGRO, and all listings describe a high-rise condo building. Given the building type and partial MLS consistency, it is very likely constructed above ground.
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The remarks emphasize owner/investor use, amenities, and urban living but never promote nightly/weekly rental or legal STR status. Without explicit statements, short-term rentals are treated as not allowed/confirmed.
Listings present the property purely as a residential condo with amenities, not as part of a hotel operation. In the absence of any hotel-program language, participation in a hotel rental pool is considered not present.
There is no indication that owners must place units into any rental or hotel pool program. Given no evidence of even an optional pool and STR not being indicated, mandatory participation is ruled out.
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Nothing in the comments indicates that this is a leasehold property or gives a lease end date. Without an explicit lease expiry year, the lease termination date is unknown.
The remarks describe location, amenities, unit features, and seller credits but never reference VA loans or VA approval. Based on this lack of evidence, VA financing is assumed not to be specifically supported or advertised.
I searched the remarks for any indication that the HOA provides full or walls-in building insurance and found no such language. In the absence of explicit confirmation, this is set to false with moderate uncertainty.
Evidence strongly supports that the building has a fire sprinkler system: 9 out of 10 current MLS listings have the FIRSPR amenity checked, suggesting consistent agent input rather than an isolated error. Additionally, one listing’s remarks specifically mention a "fire sprinkler" in the unit, which, combined with the widespread MLS checkbox usage, points to a building-wide sprinkler system rather than an unusual individual modification.
I looked for terms such as fire life safety evaluation, FLSE, fire inspection passed, or life safety compliant and found none. Without an explicit statement that the building has passed a fire/life safety evaluation, this field is set to false by default, with moderate uncertainty.
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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Multiple listings describe clear urban/city vistas, including phrases like 'spectacular city and ocean views,' 'Beautiful skyline and city view,' and 'views of Kakaako, Downtown, and Waikiki,' confirming city views are a selling point for the building. At least 4–5 separate listings from different agents reference city or skyline views, and the MLS view data (3/10 with CITY, 0/10 with NONE) supports that some units in this building offer city views.
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I searched for mentions of watching fireworks from the lanai, unit, or building, as well as 'fireworks view' or similar wording. The remarks highlight city and ocean views but never reference fireworks specifically. In the absence of any such mention, a fireworks view is considered unlikely.
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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.