Hawaiian Monarch
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Hawaiian Monarch
Building Overview
Hawaiian Monarch in Waikiki — concrete 1979 building with pool and ocean/mountain views, short-term rentals allowed.
About Hawaiian Monarch
Based on MLS data, Hawaiian Monarch is a concrete high-rise located in Waikiki that was built in 1979. Size details (number of units or floors) are not provided in the available records.
According to available records, the building offers ocean, mountain, and sunset views and includes on-site amenities such as a pool, fitness center, BBQ area, a resident manager, and a security guard. The property is served by six elevators and units use window air conditioning.
Additional MLS-derived details indicate parking is available, pets are not allowed, and short-term rentals are permitted. The management company is listed as unknown in the MLS. Buyers should verify all information, including unit size, fees, policies, and management details, with the listing agent or management prior to 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 and related phrases and found none. Because there is no numeric or descriptive evidence in the remarks, owner-occupancy is unknown.
Multiple listing remarks explicitly mention six elevators in the building, directly supporting the elevator count. High confidence because the number is stated in the public remarks.
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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MLS checkbox CABTV is present on 11 of 20 current listings and multiple remarks explicitly state either "free Cable and internet" or refer to a TV/Internet line-item (e.g., "Monthly cable fee (TV/Internet) is $36.62"). Several agents mention "basic cable and internet" or "free Cable and internet," though a few listings reference a separate monthly cable/TV line-item, indicating inconsistent reporting across agents.
Multiple listings (repeatedly across different agents) explicitly state that electricity/common area power is included in maintenance fees (e.g., "Electricity is included in the maintenance fees"), supporting inclusion. This appears consistently in remarks and aligns with the MLS checkbox usage, indicating strong building-level practice.
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Multiple public remarks explicitly state "Electricity included in maintenance fees (subject to usage)" across several listings, providing strong and repeated confirmation from different agents that electricity is included in the maintenance fee.
No public remarks mention gas included, and only 2 of 20 MLS entries flag GAS in association_fee_includes. Given the lack of supporting remarks and low MLS prevalence, there is little evidence the maintenance fee routinely covers gas.
HOTWAT is checked in 12 of 20 MLS records, and there are no indications of unit hot water heaters in remarks (no WTRHTR lines). Public remarks seldom reference hot water directly, so inclusion is suggested by MLS data but supported only indirectly in agent text.
Internet/ WiFi is referenced in numerous remarks (e.g., "free Cable and internet", "Monthly cable fee (TV/Internet) is $36.62"), and MLS marks INTSER on 8/20 listings. The pattern suggests internet service is commonly bundled with building fees though reporting varies between listings.
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The MLS association_fee_includes checkbox for SEWER appears on 16 of 20 listings, providing consistent checkbox evidence across agents. Public remarks do not mention sewer explicitly, so inclusion is based on repeated MLS checkbox usage (likely copied across listings) rather than direct remarks.
MLS entries commonly mark water as included (15 of 20 listings), but public remarks seldom reference water directly. Inclusion is therefore based on repeated MLS checkbox usage across many listings, suggesting building-level water inclusion though direct remark confirmation is absent.
Very strong evidence: nearly every set of remarks references BBQ facilities (phrases like 'BBQ area', 'BBQ grills', 'BBQ deck' and 'barbeque grills'), repeated across many listings and agents, consistent with prior MLS checkbox data.
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Strong evidence across the listings: roughly 15–20 public remarks mention a fitness center/exercise room using phrases like 'fitness center', 'exercise room', and 'gym'. Mentions appear across multiple agents and listings consistently, matching prior high-confidence MLS data.
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Multiple listings reference building outdoor spaces and decks — examples include "giant pool deck", "BBQ deck", "outdoor seating deck", and "sun deck". MLS checkbox data also shows PATDEC/COVPAT checked on 11 of 20 listings, and remarks across many agents consistently mention pool decks and BBQ/picnic deck areas, indicating strong building-level patio/deck amenities.
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Moderate evidence: ~6 of 20 current MLS listings include recreation-related amenities and remarks contain phrases like 'giant pool deck', 'pool & recreation deck', and 'pool recreation area'. While not as ubiquitous as fitness or BBQ, multiple listings describe a shared recreation/pool deck indicating a building-level recreation area.
Remarks mention a 'pool recreation deck' and 'recreation area' but never a distinct 'recreation room' despite extensive amenity lists; MLS shows RECROO in only 5/20 entries, suggesting checkbox confusion with the deck.
Solid evidence that the building offers on-site dining: many remarks explicitly reference 'restaurants in the lobby', 'cafe', 'coffee shop', 'convenience store', and named eateries, showing consistent multi-listing confirmation.
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Across very extensive amenity descriptions, no listing mentions a sauna or steam room, while they consistently list pool, hot tub/jacuzzi, BBQ, gym, laundry, and restaurants; only 4/20 MLS entries show SAUNA, likely erroneous.
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Searched listings for 'surfboard', 'board storage', 'surf storage', and 'board room' and found no references. Absence of mention suggests dedicated surfboard storage is unlikely but cannot be completely ruled out.
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No public remarks across the many listings mention a trash/garbage/refuse chute despite numerous other shared amenities being listed; given prior low historical confidence and lack of any mention now, it is likely that the trash chute checkbox was incorrectly applied and the building should not be listed as having a trash chute.
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Multiple listings explicitly mention hot tubs/jacuzzis/whirlpools ('hot tub', 'jacuzzi', '2 whirlpools'), and many unit remarks pair these with the pool deck—evidence is consistent across agents and listings.
Strong, consistent evidence the building has a pool: 18 of 20 recent MLS listings list pool in amenities and numerous public remarks explicitly state "resort-style pool", "swimming pool", "giant pool deck", "salt water pool", "outdoor pool" and similar phrases. Mentions appear across many different agent remarks (some likely copy-paste but overwhelmingly consistent), indicating the pool is a building amenity available to buyers searching for this feature.
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Searched for 'salt water pool', 'saltwater pool', 'salt pool' and found explicit mentions indicating the building pool is salt water.
Very little evidence that any units have in-unit washer/dryer: only 1 of 20 MLS listings lists WASHER/DRYER in inclusions and none of the public remarks (across ~40 remark blocks) mention 'in-unit washer/dryer' or 'in-unit laundry'. Remarks consistently describe shared/coin laundry instead, suggesting the single MLS inclusion is an outlier or agent error.
Strong, consistent evidence that the building has shared laundry: historical MLS summary lists COMLAU on 19 of 20 listings, and numerous public remarks explicitly state 'community laundry', 'coin-operated', 'laundry facilities', or 'laundry area' (e.g., 'coin operator for Washer/Dryer', 'community laundry (paid by card)', 'coined laundry on the 6th floor'). This confirmation appears across many different listings and agents.
Multiple listings reference paid laundry methods including coin-op and card payment. Searched for 'coin laundry', 'coin-operated', 'card', 'paid laundry' and found explicit mentions.
Searched for phrases like 'laundry on each floor', 'laundry room on every floor', and 'floor-by-floor laundry'. Multiple remarks reference 'community laundry' and 'coin-operated laundry on the 6th floor', but none state laundry on every floor.
Multiple listings explicitly mention paid parking: phrases include "parking is available for a fee," "paid daily parking," "nightly parking," and "parking garage access available." One listing even quotes management/security rates ($50 per 24 hours). While many MLS checkboxes show NONE, the repeated, detailed remarks across many agents indicate the building offers on-site parking for a fee and the evidence is strong and consistent.
Although 2/20 MLS entries show ASSIGN, numerous remarks clarify that parking is paid nightly with 'no designated residential or guest only stalls' and that parking is 'available to rent per night' at set daily rates, indicating stalls are not assigned to specific units in the usual condo sense.
Multiple listings (at least 8) explicitly mention a parking garage or garage access and paid daily/nightly parking; one listing includes a management note describing the individually owned parking garage and hourly/24-hour rates. The repeated, agent-written remarks point to covered/garage parking being available (paid), so parking_covered is included with high confidence.
Public remarks explicitly state parking is individually owned and managed, indicating parking stalls are deeded/individually owned.
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Public remarks repeatedly describe paid parking with stated daily/24-hour rates ($50 or $45 for multi-day). No monthly parking fee was provided in the remarks; fees are described as nightly/daily/hourly.
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I searched the remarks for 'parking waitlist', 'waiting list', and similar phrases and found nothing. No evidence of a parking waitlist system in the public remarks.
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Public remarks explicitly reference key cards and keyed elevators. Searches included 'key card access', 'fob', 'keyed elevator', and found clear statements.
Strong, building-level evidence that the Hawaiian Monarch provides on-site security: ~17 listings in the current MLS set reference security-related language. Representative quotes include "24-hour security", "24-hr security guards, cameras and keyed elevators", and "on-site security office," appearing across multiple agent remarks rather than isolated mentions, indicating a consistent, building-wide amenity.
Searched for 'security patrol', 'roving security', 'patrol service' and found repeated references to 24-hour security staff and guards. Although 'security patrol' exact phrase is uncommon, the repeated mentions of guards and on-site security indicate active security presence.
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All 20 current MLS listings include ACWIUN (window units) in inclusions. Multiple public remarks explicitly reference window/room AC — for example, "living room... includes a new window A/C" and "new air conditioner and refrigerator in Unit B" — confirming the feature. Evidence is strong and consistent across many agent listings (likely some copy‑paste), so the building should be marked as offering window AC units.
MLS checkbox data strongly indicates a concrete building — 16 of 20 current listings list 'CONCRE' (historically about 18/20). None of the public remarks explicitly describe construction materials or report a recent structural change. Multiple agents consistently checked the concrete box across listings, providing strong building-level evidence.
Very limited MLS checkbox signal (only 1 of 20 current listings checked 'DOUWAL') and no public remarks mention 'double wall' or similar. Given lack of historical support and absence in remarks, the single checkbox likely reflects an agent error/copy-paste rather than a building feature.
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3 of 20 current MLS records list construction as 'MASSTU', but none of the public remarks mention masonry or stucco. Historical confidence was Low and the limited MLS checkbox entries may reflect inconsistent agent input rather than clear building-level construction confirmation.
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Only 2 of 20 current MLS listings include 'ABOGRO' and there is no historical evidence or any public remarks describing 'above ground' construction or a recent change. Given the sparse checkbox occurrence and lack of corroborating remarks across many agents, this appears to be an inconsistent/errant entry and the building is not treated as 'above ground' construction.
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Public remarks consistently and repeatedly state the Hawaiian Monarch is legally eligible for short-term/vacation/daily rentals, including explicit statements that daily rentals are allowed and the building has an exemption/approval for short-term rentals.
Multiple listings reference an available hotel rental pool program that owners may place units into, indicating the building participates in a hotel rental pool program. This is consistent across the remarks.
Listings describe the hotel pool program as optional — owners can self-manage or opt into the hotel pool — so participation is not mandatory for all units.
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Multiple listings explicitly state the leasehold expires on 08/01/2054. Using that date, the lease expiry year is 2054.
I searched the remarks for terms like 'VA approved', 'VA financing', and 'VA loans accepted' and found none. No evidence in the public remarks to indicate VA loan approval.
I searched all remarks for insurance phrasing (e.g., 'fully insured', 'walls-in coverage', 'comprehensive building insurance') and found no explicit statements indicating the HOA provides full/walls‑in insurance coverage. Therefore no evidence the building is fully insured by the HOA.
High historical support (14 of 20 current listings have FIRSPR) and at least one recent public remark explicitly states "both the units and common areas are equipped with a fire sprinkler system." While many listings emphasize security and safety, this explicit remark plus strong historical checkbox data provides strong evidence that the building has a fire sprinkler system.
I searched all remarks for phrases like 'FLSE passed', 'fire life safety evaluation passed', 'passed fire inspection', and 'fire safety certified' and found none. Some listings note a fire sprinkler system in units/common areas, but there is no explicit statement that the building passed a fire/life safety evaluation.
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 evidence across many remark blocks: dozens of listings explicitly state 'ocean view', 'partial ocean', 'Pacific Ocean', or 'sparkling ocean views' (examples: 'Wake up to sparkling ocean views', 'partial ocean', 'Pacific Ocean'). This appears in multiple agents' remarks and across many unit descriptions and floor levels, indicating the building does offer ocean-view units.
Strong evidence across the remarks: dozens of remark blocks mention mountain-related views, including explicit phrases like "mountain views", "mountains", "Diamond Head", and "mauka". Mentions appear in listings from multiple agents and repeatedly describe mountain or Diamond Head vistas from high-floor and corner units, indicating the building offers mountain views to buyers.
Clear evidence the building offers Diamond Head views: many listings explicitly state 'Diamond Head views' or 'framed Diamond Head' (e.g., 'stunning Mountain, City, and Diamond Head views', 'Panoramic View of Diamond Head'). These references are consistent across numerous listings and agents.
Multiple remark blocks (many listings) reference city views and skyline—phrases include 'city skyline', 'cityscape', and 'city lights at night' (examples: 'city skyline', 'enchanting city lights at night'). Evidence is repeated across agents and unit listings, supporting that the building offers city-view units.
While 'coastline' is a newer feature with no prior history, numerous listings use coastline-type phrasing such as 'sparkling coastline', 'near Waikiki Beach', 'shoreline', and 'beaches', and several units describe panoramic ocean/shoreline vistas. The repeated use of coastline/shoreline language across multiple remark blocks implies some units do offer coastline views, though most mentions are phrased as partial or nearby shoreline references rather than formal 'coastline' checkbox language.
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Several listings explicitly reference the Ala Wai Golf Course or 'golf course' views (multiple remarks across listings). The references are repeated across agents and listings, indicating that some units in the building offer golf course views and warrant inclusion.
Multiple remarks explicitly reference the Ala Wai Canal/Ala Wai and 'marina' or 'marina views' (phrases such as 'views of the Ala Wai Canal', 'Ocean Views and the Marina'), appearing across numerous listings. This consistent, repeated language indicates the building offers marina/canal-view units.
Multiple remarks explicitly reference 'sunrise views,' 'beautiful sunrise view,' 'Wake up watching the beautiful sunrise to start your day,' and 'your daily Waikiki sunrise,' indicating eastern exposures in some stacks.
Several listings explicitly mention 'beautiful sunset views', 'sunset views facing the canal', or evening sights like 'Friday night fireworks', indicating that some units have western/sunset exposure. While MLS checkbox counts show 0/20 for SUNSET, repeated remark mentions across listings support including view_sunset for the building.
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Public remarks explicitly advertise Friday night fireworks visible from the unit/building. Searched for 'fireworks view', 'see fireworks from lanai', etc., and found a direct mention.
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There is consistent evidence across listings: several remarks reference an on-site manager or general manager (examples include "on-site manager" and "General Manager on site"), and MLS amenity data marks RESMAN on many units (10 of 20). The combination of historical MLS data and multiple agent remarks supports including resident_manager=true with high confidence.
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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.