Holiday Village
Preliminary Information – Full Audit Pending
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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Holiday Village
Building Overview
Holiday Village in Ala Moana-Kakaako offers concrete construction with pool and ocean/mountain views.
About Holiday Village
Holiday Village is a residential building located in the Ala Moana–Kakaako neighborhood. According to available records the building was constructed in 1967 and is of concrete construction. Size and unit count information are not provided in the MLS data.
Key on-site features include a swimming pool, BBQ area, and a resident manager. Units have window air conditioning and the property offers ocean and mountain views as noted in the MLS listing.
Parking is available. Pets and short-term rentals are not allowed per the MLS information. The management company is listed as unknown and any association fees or additional policy details were not provided in the MLS data. Based on MLS data — prospective buyers should verify all details 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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I looked for explicit statements of owner-occupancy (e.g., '80% owner occupied', 'majority owner occupied') but found none. Many remarks market the unit to both owners and investors, but no percentage is provided—per rules, cannot assign a numeric value without explicit mention.
Multiple listings mention secured/keyed/fob-operated elevator access (e.g., 'keyed elevator', 'fob-operated elevator') but no explicit number of elevators is provided. Per rules, cannot infer a numeric value without an explicit number, so the count 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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No remarks across many listings say that cable TV is included in the maintenance/HOA fees, even when agents list all covered utilities in detail. With 18/20 MLS entries not including CABTV, this strongly indicates cable service is not part of the fees.
Over half of recent MLS listings mark common-area electricity as included in the association fees, suggesting the building budget covers this typical condo expense. While remarks do not explicitly mention 'common area electricity,' this pattern in MLS data implies it is included.
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Strong evidence across listings that electricity is included: language such as "Maintenance Fee includes electricity" or "Low maintenance fee includes electricity" appears in many of the unit remarks (consistent with 17 of 20 MLS listings flagging ELECTR). The repeated, nearly identical phrasing across multiple listings suggests broad building-level inclusion rather than a single-agent mistake.
Across multiple listings, agents repeatedly specify that gas is included in the maintenance fees, often alongside electricity, water, and sewer. Phrases like 'includes all utilities, Gas & Electric also' and 'includes electricity, gas, water, and sewer' show strong, consistent evidence that gas is covered by the HOA fees.
Remarks from multiple agents explicitly mention hot water as included in the maintenance fees, often alongside electricity, water, and sewer. Combined with MLS data and the absence of individual water heaters (no WTRHTR), this strongly confirms building-supplied hot water is included.
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Very strong, consistent evidence that sewer is included: virtually every remark explicitly lists "sewer" in the bundled utilities (phrases like "water and sewer" or "includes ... sewer" appear across the dataset, matching 20 of 20 MLS listings). The uniformity across listings and agents supports high confidence this is a building-level feature.
Clear, repeated confirmation that water is included: numerous listing remarks explicitly state "water" is covered in maintenance fees (e.g., "includes water and sewer"), and all MLS listings indicate WATER in association_fee_includes. The consistent phrasing across listings indicates a building-level inclusion rather than sporadic agent entry.
A listing references an 'outdoor picnic area' adjacent to the pool and 3/20 MLS entries list BBQ in amenities, suggesting shared outdoor eating/grilling facilities even though 'BBQ' isn’t named explicitly in remarks.
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Many listings mention an open lanai or private lanai, and the feature definition treats lanais as patio/deck amenities.
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Public remarks clearly state that there is large storage accommodating both bikes and surfboards. This directly supports the presence of dedicated surfboard storage in the building.
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Historical MLS checkbox data strongly indicated a building trash chute (17/20 listings). Current public remarks in these listings explicitly state 'Trash Cute on each floor' (appears multiple times), which—despite the typo—clearly refers to a trash/garbage chute serving floors. Evidence is consistent across several agents and aligns with prior high-confidence data.
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Strong, consistent evidence that the building has a pool: historical MLS data indicates 18 of 20 listings checked the pool amenity, and the current public remarks across numerous listings explicitly mention a pool using phrases like "resort-like pool," "pool on property," and "swimming pool." Mentions appear across many different agent remarks (not limited to a single copy/paste), so confidence is high that the building offers a shared pool amenity.
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I searched for 'salt water pool', 'saltwater', 'saline', and similar phrases and found no references. Without explicit mention in the public remarks, there is no evidence the pool is salt water.
Across all provided listings, there are zero references to in‑unit washers/dryers, and multiple agents instead emphasize shared laundry (e.g., 'community laundry on the ground floor', 'on-site laundry'). Given the strong historical evidence that only community laundry exists and the lack of any explicit indication of in‑unit machines, this building is best characterized as not offering in‑unit laundry in its units.
High-confidence evidence the building has shared laundry: MLS checkbox present on 17 of 20 listings and agent remarks repeatedly state 'community laundry', 'on-site laundry', or 'laundromat' (examples: 'community laundry on the lobby level', 'on-site laundry', 'laundromat'). Mentions appear across multiple agent listings rather than a single isolated ad, so the feature is reliably present.
The listing repeatedly references community/on-site laundry and a laundromat, but there is no explicit mention that the machines require payment or are coin/card operated. I searched for terms like 'coin', 'quarters', 'card', 'coin-op' and found none, so there is no evidence the laundry is pay-per-use in the remarks.
All references place community laundry on the ground, lobby, or first floor only. I specifically looked for phrases like 'laundry on each floor' or 'laundry room on every floor' and found none, so laundry is not available on every floor.
Strong, building-level evidence that parking is available for rent: numerous listing remarks (many separate agent write-ups) state variations such as 'parking is available for rent through the AOAO', 'pay own apartment parking at management office', or 'parking may be available for rent from the resident manager (waitlist)'. While most MLS parking checkbox entries were recently unchecked, the repeated, consistent remarks from multiple agents and prior high-confidence data indicate the building offers rentable parking through the association/manager.
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Multiple listings describe parking as something rented from the AOAO or resident manager rather than owned with the unit. There are no mentions of deeded or owned stalls, so parking is concluded to be non-deeded.
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Public remarks repeatedly state parking is available for rent from the AOAO/management. Specific monthly amounts appear: $140/mo in multiple listings and one listing references $125/month for an AOAO stall. $140/mo is the most commonly stated monthly amount in the remarks.
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Current remarks repeatedly emphasize a secured building with keyed or fob-operated elevators and locked lobby, but never mention gated or secured parking despite numerous references to parking being available for rent. With just 2/20 MLS checkbox hits and no textual support, those SECENT flags are likely agents misapplying building security to the parking field, so secured-entry parking is not treated as a building feature.
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Multiple listings explicitly describe a waitlist system for renting parking stalls. This consistent language strongly supports that parking is allocated via a waitlist.
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Multiple listings consistently describe fob or keyed elevator access and secured entry, clearly indicating an electronic card/fob security system. This corroborates earlier data that the building uses controlled-access entry.
Multiple listings (≈25–30 remark variants) consistently describe 'secured entry', 'keyed elevator' or 'fob access' and an on-site/resident manager, but none explicitly state 'security guard', '24-hour security', or 'security personnel'. While MLS amenity checkbox (SECGUA) appears in some historical records, the public remarks show security measures are access-control and manager-based rather than an identified guard service, so guard service could not be confirmed.
I searched for terms like 'security patrol', 'patrol', 'roving security', and 'patrolled' and found none. The building has secured access features and an on-site manager per the remarks, but no evidence of a security patrol service.
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MLS inclusion data shows 18 of 20 listings list ACWIUN, and the public remarks repeatedly mention window air conditioning (phrases like "window AC", "window A/C unit", "Brand New Window AC", and "window a/c unit"). This evidence is consistent across multiple agent listings rather than a single isolated remark, so buyers seeking units with window AC should consider this building as offering that feature.
Historic and current MLS checkbox data strongly indicate concrete construction (18 of 20 current listings, 17 of 20 previously). Public remarks across listings do not mention alternate materials (no references to wood framing, timber, or steel) nor any recent change, and the consistency across multiple agent listings suggests the building is constructed of concrete.
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A small minority of current MLS listings (3/20) check masonry/stucco, but the large majority do not, and no remarks mention masonry or stucco as a construction type. Agents consistently emphasize the high-rise concrete character of the building instead, so masonry/stucco construction is treated as not applicable for this building.
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I searched for explicit short-term rental language (e.g., 'short-term rental allowed', 'NUC', 'TVU', 'vacation rental') and found none. Listings discuss long-term rental/investment potential but do not indicate legal STR/TVU allowance, so STR is considered not allowed based on available remarks. (Per rules, if str_allowed = false then STR-related pool flags would also be false.)
Listings market the property as a conventional residential/investment condo with no mention of a hotel program or rental pool. Given both the lack of evidence and the lack of confirmed STR allowance, participation in a hotel pool is considered not present.
I looked for language like 'mandatory hotel pool', 'must be in rental program', or 'required to participate' and found none. With no hotel pool indicated at all, mandatory participation is effectively ruled out.
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I searched for explicit leasehold expiry years and renewal language (phrases like 'lease expires 2050', 'leasehold expiring in 2040', 'renewed through 2075') and found no applicable dates. Therefore the lease expiry year is unknown.
I searched all public remarks for explicit VA loan language (e.g., 'VA approved', 'VA financing', 'VA loans accepted') and found none. In the absence of explicit confirmation, the building is treated as not VA-approved.
Listings mention the HOA carries hurricane insurance (e.g., '100% Hurricane insurance coverage') and other insurance comments ('Insurance attached all good!!!!'), but they never explicitly state 'fully insured' or 'walls-in coverage'. Because the specific 'fully insured (walls-in) by HOA' language is absent, this feature is set to false with medium confidence.
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I searched the public remarks for phrases indicating a passed fire/life safety evaluation or inspection (e.g., 'FLSE passed', 'fire life safety evaluation passed', 'life safety compliant') and found no references. With no current value provided in the remarks, the field is set to false with medium confidence (absence of mention likely indicates none stated publicly).
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 upper-floor and penthouse listings describe ocean exposure, including 'partial ocean views,' 'peekaboo ocean view,' 'Studio with Lanai has Ocean Views!!!,' and 'from the lanai, stunning views of the Pacific Ocean await.' At least six separate listings note ocean or Pacific Ocean views, suggesting this is not a one-off or copy-paste error. Buyers seeking some level of ocean view can find units with that feature in this building.
At least one listing mentions 'peek-a-boo ocean and mountain views' and another notes 'Peekaboo views of Punchbowl and Tantalus', demonstrating that some units have mountain views; MLS also shows MOUNTA in a subset of listings.
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Multiple listings and remarks explicitly describe city/urban views—historical MLS data reports 6 of 20 listings with CITY and only 1 with NONE. Public remarks repeatedly state phrases like 'Enjoy city views', 'city view from your lanai', and 'lanai with captivating city views', indicating building offers city-view units across several agents' listings.
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I searched the remarks for 'fireworks', 'Friday night fireworks', 'watch fireworks from lanai', and similar phrases and found no references. There is no evidence in the public remarks that units have views of fireworks from the building.
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Strong, consistent evidence across listings: at least 20 of the provided remarks explicitly mention an on-site/onsite resident manager (phrases like "resident manager on site", "onsite resident manager", "manager on property", and "resident manager"). Multiple agents independently reference on-site management and parking rental handled by the resident manager, indicating the building does have a resident manager and the evidence is consistent rather than a single copy/paste instance.
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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.