Ka Hale Moi
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Ka Hale Moi
Building Overview
Ka Hale Moi in Downtown-Chinatown — concrete building with pool and ocean and mountain views.
About Ka Hale Moi
Ka Hale Moi is a residential building located in the Downtown‑Chinatown neighborhood. According to available records, the building was constructed in 1970 and is of concrete construction.
Based on MLS data, building amenities include a pool, a resident manager, and a security guard. Units are served by central air conditioning. Reported views from the property include ocean, mountain, and sunset aspects.
Parking is listed as available, covered, and assigned. Pets and short‑term rentals are not allowed. The management company is noted as unknown in the MLS data. This information is based on MLS-derived records; buyers should verify all details, policies, and 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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I searched for explicit owner-occupancy information such as a percentage, "majority owner occupied," or "highly owner occupied," but found none. The remarks do mention that owners are reluctant to leave, which suggests appeal, but it is not enough to estimate an owner-occupancy rate.
I searched for an explicit elevator count such as "4 elevators," "multiple elevators," or a numbered elevator description, but none was found. The remarks do confirm that the building has at least one elevator, yet they do not state how many, so the exact number remains 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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Cable TV appears to be included in the maintenance fee. The historical MLS pattern is nearly universal (19 of 20 listings), and the remarks reinforce it with an explicit mention of "basic cable(spectrum)." This looks like consistent building-level information rather than a one-off agent copy.
Common area electricity/expense appears to be included. The current MLS pattern is strong enough on its own (16 of 20 listings), and the solar-panel remark about lowering common area fees is consistent with HOA-paid common power costs. Evidence is more implicit than the cable/water/sewer items, but still solid.
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Hot water is included in the maintenance fee. The MLS data shows this on a majority of listings, and one public remark directly says "HOA includes... hot water." A unit-level water heater mention exists, but it reads as a personal appliance replacement rather than a building-wide exclusion.
Internet service appears to be included in the maintenance fee. The current MLS data is already supportive, and the remarks provide explicit confirmation with phrases like "high-speed internet" and "includes internet." This is strong evidence across multiple listings.
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Sewer is included in the maintenance fee. This is one of the strongest features in the dataset: every current MLS listing includes sewer, and the remarks explicitly confirm it. There is no meaningful conflicting evidence.
Water appears to be included in the maintenance fee. The MLS data is overwhelmingly consistent, and the public remarks directly confirm water is part of the HOA-covered expenses. This looks like stable building-level information.
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Multiple current listings (over a dozen) explicitly mention outdoor living spaces—phrases include "private lanai," "massive 900+ sq. ft. lanai with wraparound awnings," "private patio," and "covered dining area." Historical MLS data already showed High confidence for patios/decks and the repeated, detailed remarks across different agents corroborate that the building offers patios/decks as amenities.
There is no remark-based evidence for a jogging or walking path in the building. With only 4/20 current listings checking WAJOPA and no mentions of a path, the feature does not appear reliably supported by the public remarks. This is likely a checkbox inconsistency rather than a confirmed amenity.
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Strong building-level evidence for a recreation area. Multiple listings explicitly mention 'a recreation deck' or 'recreation deck and swimming pool' for residents and guests, suggesting this is a shared amenity rather than a unit-specific feature. The remarks appear repeatedly across listings and are consistent with the MLS amenity checkbox.
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Multiple listings explicitly mention storage: at least four remarks reference "private lanai with storage" or "Storage closet!" while MLS checkbox data shows STORAG/ADDLVSTORAG in 2/20 amenities and STORAG in 4/20 unit_features. This indicates some units in the building offer storage/lockers; evidence is consistent across different listings rather than appearing as a single copy/paste entry.
I searched for surfboard storage-related terms such as "surfboard storage," "board storage," and "surf storage." The remarks only mention general storage closets and do not provide any evidence of dedicated surfboard storage facilities.
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Strong building-level evidence confirms a trash chute system. At least one listing explicitly says 'Trash Chute at end by elevator,' and the current MLS data shows TRACHU in 17/20 listings. This aligns with prior high-confidence evidence and does not look like a one-off checkbox error.
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Pool is strongly confirmed across the listings. At least 10+ remarks explicitly mention a shared pool, including phrases like "swimming pool are provided for the exclusive use of residents and their guests," "the building includes a pool for residents," "resort-style pool," and "Salt Water Pool on Property." This is consistent with the current MLS amenities being checked on 20/20 listings, so there is no sign of a copy-paste error or change removing the feature.
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The remarks directly identify a salt water pool on the property. This is clear, explicit evidence that the building's pool is salt water.
Strong evidence supports in-unit laundry for this building. At least 3 listings explicitly mention it in remarks, and current MLS data shows washer/dryer included in 19/20 listings. The wording is consistent across different listings, so this looks like a real building/unit feature rather than copy-paste noise.
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I looked for coin-op, card-operated, quarters, paid laundry, or laundry fee language. The remarks do not mention any community laundry system or payment requirement, so there is no evidence that laundry is paid.
I searched the remarks for language like "laundry on each floor," "laundry room on every floor," or similar floor-by-floor laundry wording. Nothing in the public remarks confirms community laundry on every floor, so this is treated as absent based on the available text.
All 17 current MLS listings indicate parking in parking_features. Multiple public remarks explicitly reference building parking (e.g., "your covered, separated parking stall is right at the driveway entrance", "Covered parking!", "1 Covered Full Parking Stall #48", and units described as "2 parking"). Evidence is consistent across listings and supports a high-confidence conclusion that the building offers parking.
Assigned parking is strongly supported across the listings. At least 4+ remarks explicitly mention assigned or reserved stalls/spaces, and the MLS history shows 16/20 listings with ASSIGN checked. This looks like consistent building-level data rather than a one-off agent error.
Covered parking is very well supported by both the remarks and MLS history. Multiple listings explicitly mention covered stalls or covered parking, and the current MLS data shows 18/20 listings with covered/garage-type parking features. Evidence is strong and consistent across multiple agents.
I looked for explicit deeded/owned parking language like deeded stall, parking included in the deed, or owned parking. The listings only describe assigned/covered stalls, so deeded parking is not supported by the remarks.
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I searched for parking fees, monthly parking charges, or rental costs tied to parking. The remarks mention assigned and covered stalls, but no fee is provided.
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I looked for references to parking waitlists or joining a list for parking. Nothing in the listings suggests a waitlist system, so there is no evidence for this feature.
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The remarks explicitly mention secured keyed elevator entry, which indicates card/fob/keyed access security. Phrases like "secured elevators" and "secure building" support the presence of an access-control system.
Multiple listings (at least six separate public remarks) explicitly mention building security: phrases include 'on-site management and security', 'security video, night patrol', and 'night patrol'. CURRENT MLS checkbox also lists SECGUA on 9/18 listings. Evidence is consistent across multiple agent remarks rather than a single copy/paste, so confidence is high that the building provides security guard/onsite security service.
The remarks explicitly mention night patrol, which indicates security patrol service. This aligns with the building context of having security, and the public remarks support patrol service specifically.
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At least one public remark explicitly says "Enjoy central A/C," and MLS fields show ACCEN/CENAC on a small number of listings (1/18 unit_features; 2/18 inclusions). Several other listings reference window A/C or natural trade winds, suggesting central air exists in some units (or portions of the building) rather than universally across all units.
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Five of 17 current MLS listings include the ACWIUN checkbox, and at least one public remark explicitly notes 'Bedroom has a window A/C Unit.' Evidence is limited to a single explicit remark across the public remarks but is corroborated by multiple MLS listings checking the window AC inclusion, suggesting some units in the building have window air conditioning.
Concrete construction appears to be a building-level characteristic of Ka Hale Moi. The MLS data is unanimous at 20/20 listings showing CONCRE, and remarks reinforce this with phrases like 'acid stain concrete floor.' This looks consistent across multiple listings and agents, not like a copy-paste anomaly.
Double-wall construction is not supported as a building-level feature. One listing mentions a 'doubled bedroom wall,' but it is clearly framed as a seller-added, unit-level soundproofing upgrade, not original construction. With only 3/20 MLS checkboxes and no broader remark pattern, this looks like a unit improvement rather than a building characteristic.
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There is weak and inconsistent MLS evidence for masonry/stucco construction: only 4 of 20 current listings are marked that way. None of the public remarks explicitly mention masonry, stucco, or masonry-and-stucco construction, so this does not appear reliable enough to treat as a confirmed building feature.
There is no meaningful public-remarks support for steel frame construction in this building. The current MLS checkbox appears in only 3/20 listings, but the remarks are silent on any steel-frame details, which suggests agent data may be unreliable here. Buyer-facing evidence is too weak to include it as a validated building feature.
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Above-ground construction is not substantiated by the public remarks. Only 5/20 current listings have the MLS checkbox, and no listing description explicitly mentions above-ground construction or materials. The evidence is too thin and looks more like inconsistent agent data than a verified building feature.
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I searched for short-term rental language such as STR allowed, vacation rental, NUC, TVU, or 30-day minimum rules. The remarks do not indicate that short-term rentals are allowed, so this is unsupported.
I looked for hotel rental pool terminology like hotel pool, managed by hotel, Hilton/Trump/Ritz pool, or comparable programs. There is no evidence of any hotel pool participation, and without STR support this must remain false.
I searched for language indicating mandatory pool participation, required renting, or inability to opt out. No such language appears in the remarks, so mandatory pool participation is not supported.
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I searched for leasehold language such as lease expiry, ground lease, lease ends, and renewal/extension wording. Nothing in the public remarks indicates a lease expiration year, so this remains unknown.
The public remarks repeatedly confirm VA financing availability, including explicit VA-approved status and VA assumable loan references. This is strong, consistent evidence across multiple listings.
The remarks repeatedly and explicitly describe the association as fully insured, including "100% insured building" and "100% hurricane coverage." This is strong evidence that the building has full coverage.
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I looked for any public-remarks language indicating fire/life safety evaluation compliance, such as FLSE passed or similar inspection language. Nothing in the remarks suggests this status, so there is no evidence to mark it as passed.
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 strongly supported across many listings: well over half of the remarks explicitly mention ocean views, often with detailed phrases like 'unobstructed ocean views,' 'views of the ocean,' and 'Pacific Ocean.' The pattern is consistent across multiple agents and listings, so this does not look like a copy-paste error.
Mountain views are supported by multiple current remarks, with several listings explicitly citing 'mountain views' or naming the Waianae Mountains / Waianae Mountain Range. The evidence appears in different listings and is consistent with the building-level historical data.
Diamond Head views are repeatedly cited across the listings (6+ listings), with direct phrases such as 'views across Honolulu to Diamond Head', 'Diamond Head facing', and 'Diamond Head to Mililani', demonstrating strong evidence that units offer Diamond Head views.
City views are strongly and consistently supported across the listings. Multiple remarks explicitly reference "city lights," "Honolulu skyline," "cityscape," and "Downtown Honolulu," and the current MLS data shows CITY in 20/20 listings. This looks like a stable building-level feature, not a copy-paste anomaly.
Coastline views are supported, though more by implication than by exact wording. About a dozen current MLS listings carry COASTL, and many remarks describe expansive ocean-facing views to the Pacific, Diamond Head, and the Waianae side, which is consistent with a coastline view offering. This is solid enough to include, but it is not as explicitly stated as city or sunset views.
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Sunrise views are not mentioned in the public remarks (0 listings). Phrases related to 'sunrise' or 'eastern exposure' are absent, so there is strong confidence that sunrise-specific views are not a listed building feature.
Sunset views are well supported by both MLS data and remarks. Several listings explicitly mention "sunset," "evening sunsets," and "sunset cocktails," and one also references "Friday night fireworks," which further reinforces westward viewing appeal. The evidence appears consistent across multiple agents rather than isolated copy-paste.
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The public remarks directly state that residents can see Friday night fireworks from the building. This is explicit evidence of fireworks views from units, not just proximity to fireworks.
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Multiple listings indicate the building has on-site management, including phrases like "on-site management" and "On site Manager's Office." The evidence appears consistent across different agents rather than a one-off copy-paste, though it is not mentioned in every listing. With the current MLS amenity data also showing RESMAN in some records, resident manager should be treated as present.
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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.