Kalakauan
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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Kalakauan
Building Overview
Kalakauan in Waikiki, a 1966 concrete building with 63 units, window AC, covered assigned parking, and short-term rentals allowed.
About Kalakauan
Kalakauan is a six-story concrete building in the Hobron-Ena district of Waikiki. Built in 1966, the property contains 63 units and is served by a single elevator. According to available records, the building construction and size reflect mid-20th century development patterns in the neighborhood.
Key features include window air conditioning and mountain views from some units. The building is managed by Hawaiian Properties, Ltd. and short-term rentals are allowed per the MLS data. Pets are not permitted in the building.
Additional practical details from MLS records note covered, assigned parking is available. Buyers should verify all information, including any association rules, maintenance fees, and current rental policies, as this summary is based on MLS data and may not reflect recent changes.
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 consistently reach floor 6, including a penthouse unit 603, and the county and state records both report 6 floors.
The county reconciled unit count and the state registration total both report 63 units for this single-building record. The county dwell sum and state residential_units figures of 61 are set aside because the reconciled and registration totals are the stronger matching counts.
Owner occupancy from AOUO registration(s) 886. Refreshed by Real_Estate_Scraper/reb_registry/propagate_owner_occupancy.py, which this lock does not block.
The listings confirm that the building has elevator service, including the phrase "secured elevator building." No remarks state "4 elevators," "multiple elevators," or any other numerical count, so the current value of 1 is retained with low confidence.
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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At least 5 current remarks explicitly mention cable as included, including 'maintenance fee includes electricity, gas, cable and water' and 'basic cable.' This matches the strong MLS pattern of 17/18 listings and is consistent across multiple agents, though some descriptions omit the full inclusion list.
Moderate evidence that common area electricity/other common services are included: 11 of 17 MLS entries have OTCOEX checked. Remarks reference building security and shared utilities, but wording is less explicit than other utility inclusions, so confidence is slightly lower.
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At least 10 current remarks mention electricity as included, with repeated wording such as 'maintenance fee includes electricity' and 'maintenance fees cover electricity, water, and sewer.' The evidence is strong across multiple listings and aligns with 15/18 MLS entries.
At least 4 current remarks explicitly mention gas as included in the maintenance fee. The uniform 18/18 MLS inclusion and repeated detailed descriptions provide very strong building-level evidence.
One current remark explicitly lists 'Hot Water' among the included maintenance-fee services. This supports the strong historical/current MLS pattern of 15/18 HOTWAT entries, and the absence of WTRHTR further supports that hot water is building supplied.
One current remark explicitly says maintenance fees include 'internet,' while 9/18 current MLS listings mark INTSER. Although fewer remarks mention it than other utilities, the direct building-level statement and prior high-confidence evidence support inclusion.
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At least 7 current listings explicitly mention sewer as included, repeatedly using phrases such as 'maintenance fees cover electricity, water, and sewer.' The 18/18 MLS pattern and consistent remarks across multiple agents make this very strong evidence.
At least 10 current remarks mention water as included, with repeated descriptions stating that maintenance fees cover water along with electricity and sewer. This is consistent across multiple listings and confirmed by the uniform 18/18 MLS inclusion.
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None of the 18 provided public remarks explicitly mention a “trash chute,” “garbage chute,” or “refuse chute.” However, the MLS amenity is checked in 8 of 18 listings, and the feature previously had high confidence, so the consistent building-level MLS data outweighs the absence of copied remark language.
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Community laundry is strongly supported: all 18 current MLS listings select the COMLAU amenity, and at least one listing explicitly states "shared laundry facilities." Although most remarks do not mention laundry, the unanimous MLS data plus direct confirmation supports a building-level shared laundry facility.
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Multiple agent remarks across listings confirm the building offers parking for at least some units: phrases include 'dedicated and secure covered PARKING STALL in building parking garage,' 'One assigned, covered, and secured parking stall,' and '1 COVERED PARKING.' MLS checkbox data also shows 7 of 17 listings with parking features, while others note no stall included for a given unit (or a leased stall across the street), indicating parking availability is unit-dependent but present in the building.
At least 4 of 18 listings have assigned parking in the current MLS data. Multiple remarks independently describe “own deeded,” “dedicated and secure,” and “assigned parking” stalls, confirming that assigned parking is available in the building rather than being solely a checkbox artifact.
Covered parking is supported by 7 of 18 current MLS records and repeated explicit remarks across listings. Key phrases include “secure covered parking stall,” “dedicated and secure covered parking space,” “one assigned, covered, and secured parking stall,” and “1 COVERED PARKING,” providing strong building-level evidence.
Public remarks repeatedly advertise deeded or assigned covered parking for some units in the building. Other listings clarify that parking is not included with every unit, so availability is unit-specific.
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The listings indicate that parking may be rented separately, including a transferable parking lease at a nearby building. No specific monthly parking amount was found.
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Secured parking is identified in 2 of 18 current MLS records and is explicitly described in several remarks. Phrases such as “deeded, secure covered parking stall,” “dedicated and secure covered parking,” and “assigned, covered, and secured parking stall” confirm that at least some building parking has secured entry.
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The remarks discuss deeded, assigned, included, and separately rented parking but do not mention a parking waitlist. This is based on lack of public-remark evidence rather than an explicit denial.
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Two current listings explicitly mention A/C, including "portable A/C" and "window air conditioning." This aligns with the strong MLS inclusion pattern, where 13 of 18 current listings have ACWIUN selected, although much of the checkbox evidence may be copied between listings.
Strong evidence the building is concrete: 14/17 current MLS entries list CONCRE and prior data showed 13/16 as CONCRE. No public remarks mention alternate primary materials; evidence is consistent across multiple agents and appears reliable.
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Seven of 18 current listings identify the construction material as "MASSTU," indicating masonry and stucco components. None of the provided remarks explicitly mention masonry or stucco, so the evidence is moderate and may partly reflect copied MLS checkbox data rather than multiple independently verified agent observations.
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Little evidence for 'above ground' construction: only 2/17 current MLS listings include ABOGRO and none of the public remarks mention above-ground materials or a change. Given the low prevalence and lack of supporting remarks, this feature is likely not meaningful for buyers seeking buildings described as 'above ground.'
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Short-term rentals are repeatedly and explicitly advertised as legal in this resort/mixed-use-zoned building. Remarks specifically reference daily, nightly, vacation, and less-than-30-day rentals.
STR eligibility is established, but the remarks do not identify participation in a hotel rental pool. The available language presents rentals as owner-controlled or independently managed.
The listings present short-term rental use as optional and owner-controlled rather than required participation in a hotel program. No language says owners must enter a rental pool or cannot opt out.
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The remarks identify the residence as leasehold and state that the fixed-term ownership runs through 2035. No later renewal or extension year was mentioned.
The public remarks were searched for VA-approved status and VA loan language, but none was found. This does not confirm that VA financing is unavailable; it only indicates no public-remark evidence.
Several public remarks directly describe the building as fully insured, including "property is 100% insured" and "fully insured, secure building." The repeated explicit statements provide high-confidence evidence that the HOA fully insures the building.
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The remarks were searched for explicit fire/life safety evaluation or inspection language, including FLSE and fire safety certification. No qualifying evidence was found, so this feature is recorded as false with low confidence rather than treated as confirmed.
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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One of 16 current MLS listings for this building tags 'MOUNTA' in the view description, and none specify 'no view', suggesting at least some units have mountain views. While the public remarks focus on location, vacation-rental legality, and renovations rather than views, nothing contradicts the presence of mountain-facing units. Because buyers often seek buildings where any stack offers mountain views, the feature is included with moderate confidence based on the available MLS view metadata.
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City views are strongly supported by 16/18 current MLS listings marking CITY. Remarks consistently place units in an urban setting and specifically mention a balcony overlooking the main strip of Kalakaua Ave, indicating the building offers city or urban views to some units.
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Sunset views appear in 2/18 current MLS listings. Public remarks focus mainly on Waikiki and Kalakaua Ave views and do not explicitly quote sunset or western-exposure language, so the evidence is limited but sufficient to indicate that some units may offer sunset views.
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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.