Mahi Ko at Waikele
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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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Mahi Ko at Waikele
Building Overview
Mahi Ko at Waikele in Waipahu: wood-frame building (1993) with split and window air conditioning; assigned and guest parking available.
About Mahi Ko at Waikele
Mahi Ko at Waikele is a residential building located in the Waipahu neighborhood. According to available records, the property was built in 1993 and is constructed with a wood frame. The MLS-derived data does not include unit sizes or counts, so buyers should verify specific unit dimensions and inventory independently.
Key features listed in MLS data include split and window air conditioning options. The building does not allow pets and short-term rentals are not permitted, per the provided records. Management company information is listed as unknown in the MLS data.
Parking is noted as available with assigned stalls and guest parking. Buyers should confirm any maintenance fees, association rules, parking stall assignments, and current management details directly with the association or listing agent. This summary is based on MLS data and should be independently verified before purchase.
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 the public remarks for explicit percentages or clear quantifications of owner-occupied units (e.g., '80% owner occupied', 'majority owner occupied'). The remarks reference tenants and some owner-occupied language but provide no numeric or definitive statement, so owner-occupancy is unknown from the remarks.
I searched the public remarks for explicit mentions of elevators (e.g., '4 elevators', 'elevator', 'upstairs with elevator'). The remarks repeatedly reference ground-floor units, upstairs units, and stairs but contain no explicit reference to any elevator, so the number of elevators is unknown from the 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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Across recent listings for Mahi Ko at Waikele, 19 of 20 MLS entries check OTCOEX, indicating that common area electricity is included in the maintenance fee. Public remarks repeatedly emphasize "low maintenance fees" but never mention separate common-area power billing, suggesting the MLS checkbox reflects the true building setup rather than an error.
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The MLS data uniformly omits HOTWAT from association_fee_includes and instead frequently lists in-unit water heaters (WTRHTR), which is a strong indicator that hot water is not a common utility covered by HOA dues. No listing remarks mention "hot water included" or similar language, so the evidence points to hot water being individually provided and billed rather than included in maintenance fees.
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Every recent MLS listing for this building marks sewer as included in the association fee, with 20 of 20 showing SEWER checked. Listing remarks discuss "low maintenance fees" but never mention separate sewer charges, reinforcing that sewer service is covered by the HOA dues.
In the current MLS data set, water is universally shown as included in maintenance fees, with WATER checked on 20 of 20 listings. Remarks repeatedly highlight "low maintenance fees" and never describe separate unit water billing, strongly supporting that building water service is included in the HOA dues.
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Multiple listings for Mahi Ko at Waikele describe unit-specific outdoor spaces including covered lanais, covered patios, and fenced courtyards (e.g., 'large, covered lanai space,' 'garden-style grassy yard with covered patio,' 'private covered lanai'). At least a dozen separate remarks from different agents mention these features, and 8 of 20 MLS entries have the patio/covered patio amenity box checked. This confirms that the building offers patio/lanai-style outdoor spaces in various units, making patio/deck a valid building amenity.
At least one agent explicitly describes a "Walking/jogging path" as part of the Mahi Ko at Waikele community, providing direct evidence this amenity exists. This is consistent with 2 out of 20 current MLS listings checking the WAJOPA (walking/jogging path) amenity. While most remarks focus on yards, parking, and proximity to outlets, none conflict with the presence of a community walking/jogging path, so it is likely available to residents.
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None of the listings reference any dedicated surfboard or board storage facilities in the building or common areas. I specifically searched for terms like surfboard storage, board storage, and surf storage and found no matches. Based on this absence across many detailed remarks, the building is inferred not to offer surfboard storage.
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Across roughly 30 listings, no remarks ever mention an on-site or resident pool for Mahi Ko at Waikele, and one listing explicitly describes the home as being "located near a community pool," implying the pool is elsewhere. Although 8 of 20 MLS entries check pool-related amenities, the absence of any descriptive pool language and the focus on nearby golf, outlets, and parks indicate these are likely copy-paste errors rather than a true building feature.
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The remarks reference a community pool nearby but never describe it as salt water, saltwater, salt, or saline. I searched for any wording indicating a salt-related pool system and found none, so it is likely there is no designated salt water pool based on the public remarks available.
In-unit laundry is strongly supported: 19/20 current MLS records check washer/dryer in inclusions, and at least 7–8 separate listings explicitly mention an in-unit washer/dryer (e.g., 'in unit washer and dryer', 'in-unit stackable washer/dryer', 'A full-size washer and dryer are conveniently located in the unit'). These remarks come from multiple units and agents over time, so this is very unlikely to be a copy-paste mistake and indicates that Mahi Ko at Waikele offers units with in-unit laundry.
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Looked for phrases like coin-op, card-operated, paid laundry, or laundry fee in the remarks and found none. Given the consistent presence of in-unit laundry and no references to paid common machines, paid community laundry is unlikely.
Searched for indications of laundry on each floor or shared laundry rooms but found none. Repeated references to in-unit laundry suggest the building does not rely on community laundry facilities on every floor.
All 20 of 20 MLS listings indicate parking (open/covered/garage/assigned) and none show 'NONE'. Remarks across many different listings repeatedly note included parking stalls such as '2 parking', '1 parking', or '2 separate parking stalls', confirming building-level parking availability.
Multiple independent remarks specify assigned stalls (e.g., 'two assigned parking stalls', 'one assigned parking stall', '2 assigned stalls right out front', '1-assigned stall'). With 20/20 MLS records including ASSIGN, assigned parking is a well-established feature of this project.
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Listings describe assigned stalls and rental options for extra stalls rather than saying parking is deeded/owned with the unit, so there is no evidence parking is deeded.
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The public remarks explicitly mention that extra parking stalls can be rented from the association for a monthly fee, indicating parking fees exist for additional stalls.
Guest parking is repeatedly highlighted: 'ample guest and street parking', 'multiple guest stalls nearby', 'guest parking right in front', and 'lots of guest stalls'. Combined with 17 of 20 MLS records showing GUEST, there is strong, multi-listing evidence that the complex provides guest parking.
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There is no mention of a formal parking waitlist in the remarks; absence of any reference suggests no advertised waitlist, but this is based on silence in the listings.
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The remarks were scanned for terms like key card access, fob entry, card reader, electronic access, and keycard entry but none were found. With no explicit evidence of a card/fob access system, this feature is assumed not present based on available public remarks.
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All provided remarks were reviewed for indications of a security patrol service, including phrases such as security patrol, roving security, and patrol service, but none appeared. In the absence of any such references, it is assumed there is no security patrol based on the current remarks.
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At least one listing for Mahi Ko at Waikele explicitly advertises 'split A/C in the living room,' matching the 1/20 MLS entries with ACSPL checked. This indicates some units in the building have ductless mini‑split systems and that the building allows them. Even if not widespread, buyers seeking split A/C options would find this relevant.
Multiple independent listings explicitly mention window units (e.g., 'new window A/C,' 'window AC unit for added comfort'), and 16 of 20 MLS entries have ACWIUN checked. This strongly indicates that window A/C units are common across the building’s units. Buyers looking for buildings that permit or offer window A/C will find this complex suitable.
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Most current listings (16 of 20) explicitly mark double wall construction, consistent with prior high-confidence data for this building. Public remarks never suggest a different construction type, so double wall remains a well-supported building feature.
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8 of 20 current MLS listings specify SLAB in construction_materials, and it is unlikely that units in the same townhome complex sit on fundamentally different foundations; the variation likely reflects inconsistent data entry.
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Over half of the recent listings (12 of 20) mark wood frame in the construction materials, and no remarks mention an alternate construction type. Although some listings omit the checkbox, the repeated use across many units and agents makes wood frame construction likely for this building.
A small minority of listings (4 of 20) mark above-ground construction, but most do not, and no public remarks mention anything like “above ground” or post-and-pier style construction. Given this weak, inconsistent evidence, above-ground construction is not treated as a confirmed building feature.
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The listings do not state that short-term rentals are allowed. Because there is no explicit permission in public remarks, STR allowed is set to false pending direct verification.
There is no evidence of participation in a hotel rental pool or hotel-managed program in the public remarks; with STR not indicated as allowed, hotel pool is considered false.
Listings do not mention any mandatory participation in a hotel rental pool; absent STR allowance and any mandatory language, mandatory pool participation is false.
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No evidence in the remarks about a leasehold or lease expiry year. If the building is leasehold, the expiry year is not stated in these listings.
Several listings explicitly advertise VA loan assumption opportunities and state the project is VA-approved, providing strong evidence the building/units are VA loan eligible.
I searched the public remarks for explicit statements that the HOA provides full/walls-in or comprehensive building insurance. The remarks do not state the building is fully insured by the HOA, so I set this to false with medium confidence due to lack of evidence.
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I searched the public remarks for explicit language indicating the building passed a Fire/Life Safety Evaluation (FLSE) or similar certifications. There are no such statements in the remarks, so absence of evidence leads to a default false with medium confidence.
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 units opening onto lush, landscaped yards with phrases like “garden oasis with tropical landscaping,” “fenced garden area,” “garden-style grassy yard,” and “spacious back patio space for gardening or BBQ.” At least one MLS view field explicitly notes GARDEN, and numerous remarks from different agents over time confirm garden-like outlooks despite some listings marking view as NONE, suggesting checkbox omission rather than absence of garden views.
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Remarks were searched for terms like fireworks, Friday night shows, or watching fireworks from the lanai or unit, but none were found. In the absence of any mention of fireworks views, it is likely the building does not market or feature this view.
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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.