Marco Polo Apartments

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I searched for owner-occupancy indicators such as "80% owner occupied," "majority owner occupied," and similar wording. Nothing in the remarks states an owner-occupancy percentage or a clear occupancy mix, so this remains unknown.

The remarks explicitly confirm there are four elevators in the building. This is direct, repeated public-remarks evidence, so the value remains 4 with very high 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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Strong building-level evidence supports common area electricity being included in maintenance fees. Current MLS data shows 18 of 20 listings explicitly include OTCOEX, which is a high-confidence signal and appears consistent across many agents rather than a one-off copy-paste issue.

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There is strong evidence that hot water is not included in the maintenance fee. None of the 20 current MLS listings check HOTWAT, and most instead include WTRHTR, which strongly suggests unit water heaters rather than building-provided hot water.

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Sewer inclusion is strongly supported at the building level: 20 out of 20 current MLS listings include SEWER in association_fee_includes. Several remarks also mention sewer/plumbing work, such as "bathroom sewer drain & vent stack pipes replaced" and "new sewer plumbing and vents," reinforcing that this is not just a checkbox artifact.

Water inclusion is confirmed by exceptionally strong building-level evidence: all 20 current MLS listings include WATER in association_fee_includes. While the remarks mostly mention plumbing or water system updates rather than fee wording, the MLS consistency across every listing makes this a very high-confidence building feature.

BBQ is repeatedly confirmed across the listings. Roughly all remarks reference phrases like "6 BBQ area," "BBQ grills," "BBQ pits," "BBQ areas," and "community grilling stations," so this appears to be a stable shared amenity rather than copy-paste noise.

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Car wash facilities are strongly corroborated. Multiple listings state "car wash area," "car wash station," or simply "car wash," making this one of the most consistently confirmed amenities in the building.

Limited but present evidence: a few listings mention a 'club room', 'clubhouse' or 'party room' and one mentions a 'clubhouse' explicitly. Mentions are not as widespread as other amenities, suggesting clubhouse/club room exists but with moderate confidence.

Moderately strong evidence: although CONCIE was checked in only 1/20 MLS records, many listing remarks explicitly mention a staffed front desk or resident manager—phrases include 'front desk', 'front desk attendant', '24/7 front desk and security patrol', and 'resident manager'—across multiple listings, indicating the building offers front-desk/concierge-type services.

Only 1 listing remark (out of dozens) explicitly mentions 'a dog park' while none of the current 20 MLS checkbox fields include DGPRK. With only a single, isolated remark and no corroboration across other agents' remarks or the MLS amenities checkboxes, the preponderance of evidence indicates the building does not offer a dog park.

I found no explicit 'doorman,' 'door attendant,' or 'lobby attendant' wording in the remarks. The listings consistently describe security staff, front desk service, and secure access instead, which is not the same as a doorman amenity. Given the very limited MLS support and lack of remark confirmation, this feature should be treated as absent.

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There is reasonable evidence for a meeting/community room type amenity, though the wording is inconsistent. Remarks more often say "club room" or a gathering space than the exact phrase "meeting room," so this appears to be a real but loosely described feature.

Patio/deck is strongly supported by the current remarks: well over a dozen listings explicitly mention a lanai, wrap-around lanai, covered lanai, or tiled lanai, and several describe outdoor dining/entertaining on that space. The evidence is consistent across multiple agents and appears to be genuine building-level and unit-level outdoor space, not a one-off copy-paste.

Evidence for a jogging/walking path is implied rather than explicitly repeated. A few remarks cite the nearby "Ala Wai Canal Path" and park setting, which supports the feature at a moderate confidence level, but the exact amenity wording is not consistent.

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I did not find convincing remark-based evidence for private yard space. The listings mention 'private gardens,' 'lush grounds,' and 'tropical grounds,' but those describe shared landscaping rather than unit-level yard access. Because the remarks do not substantiate the PRIYAR checkbox, this feature should be treated as not supported by the public listing text.

Putting green is directly confirmed in several listings. This is not just implied; at least a few remarks explicitly say "putting green" or "putting greens," making it a reliable shared amenity.

Recreation area is well supported across listings. The most common wording is "recreation deck" or similar communal outdoor amenity space, which appears in many remarks and is consistent across agents.

There is solid evidence for a shared recreation room or similar indoor community space. Remarks use varied wording rather than a single exact term, but references to "rec room," "club room," "party room," and "library" suggest a legitimate amenity that may be inconsistently labeled in MLS.

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Sauna is one of the most consistently confirmed amenities in the remarks. Multiple agents mention "sauna," "2 saunas," and "men’s and women’s saunas," so this is clearly a building-level feature.

Storage is very well supported for this building. Well over a dozen current remarks explicitly mention storage in multiple forms—"with storage," "extra storage," "storage locker," "assigned storage," and "additional storage unit"—and several listings describe it as part of the building amenities or included with the unit. The evidence appears consistent across multiple agents and is reinforced by the historical MLS data, so this feature should definitely be included.

The remarks consistently confirm dedicated surfboard storage facilities in multiple forms. This is one of the most repeatedly supported amenities in the listing descriptions.

Tennis courts are clearly and repeatedly supported. Multiple listings mention "tennis courts," "tennis and pickleball courts," or "private court," making this one of the most reliable building amenities.

Trash chute appears to be a genuine building amenity based mainly on the MLS pattern rather than the remarks. The public remarks do not usually call it out, but the high checkbox frequency suggests it is likely present and simply under-mentioned by agents.

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There is explicit evidence for a whirlpool/hot tub-style amenity in at least one listing: "Jacuzzi." Because historical MLS support is weak, this looks like a real but less consistently reported feature rather than a universal amenity.

Strong, repeated evidence across many listings confirms Marco Polo has a shared swimming pool. The feature is mentioned in a very large number of remarks, often alongside other building amenities, suggesting this is not a copy-paste error but a consistent building-level amenity. Current remarks explicitly describe the pool in multiple ways, including "swimming pool," "wonderful pool," "large pool," and "glistening pool."

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I searched for explicit salt-water pool wording and found none. The pool is mentioned many times, but the remarks do not identify it as salt water.

In-unit laundry is strongly supported across the listings: well over a dozen remarks explicitly mention washer/dryer in unit, stacked washer/dryer, or washer and dryer inside the unit. The evidence is consistent across multiple agents and listing styles, so this appears to be a stable building feature rather than a copy-paste anomaly.

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I looked for public-remarks language indicating paid community laundry, such as coin-operated machines, card access, or laundry fees, and found no explicit references. The listings focus on in-unit laundry rather than shared paid laundry facilities.

I searched the public remarks for explicit language like "laundry on every floor," "laundry room on each floor," or similar wording and found nothing. The listings mention in-unit washer/dryer in many units, but that does not confirm community laundry on every floor.

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Strong, repeated evidence confirms assigned/reserved parking at Marco Polo. Dozens of remarks explicitly say 'assigned parking,' 'assigned covered parking,' or '2 parking,' and several note stalls are specifically assigned to the unit. The pattern is consistent across multiple agents and appears well established, not a copy-paste anomaly.

Covered parking is clearly supported across the listings, with many remarks explicitly using phrases like 'covered parking,' 'covered assigned parking,' and '2-COVERED PARKING.' The evidence is broad and consistent across numerous listings, confirming this is a building feature buyers can rely on.

I searched for explicit deeded/owned parking language such as "deeded parking," "owned stall," or "parking included in deed," and found none. The listings repeatedly describe assigned, covered, or rentable stalls, which is not enough to confirm deeded parking. So this remains unsupported and is set to false with low confidence.

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The remarks explicitly provide a recurring parking rental amount of $90 per month. This appears multiple times and is consistent across listings. I treated this as the monthly parking fee because it is the only specific parking charge mentioned.

Guest parking is strongly and repeatedly confirmed in the public remarks. Many listings reference 'guest parking,' 'ample guest parking,' or 'visitor parking,' often alongside the building amenities, showing broad agreement across agents.

There is strong evidence that parking/building access is secured. Listings repeatedly describe the building as 'secured,' note 'secure entry' or 'secured parking garage access,' and pair that with 24-hour security and front desk monitoring. The consistency across many remarks supports this as a reliable feature.

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The remarks explicitly reference a wait list in the parking context, which is strong evidence that the building uses a parking waitlist system. I also found mention of additional stalls being available through the association, reinforcing that parking access is managed rather than fully deeded for all units.

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I looked for card/fob access language such as keycard entry, fob access, or electronic card readers and found nothing explicit. The remarks do describe the building as secured, but that is not the same as card-access security.

Security guard service is strongly supported across the listing remarks and aligns with the MLS history. Dozens of listings explicitly mention '24 hour security,' '24/7 security patrol,' or similar wording, showing consistent building-wide security rather than a one-off unit claim. This appears to be a stable, long-standing amenity rather than agent copy-paste noise.

The building clearly has security patrol service based on direct mentions in the remarks. Several listings reference 24/7 security patrol or equivalent wording, which strongly supports this feature.

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There is strong recurring evidence that some units in this building have split AC/mini-split systems. Multiple current listings explicitly say 'split air conditioning in both bedrooms,' 'split air conditioning in each room,' and 'Split A/C in each room,' alongside the historical pattern of at least five prior listings mentioning split systems. This appears to be a real building/unit feature, not just MLS checkbox noise.

Window AC is clearly available in this building. Multiple current listings explicitly mention it in different units and configurations, including "window air-conditioning in bedrooms," "new living room window A/C," "newer window air conditioning units in living room and bedroom," and "window ACs in every room." The evidence is consistent across many listings and appears to reflect actual unit features rather than copy-paste checkbox noise.

Construction concrete is very strongly supported by MLS data, with 20 out of 20 current listings marked CONCRE. The public remarks across many agents focus on unit features and amenities and do not contradict the building material, so this appears to be consistent rather than a copy-paste error. No evidence suggests the building changed away from concrete construction.

A minority of MLS records (5/20) include the DOUWAL flag, but none of the public remarks across listings explicitly reference 'double wall' or 'double-wall construction'. Because a subset of MLS listings indicate DOUWAL, the building may offer double-wall construction for some units or the flag may reflect inconsistent agent entry; evidence is moderate and not corroborated by remarks.

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Four of 20 current MLS listings include the SLAB construction flag, while none of the public remarks explicitly state 'concrete slab' or similar. Prior high-confidence history and some MLS entries support the presence of a slab foundation for at least part of the building, but the evidence is limited and inconsistently reported by agents.

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Above-ground construction is only weakly supported, appearing in 1 of 20 current MLS records. None of the public remarks mention above-ground materials or construction, so this looks like isolated MLS data rather than corroborated building-level evidence.

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I searched the remarks for STR-related language such as short-term rental allowed, STR permitted, NUC, TVU, vacation rental allowed, or minimum-stay rules, and found nothing. There is also no hotel-pool or rental-program language that would suggest STR permissions. Based on the absence of evidence in the public remarks, this is set to false with low confidence.

I looked for hotel pool wording such as hotel rental program, Hilton/Ritz-style pool, or hotel-managed operations, but found none. Since there is also no evidence that STR is allowed, this feature must be false. There is no public-remark support for any hotel rental pool participation.

I searched for language indicating mandatory participation, no opt-out, or required rental-program involvement, and found nothing. There is also no evidence of a hotel pool program in the remarks. Therefore this feature is false.

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Several listings clearly state the lease expiration year as 2041. I did not find any later renewal or extension language that would supersede that date. The leasehold expiration is therefore 2041.

The public remarks directly confirm that this building is VA loan approved. I found explicit references to VA approval and VA assumption opportunities, which is strong evidence. This is one of the clearest-supported features in the listings.

The remarks repeatedly and explicitly state full insurance coverage, including "100% Hurricane coverage" and "fully insured." That is strong public-remarks evidence for full HOA insurance coverage, so this is true with very high confidence.

Fire sprinkler evidence is overwhelming across the remarks, with dozens of listings stating phrases like "sprinkler/fire alarm system has been completed throughout the building," "new fire sprinklers," and "fire sprinklers installed." The language is highly repetitive across multiple agents, which strongly corroborates the building-level amenity rather than a one-off unit feature.

I searched for direct language such as fire/life safety evaluation passed, FLSE passed, fire safety certified, and passed fire inspection. The remarks repeatedly mention sprinkler/alarm upgrades and completion, but that is not the same as an explicit pass or certification, so this stays unconfirmed and is set to false with low-to-moderate 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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Ocean views are strongly supported across the building, with well over a dozen remarks mentioning phrases like "ocean views," "Pacific Ocean," "ocean side," and "views of the ocean." The evidence is repeated by multiple agents and is not limited to a single stack or floor, indicating the building offers ocean-view units.

Mountain views are very well supported, with many listings referencing "mountain views," "Ko'olau mountains," and "Manoa Valley." Several units also describe being on the cool/mountain side of the building, confirming this is a recurring building-level feature.

Diamond Head views are clearly present in the remarks, though less common than city/ocean/mountain. Multiple listings explicitly say "Diamond Head" or "Diamond Head Crater," including panoramic view descriptions, so this feature should remain true.

City views are one of the strongest building-level features, appearing in many listings as "city views," "city lights," "Waikiki skyline," and "downtown Honolulu." The frequency across listings suggests broad agent consensus rather than a one-off copy/paste error.

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Garden views are consistently described in the listings with phrases like "lush tree top garden views," "serene and tranquil private gardens," and landscaped grounds. This appears to be a recurring amenity/view condition rather than a single-agent embellishment.

Golf course views appear in several remarks, including explicit references to "views of the Ala Wai Golf Course" and views looking toward the course. While not as common as ocean or city, the evidence is sufficient to confirm this feature exists in some units.

Marina-style views are well supported through repeated references to the Ala Wai Canal, canal view, and occasional harbor/boat-area wording. The building appears to offer canal-facing units consistently, so this feature should remain included.

Sunrise views are directly confirmed by listings that mention "incredible morning sunrise" and "sunrise coffees." The evidence is less frequent than city/ocean, but explicit enough to support true.

Sunset views are strongly supported across many listings, often paired with "Friday night fireworks" and "spectacular Hawaiian sunsets." The repetition across multiple agents and unit types makes this a high-confidence building-level feature.

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The remarks repeatedly and directly confirm fireworks views from units in the building. This is not just proximity to fireworks; multiple listings state that residents can watch the Friday night fireworks from their lanai or unit.

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Strong building-level evidence confirms an on-site resident manager. Multiple listings explicitly mention it, including phrases such as "on-site resident manager" and "resident manager and 24 hour security," while others reference the building as well maintained with resident management. This is consistent across many agents and aligns with the prior high-confidence MLS data, so it appears to be a stable feature rather than a copy-paste error.

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