Sky Ala Moana East
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Sky Ala Moana East
Building Overview
Sky Ala Moana East in Ala Moana-Kakaako, 2023 concrete/steel building with ocean and mountain views, pool and concierge.
About Sky Ala Moana East
Based on MLS data, Sky Ala Moana East is a 2023 condominium in the Ala Moana-Kakaako neighborhood. The building contains 112 units and is constructed of concrete with a steel frame.
According to available records, the property offers ocean, mountain, and sunset views and includes on-site amenities such as a pool, fitness center, BBQ area, resident manager, concierge, and security guard. Units are served by central air conditioning.
Additional details from MLS indicate parking is available with guest parking provided. Pets are not allowed and short-term rentals are permitted. The management company is listed as unknown. Buyers should verify all information with the listing agent or management, as this summary is based solely on MLS data.
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 remarks mention part-time owners, vacation homes, personal use, and 'owner-occupants seeking an affordable home,' but do not state a percentage or describe the building as majority or highly owner occupied. Owner occupancy therefore remains unknown.
The remarks mention riding or using an elevator but do not state a number such as '4 elevators,' 'four elevators,' or 'multiple elevators.' Because no current numeric value is provided and the building context cannot establish an exact count, the value 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.
Central air inclusion is rarely indicated in MLS (6 of 20) and the extensive current public remarks for the building do not mention 'central AC included' or similar language. Given the low historical signal and lack of any confirming remarks across many listings, central AC-in-fees is omitted.
Cable inclusion is strongly supported by the current MLS pattern, with 18 of 20 listings marked CABTV. One remark explicitly confirms 'comprehensive cable packages'; the repeated checkbox pattern across many listings provides additional support, though most remarks appear templated.
Common-area electricity is supported by 9 of 20 current MLS records marked OTCOEX. No listing explicitly mentions common electric or building power, so confidence is moderate and the checkbox data may include some copy-paste reporting.
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Gas inclusion has minimal current MLS support, appearing in only 1 of 20 listings. No public remark mentions gas being included; the lone checkbox appears more likely to be an unverified or erroneous entry than reliable building-level evidence.
Hot water inclusion is strongly supported by 14 of 20 current listings marked HOTWAT. Only 2 listings mention WTRHTR, and no public remarks contradict the prevailing pattern; the evidence indicates hot water is generally included.
Internet inclusion is strongly supported across the building, with INTSER marked in 18 of 20 listings. One remark explicitly states 'included full access to highspeed internet'; the broad checkbox consistency supports this as a building-level inclusion.
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Sewer inclusion has very strong support, appearing in 18 of 20 current records. Public remarks do not usually name sewer separately, but one states that utilities are included, consistent with the highly consistent MLS pattern.
Water inclusion is strongly supported by 18 of 20 current listings marked WATER. Although individual remarks rarely identify water separately, one explicitly includes utilities among the covered items, corroborating the broad MLS evidence.
BBQ facilities are repeatedly described across many listings, especially as “BBQ cabanas” and “BBQ areas.” The frequency and consistency across multiple agent remarks strongly confirm this shared building amenity.
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There is no meaningful remark support for a clubhouse or community-center style amenity. The current MLS appearance is isolated at 1/20, which suggests this is likely a checkbox inconsistency rather than a true shared feature. Confidence is moderate-high that the building does not offer this as a common amenity.
Concierge service is strongly supported by 13 of 20 current MLS amenity records and several explicit remarks. Key phrases include “full service hotel lifestyle with concierge,” “concierge handling everything,” and “five-star concierge service,” indicating a legitimate building-level amenity rather than unsupported checkbox copy-paste.
A dog park or dog area is explicitly mentioned in multiple remarks, including phrases like 'dog park' and 'BBQ, dog park, event rooms.' Even though MLS prevalence is low at 1/20, the direct language suggests the amenity exists and is likely shared.
The building appears to have doorman-style service supported by multiple listings, though the evidence is more indirect than for concierge. Remarks mention a "full-service hotel experience with lobby check-in" and hotel operations with valet, which is consistent with a staffed lobby or lobby attendant. This looks like a building-level service that may be inconsistently copied into MLS data, but the repeated hotel-service language supports including it.
Exercise facilities are strongly confirmed across many listings from multiple agents, with repeated phrases including “fitness center,” “fitness gym,” “state-of-the-art fitness center,” and “indoor and outdoor fitness centers.” The consistency across current MLS data and public remarks supports a building-level amenity.
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Meeting and event space is directly identified in multiple listings, including “meeting rooms,” “event room,” “event rooms,” and “private event spaces.” The references span more than one listing style and support a building-level amenity rather than a unit-specific feature.
Patio/deck-style amenities are confirmed by at least 6 of 20 current listings, with multiple remarks using specific phrases such as "expansive amenity deck," "massive pool deck," and "expansive recreation deck." The evidence is consistent with a shared building amenity rather than a private unit feature, supporting inclusion despite not appearing in every listing.
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The property is repeatedly described as having an “expansive recreation deck,” “expansive amenity deck,” or “massive pool deck,” with cabanas and outdoor lounge areas. This provides strong, repeated confirmation of a shared recreation or amenity area.
A recreation or multipurpose room is mentioned in several listings, including “event room,” “event rooms,” “private event spaces,” and “a full suite of on-site amenities.” Although less frequently advertised than other amenities, the explicit references support inclusion.
On-site dining is strongly confirmed across numerous listings, with references to “on-site restaurant,” “restaurant ‘Mara,’” “SERA,” “restaurant & bakery,” café service, and dining downstairs. The repeated descriptions from multiple agents establish this as a core building amenity.
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Sauna facilities are repeatedly confirmed across the listing set, most commonly as “dry and steam saunas” or “dry and steam sauna.” The high MLS frequency and consistent public remarks provide very strong evidence of a shared building amenity.
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The remarks discuss nearby beaches and surfing access but do not describe any surfboard-storage facility within the building. Proximity to surfing does not establish storage, so this is a low-confidence negative determination.
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No reviewed public remark explicitly uses the phrase “trash chute,” which is unsurprising because refuse systems are rarely included in marketing copy. However, 17 of 20 current MLS listings identify the feature, matching the prior high-confidence record and providing strong support for its existence.
Valet is strongly confirmed across the building, appearing in the current MLS amenities for 15 of 20 listings and explicitly mentioned in well over 10 public remarks. Repeated phrases include "complimentary valet service for owners," "free valet services for owners," and "valet parking," demonstrating consistent evidence beyond checkbox data; The Flats affordable-housing units are separately noted as having no project amenity access.
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Whirlpool-style water amenities are clearly documented in multiple remarks, including “hot tub,” “large hot tub,” “multiple hot baths,” “cold plunge,” and the Japanese-style ofuro. The explicit and repeated references strongly confirm spa and hot-water amenities at the property.
More than 25 listings mention a pool or pool-related amenity, including “heated saltwater pool,” “20-meter lap pool,” “two pools,” “multiple pools,” and “expansive pool deck.” The evidence is repeated across many listings and agents, not limited to a single copy-pasted statement; although The Flats units lack amenity access, the broader building/project offers pools.
At least 15 listings explicitly describe a “heated pool,” “heated saltwater pool,” or “heated and lap pools,” with the wording repeated across numerous listings and agents. The repeated detailed references, together with 12/20 current HEAPOO amenity entries and prior high confidence, strongly validate that the building offers a heated pool.
Multiple listings directly describe one of the building's pools as saltwater. This is strong public-remarks evidence that the property has a saltwater pool.
In-unit laundry is overwhelmingly confirmed across the listings: 20/20 current MLS records include WASHER/DRYER, and many remarks explicitly describe an “in-unit washer/dryer” or “washer and dryer in the unit.” The repeated wording appears across multiple unit descriptions and agents, but the consistency with the prior high-confidence data strongly supports the feature.
Community laundry is not mentioned in any of the provided remarks; instead, multiple listings specify private “in-unit washer/dryer” facilities. Although 1/20 MLS records includes COMLAU, the lack of corroborating remarks and strong evidence of in-unit laundry suggest this isolated checkbox should be treated as an MLS error.
The listings provide no evidence of a paid community laundry service. Because the remarks focus on in-unit laundry and do not explicitly deny shared laundry, confidence is low.
The public remarks consistently mention private in-unit washer/dryer appliances, but do not identify community laundry facilities on every floor. No explicit denial appears, so this remains a low-confidence negative determination.
More than 20 current remarks mention parking-related services, especially “complimentary valet service for owners,” “free valet parking for owners,” or “valet parking.” The evidence is consistent across many listings and agents, while the MLS NONE entries appear to reflect parking not included with a particular unit or copied checkbox data rather than absence of building parking.
Parking assigned appears to be supported by the listing remarks, with several references to a specific stall per unit such as 'one covered parking stall' and 'eligible to purchase one parking stall.' The evidence suggests unit-level assigned/reserved parking rather than a general parking amenity.
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Most parking references indicate that parking is separate from the unit and requires an additional purchase, weighing against deeded parking as a standard building feature. One Flats listing mentions a covered parking stall, but other remarks clarify that stalls are separately purchased rather than included in the unit deed.
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The remarks mention complimentary owner valet service and one-time purchase prices for Affordable Housing parking stalls, such as $13,000 and $38,000. No recurring monthly parking charge or parking rental fee was identified.
No listings explicitly describe guest or visitor parking, while several only mention valet service, valet parking, or complimentary valet for owners. That pattern suggests the MLS guest-parking checkbox may be reflecting valet operations rather than actual guest parking availability.
Several listings describe hotel-style valet parking, including “complimentary valet service for owners,” “free valet parking,” and “valet parking” within the property. Two of 20 current MLS listings explicitly mark secured entry, and the repeated valet references across agents support controlled parking access, though no listing clearly quotes gate or card access.
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The remarks were searched for parking waitlist, waiting-list, or instructions to join a parking waitlist. They discuss valet service and separately purchasable stalls but do not describe a waitlist system.
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The remarks mention concierge services and 24-hour security, but do not establish a card- or fob-based access system. General security references are insufficient for this feature, so the negative determination is low confidence.
Security service is supported by 8 of 20 current MLS amenity records, with multiple explicit remarks referencing “24-hour security.” Although most agents omit the service from their remarks, the historical high-confidence evidence and repeated direct wording across listings support including it.
The listings reference 24-hour security and hotel-style services, but none specifically confirm a security patrol service. A security guard context alone does not establish patrol, so confidence is low.
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No reviewed public remarks explicitly mention central air conditioning, HVAC, forced air, or fan-coil systems. However, current MLS data is strong and consistent across listings, with 16/20 showing ACCEN/CENAC in unit features and 17/20 showing ACCEN in inclusions, supporting central air despite the absence of descriptive remarks.
Only 1 of 20 listings includes ACSPL, and 0 listings explicitly mention split AC or related terminology. The feature is therefore tentatively included because the MLS data suggests at least one unit may offer it, but confidence is low due to the lack of corroborating remarks and the possibility of checkbox carryover or agent error.
No public remarks in this set mention window air conditioning, and none describe window units or wall AC. The only support is a small amount of current MLS checkbox activity (4/20 listings), which appears more consistent with copy-paste/checkbox noise than with a verified building feature.
None of the provided remarks explicitly mention concrete construction, a concrete building, or reinforced concrete. However, 15 of 20 current listings identify CONCRE, consistent with the previously high-confidence building record, so the feature is retained despite the lack of narrative confirmation.
None of the provided remarks explicitly mention “double wall,” “double-wall construction,” or “two walls.” Nevertheless, 13 of 20 current listings carry the DOUWAL code and the historical confidence was high, supporting retention of this building-level feature.
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No provided remarks explicitly use the phrases “steel frame” or “steel frame construction.” The feature remains supported by 15 of 20 current MLS records coded STEFRA and the previously high-confidence designation, although the narrative evidence appears absent.
Concrete slab construction is not supported by the public remarks, and only 2 of 20 current MLS listings check SLAB. The absence of any mentions like 'concrete slab' or 'solid concrete foundation' across the listing remarks suggests this is not a reliable building-level feature.
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Above-ground construction is not supported by the remarks, and only 3 of 20 current MLS listings currently check ABOGRO. With no corroborating language from multiple agents, this looks like a weak or mistaken MLS entry rather than a confirmed building feature.
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Short-term rental use is repeatedly and explicitly supported throughout the remarks. Listings describe nightly legal rental, hotel rental participation, vacation-home use, and flexible combinations of owner occupancy and rental use.
The building clearly participates in a hotel rental pool/program. Numerous listings identify current participation or the ability to place residences into the Renaissance hotel rental program.
Hotel rental-pool participation is explicitly optional rather than mandatory. Multiple listings confirm that owners may reside in the unit, opt out, use it as a vacation home, or combine personal use with hotel rentals.
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The remarks describe the property as fee simple and do not identify a leasehold interest. No four-digit land lease expiration or renewal year was found.
The remarks were searched for explicit references to VA approval, VA financing, or VA loans being accepted. None were found, so there is no public-remarks evidence that the building is VA approved.
The remarks were searched for fully insured, full insurance, comprehensive building insurance, fully covered insurance, and walls-in coverage. No qualifying HOA insurance statement was found.
No public remarks explicitly mention a "fire sprinkler" or "sprinkler system." However, FIRSPR appears in 16 of 20 current listings and 19 of 20 historical listings, indicating strong, multi-listing support rather than an isolated agent entry.
The remarks were searched for fire/life safety evaluation, FLSE, fire safety certification, life safety compliance, and passed fire inspection language. None was found, so there is no public-remarks evidence that the building has passed an FLSE.
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 established across the building, with 13 of 20 listings marking OCEAN and many independent remarks stating phrases such as "stunning ocean views," "breathtaking ocean views," and "ocean view east-facing unit." The feature is confirmed by repeated descriptions across multiple unit types and listing agents.
Mountain views are well supported, with 8 of 20 listings marking MOUNTA and repeated remarks describing "mountain views," "city, mountain, and ocean views," and "the Ko'olau." Evidence appears across numerous high-floor studios and residences rather than a single copied description.
Diamond Head views are confirmed for at least some building units, with 3 of 20 listings marking DIAHEA and explicit phrases including "Diamond Head out one window," "stunning ocean and Diamond Head views," and a "panoramic sweep of Diamond Head." This is a legitimate building offering even though it is limited to certain orientations and floors.
City views are exceptionally well established, appearing in all 20 current MLS listings. Remarks repeatedly cite "city views," "city and mountain views," "Honolulu skyline," and "north facing views of the Honolulu cityscape," providing strong multi-agent confirmation.
Coastline views are supported for at least some residences, with 3 of 20 current listings marking COASTL. One detailed remark explicitly states the unit is "perched along the pristine coastline with a view of Magic Island," while multiple others reference ocean and nearby beach views.
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Marina-related views are supported for some units, with 1 of 20 current listings marking the marina/harbor category. Residence 3107 specifically mentions a "tranquil harbor" alongside ocean and city views, indicating a real but limited orientation rather than a building-wide feature.
Sunrise views are confirmed for select residences, with 2 of 20 listings marking SUNRIS and explicit remarks stating "wake up to golden sunrises" and "sweeping sunrise" views. The evidence is limited to certain east- or southeast-facing units but is sufficiently direct to include the feature.
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Multiple listings explicitly state that Friday night fireworks are visible from individual residences, including from a unit's living/dining room. This directly satisfies the requirement for a fireworks view from units.
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No current remarks mention a "resident manager," "on-site manager," or "live-in manager." RESMAN is checked in only 4 of 20 current listings, down from 5 of 20 historically, so the evidence appears limited and may reflect inconsistent or copied MLS data rather than clear confirmation.
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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.