Waikiki Marina Condominium
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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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Waikiki Marina Condominium
Building Overview
Waikiki Marina Condominium in Waikiki—39-story concrete/steel building (1984) with ocean and mountain views and on-site pool and BBQ area.
About Waikiki Marina Condominium
Waikiki Marina Condominium is a 39-floor residential building located in the Hobron-Ena district of Waikiki. According to available records, the building was constructed in 1984, contains 136 units, and is built with concrete and a steel frame. The property is served by two elevators.
Key on-site amenities include a pool, BBQ area, and on-site management and security staff (resident manager and security guard). Units feature central and window air conditioning options. The building offers ocean, mountain, and sunset views to residents.
Additional practical details: covered, assigned parking is available. Pets are not allowed, and short-term rentals are permitted. The management company is Hawaiiana Management Company, Ltd. Based on MLS data; buyers should verify all information with the listing agent or management company prior to making decisions.
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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Searched remarks for explicit percentages (e.g., '80% owner occupied') or phrases like 'majority owner occupied' and found none. Per the rule to keep current numeric values when remarks do not mention the field, retained 9.00 with low confidence and noted the lack of corroborating evidence.
Remarks reference an "elevator modernization project nearing completion," confirming elevators exist, but no explicit numeric statement (e.g., "2 elevators" or "four elevators") was found. Per rules, retained the current value of 2 with low confidence and noted lack of explicit numeric confirmation.
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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Multiple listings explicitly say cable is included in the maintenance fee, often alongside other utilities (e.g., 'Maintenance Fees includes Cable TV, Electricity, Hot Water, Sewer, Water'). At least 9 distinct remarks plus 19/20 MLS checkboxes confirm that cable TV service is bundled in the building’s fees, likely based on a common building description agents reuse.
About half of the current MLS listings explicitly mark common-area electricity as included in association fees, and none suggest owners are billed separately for hallway or amenity power. Given standard condo practices and the building’s many electric amenities (elevators, pool area, laundry, etc.), it is very likely that common area electricity is paid from the maintenance fees even if not always mentioned in remarks.
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Electricity inclusion is repeatedly emphasized, such as 'With all utilities included in the maintenance fee' and 'Maintenance Fees includes Cable TV, Electricity, Hot Water, Sewer, Water.' Combined with 20/20 MLS checkboxes and prior high confidence, there is overwhelming evidence that unit electricity is included in the maintenance fee for this building.
No remarks mention gas being included in maintenance fees, even in detailed lists of included utilities that specifically enumerate electricity, water, sewer, cable, internet, and hot water but omit gas; only 2/20 MLS entries check GAS, suggesting likely copy/paste or agent error rather than a true building-wide benefit.
Several listings repeat a standard building description that 'Maintenance Fees includes Cable TV, Electricity, Hot Water, Sewer, Water,' indicating central hot water service is provided and bundled in fees. With HOTWAT checked in almost all MLS records and no evidence of individual water heaters, the building clearly provides hot water as part of the maintenance fee.
Internet service is repeatedly mentioned as part of the all-inclusive maintenance package, often paired with cable and electricity in phrases like 'Basic Cable/Internet, Electricity... included.' The consistency of these remarks across different units and agents, plus 14/20 MLS checkboxes, strongly indicates that building-provided internet is included in the maintenance fees.
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At least 7 distinct listings mention sewer together with water and other utilities (e.g., 'Maintenance Fees includes Cable TV, Electricity, Hot Water, Sewer, Water'). With 17/20 MLS checkboxes and multiple explicit remarks, sewer charges are clearly covered by the maintenance fees for this building.
Water is one of the most consistently mentioned included utilities, appearing in many repeated phrases like 'Maintenance Fees includes Cable TV, Electricity, Hot Water, Sewer, Water' and 'all utilities included in the maintenance fee.' Combined with 20/20 MLS agreement and prior high confidence, water being included in the maintenance fee for this building is virtually certain.
Multiple independent listings describe building amenities that include a BBQ or grilling area, using phrases like 'BBQ area', 'outdoor dining area with BBQ', and 'BBQ, picnic-table'. The consistency of these descriptions across many units and agents, together with MLS data (15/20 listings checked for BBQ), confirms that the building provides shared BBQ facilities.
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I searched the public remarks for 'surfboard storage', 'board storage', 'surf storage', and variations and found no references, so there is no evidence the building provides surfboard storage facilities.
Remarks across many listings repeatedly include 'tennis court' in amenity lists such as 'pool, jacuzzi, BBQ area, and tennis court' and 'outdoor recreation area with a ... tennis court', with one noting the courts are scheduled for renovation and possible pickleball lining. Combined with MLS data showing 18/20 listings with TENCOU, this demonstrates a shared tennis court amenity for the building.
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Multiple listings describe a hot-tub style amenity using terms like 'whirlpool', 'jacuzzi', and 'spa' in phrases such as 'pool, whirlpool, tennis court, BBQ area' and 'relaxing Jacuzzi'. The repeated inclusion of this feature across many different remarks and agents, plus strong MLS checkbox support, confirms the building offers a shared whirlpool/hot tub amenity.
All recent listings describe a shared pool amenity, using phrases like “building amenities include a pool,” “swimming pool, a jacuzzi,” and “sparkling pool” alongside other common-area features. Combined with MLS data showing 20/20 listings marking pool-related amenities, this provides consistent, multi-agent confirmation that the building has a swimming pool available to residents.
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The building has a pool and whirlpool mentioned throughout the remarks, but I searched for 'salt', 'saltwater', 'salt water', and 'saline' and found no references. There is no evidence the pool is saltwater.
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Shared/community laundry is clearly present in the building. At least 6–7 listings explicitly mention it with phrases like 'community laundry,' 'community laundry facilities,' 'Coin Laundry,' and 'LAUNDROMAT has been UPDATED,' and MLS data shows COMLAU checked on 17 of 20 listings. The variety of wording across different agents’ remarks strongly supports this as a true building amenity rather than a listing error.
Multiple listings explicitly reference coin/paid laundry facilities, indicating the community laundry requires payment (coin-op). I searched for terms like 'coin laundry', 'paid laundry', 'quarters', and 'card operated' and found explicit 'coin laundry' mentions.
Multiple listings mention community/coin laundry and an updated laundromat, confirming building-level laundry facilities. I searched for phrases like 'laundry on each floor', 'laundry room on every floor', and 'floor-by-floor laundry' and found no matches, so there is no evidence of laundry on every floor.
Many units advertise included parking such as 'assigned parking', 'one covered parking stall', 'one assigned and gated parking space', 'standard-size assigned parking stall in a secure and covered parking garage', and MLS parking_features show various parking types with no 'NONE' entries.
Multiple listings describe assigned stalls (e.g., '1 assigned parking,' 'one assigned and gated parking space,' 'assigned, covered and secured parking'). Combined with 18/20 MLS records checking ASSIGN, this strongly indicates that unit parking in this building is assigned rather than unassigned. Buyers should expect designated stalls rather than first‑come, first‑served parking.
Numerous remarks reference covered parking, including 'rare covered parking stall,' 'includes covered parking,' 'covered secure parking stall,' and 'One Car Covered Garage Parking.' Although a few listings mention 'assigned uncovered parking,' the consistent presence of covered stalls means the building offers covered parking options. Buyers seeking covered or garage-style parking can find it in this building.
I searched for terms like 'deeded parking' or 'parking included in deed' and found none. Multiple listings reference assigned/covered parking included with the unit, which suggests parking is conveyed or assigned but not explicitly deeded—so deeded is marked false with low confidence.
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I searched for explicit monthly parking fees or rental charges and found none. Because parking is repeatedly described as included/assigned and no separate fee amount is given, the monthly parking fee is unknown (null).
Despite many listings describing parking details, none mention guest or visitor parking, while only a minority of MLS entries check a generic GUEST feature. In a dense Waikiki location where guest parking would be a strong selling point, this consistent silence is telling. We treat the scattered MLS checkboxes as likely errors and do not consider guest parking to be a building feature.
Several listings describe controlled-access parking, using phrases like 'secure parking,' 'gated parking space,' 'secured parking,' and 'secure and covered parking garage.' One unit specifically notes 'one assigned and gated parking space,' and others mention 'covered secure parking.' This consistent language across different units and agents supports that the building’s parking is accessed through secured entry.
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I searched the remarks for 'parking waitlist', 'waiting list', and similar phrases and found no references. With no evidence of a waitlist, this is marked false with low confidence.
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While secure entry and security features are frequently noted, there is no explicit public-remarks mention of card/fob/keycard access. I searched for 'key card', 'fob', 'card reader', and 'keycard' and found no matches.
Multiple recent listings (roughly 5–6) reference security features, including explicit “night security,” “secured entry,” and secure/covered parking, suggesting organized on-site security rather than minimal access control. With 7/20 current MLS entries checking SECGUA and consistent security-related language across different agents, there is strong, building-wide evidence that the Waikiki Marina provides security guard or equivalent staffed security service.
Listings explicitly reference night security and related security staffing/monitoring, indicating a security patrol/presence at the property. I searched for 'security patrol', 'night security', 'roving security', and similar terms and found direct mentions of night security and security staff.
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Across both historical and current MLS data, 39/40 total listings (19/20 prior, 20/20 current) include ACWIUN, indicating units commonly have window A/C. One agent specifically notes, “Fridge and A/C unit replaced 6/24,” and another calls the unit “air-conditioned,” consistent with individual window units rather than building-wide central air. This repeated, detailed evidence across many listings and agents strongly supports that some or all units in the building use window A/C.
The Waikiki Marina is a typical Waikiki high-rise condominium, and all 20 of 20 current MLS listings specify CONCRE in the construction materials, indicating reinforced concrete construction. Current remarks consistently describe a high-rise tower with elevators and resort-style amenities but do not mention any structural change away from concrete. Given the uniform MLS data across many listings and no contrary evidence, the building is confidently identified as concrete construction.
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I found multiple explicit statements that some units have NUCs permitting legal short-term rentals and many listings market the units as legal vacation/short-term rentals. Although not every unit has an NUC (some listings note minimum 30-day rentals for units without NUC), the building contains units where STRs are allowed.
I verified STRs are allowed (multiple mentions of NUC and legal nightly rentals), then searched for hotel-managed or hotel-pool language ('hotel rental pool', 'managed by hotel', 'part of hotel operations') and found none. Because STR is allowed but no hotel-pool program is referenced, str_hotel_pool is false with low confidence.
I looked for phrases like 'mandatory hotel pool', 'required to participate', or 'cannot opt out' and found none. The diversity of unit usage and explicit marketing of individual NUC units support that any rental program is not mandatory.
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I searched for explicit lease expiry years (e.g., 'lease expires 2050', 'leasehold to 2065') and for renewal language; none were present. Because no 4-digit expiry year is given, the lease expiry year is unknown.
I searched the public remarks for phrases like 'VA approved', 'VA financing', or 'VA loans' and found none. The remarks explicitly mention conventional financing in one spot but do not reference VA approval, so VA financing is marked false with low confidence.
Reviewed the remarks for explicit statements that the HOA provides full/walls-in insurance (e.g., 'fully insured', 'walls-in coverage') and found none. Because there is no explicit statement in the public remarks, returned false with medium confidence.
At least one listing explicitly notes that the maintenance fee includes a 'sprinkler system,' strongly implying building fire sprinklers. Additionally, 8 of 20 MLS entries check the fire-sprinkler amenity, suggesting some agents are aware of this feature even if most remarks do not repeat it. There is no evidence in any remarks that the building lacks sprinklers.
Searched the public remarks for terms like 'fire life safety evaluation passed', 'FLSE passed', 'fire safety certified', and 'passed fire inspection' and found no references. With no current value in the dataset and no mentions in remarks, returned 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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Numerous listings across different agents describe strong ocean exposure, using phrases such as 'panoramic ocean views', 'stunning "million dollar" ocean views', and 'ocean-view studio'. Even lower-floor and partial-view units mention a 'peek-a-boo' or 'small peek of ocean', confirming that ocean-view orientations exist in this building. With no listings indicating 'no view', buyers can clearly find ocean-view units here.
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At least two current listings explicitly advertise 'panoramic ocean, city, and mountain views' or 'jaw-dropping views of the ocean, city, and mountains'. The building’s edge-of-Waikiki, urban setting bordering Ala Moana and Kakaʻako further supports the availability of cityscape views from some orientations. This indicates that city views are a meaningful selling point for certain units in the building.
Some units are marketed with explicit coastline language, such as 'picture windows… perfectly frame the sparkling turquoise coastline' and 'a magnificent ocean view spanning the coastline of Waikiki, the Waikiki Marina and Ala Moana Beach Park'. One listing advertises 'spectacular ocean, coastline, and sunset views', underscoring that the shoreline itself is a distinct visual feature. These repeated coastline-specific descriptions indicate that certain exposures in the building offer clear coastline views.
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Many listings stress marina visibility, citing 'breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean, marina, sunsets', 'sweeping ocean views spanning from the Ala Wai Marina', and 'ocean/marina views' from high floors. Several units specifically reference Ala Wai Marina/Boat Harbor or the Waikiki Yacht Club as part of the view. This consistent emphasis across multiple units and agents confirms that marina views are a key feature of this building.
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Multiple listings call out sunset exposure, including phrases like 'completely renovated 31st floor unit… exceptional sweeping ocean and sunset views', 'Stunning ocean, sunset and firework views', and 'breathtaking expansive ocean and sunset views'. Other remarks invite buyers to 'watch the SUNSET!' from penthouse or high-floor locations. This repetition across listings shows that sunset-facing views are a notable attribute of the building’s view stack.
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Multiple public remarks explicitly say residents can watch Friday night fireworks from the unit/building. I looked for phrases like 'watch fireworks from the unit' or 'see fireworks from lanai' and found clear references.
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Several independent remarks confirm on-site management, including phrases like 'a general manager,' 'on-site management for added security,' and 'Res mgr,' showing consistent recognition of this amenity. Combined with 16/20 MLS listings checking the resident-manager field and prior high-confidence history, this strongly supports that the building has an on-site manager. No remarks suggest that on-site management has been removed.
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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.