Waikiki Shore
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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 Shore
Building Overview
Waikiki Shore in Waikiki — 15-story concrete building with ocean and sunset views; amenities include a pool and concierge.
About Waikiki Shore
According to available records, Waikiki Shore is a 15-floor concrete residential building in the Central Waikiki neighborhood built in 1960. The property contains 168 units and has two elevators.
Based on MLS data, on-site amenities include a pool, BBQ area, concierge services, and a security guard. Units report ocean, mountain, and sunset views and use split or window air-conditioning.
Additional details from MLS: parking is available (covered and assigned) with guest parking; pets are not allowed; short-term rentals are permitted. Management is handled by Hawaiian Properties, Ltd. This summary is based on MLS data — buyers should verify all building features, policies, and fees with the listing agent or management company.
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 for explicit owner-occupancy language such as a percentage, "owner occupied," or similar descriptors. The remarks instead emphasize short-term rentals, hotel rental programs, and investment use, which does not establish owner occupancy. The current value of 10 is retained because there is no direct evidence to override it.
I found multiple references confirming the building has elevators and that they were recently upgraded. However, none of the remarks give an explicit elevator count such as "2 elevators" or "multiple elevators." Since no contrary evidence appears, the current value of 2 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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Cable TV inclusion is strongly supported. At least several listings explicitly break out a cable charge in the monthly maintenance, and the current MLS pattern shows CABTV in 16/20 records. The repeated phrasing across listings suggests this is a standard building expense rather than a one-off agent mistake.
There is no public-remarks evidence for common-area electricity being included in the maintenance fee. Although current MLS data shows OTCOEX in about half of the listings, the lack of supporting remarks makes this feature unconfirmed and likely inconsistent copy/paste data.
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There is no meaningful support in the public remarks for electricity being included in the association fee. With only 1 of 20 current MLS records showing ELECTR and no corroborating agent notes, this appears to be a copy/paste or data-entry outlier.
Gas inclusion is moderately supported by the current MLS pattern, with GAS appearing in 12/20 records. Public remarks only indirectly support it via appliance references such as a 'gas range,' so this is not as strong as the cable, water, or sewer evidence.
Hot water appears to be a standard inclusion for this building. The current MLS data is strong, with HOTWAT in 15/20 listings and no contrary WTRHTR signal, while public remarks do not provide evidence of a change.
Internet inclusion is not supported by the public remarks. Although current MLS records show INTSER in 12/20 listings, the absence of any explicit mention across the remark set makes this look like inconsistent agent entry rather than a confirmed building-paid utility.
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Sewer inclusion is strongly supported at the building level. Current MLS data shows SEWER in 18/20 listings, which is close to universal, and there is no public-remarks evidence suggesting otherwise.
Water inclusion is strongly supported for this building. The current MLS pattern shows WATER in 18/20 listings, making it effectively standard, and the public remarks do not indicate any recent change.
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Strong, repeated evidence that Waikiki Shore offers patio/deck-style outdoor space via lanais. Well over 15 listings mention a lanai or lanai/patio, and the wording is consistent across multiple agents, suggesting this is a real building feature rather than copy-paste error. The current remarks align with the historical high-confidence signal, so this feature should remain true.
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Evidence strongly supports that Waikiki Shore has restaurant/dining options. Across the remarks, multiple listings explicitly mention an on-site restaurant or food service, including 'Steak Shack on the ground floor' and 'snack bar ... on the lobby level,' which appears across different agents rather than a single copied description. The historical MLS amenity data also aligns with these remarks, so this feature should remain included.
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Storage units/lockers are repeatedly mentioned across the remarks, in both building-level and unit-level contexts. At least a dozen listings reference storage with consistent language such as "large storage locker on the same floor," "private 6’ x 8’ storage locker next to the unit," and "secure storage closet on the same floor." The evidence is strong across multiple listings and appears to be genuine, not just copy-paste MLS noise.
I looked for surfboard-storage references and related amenity wording such as surf storage or board storage. The listings mention general storage lockers and a surf shop on the lobby level, but not dedicated surfboard storage.
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Confidence 87%: Only 1 of 18 MLS listings marks TRACHU in amenities and none of the many detailed remarks ever mention a trash chute, making it more likely that the single checked box is an agent error than a true building feature.
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I searched for terms like "salt water pool," "saltwater pool," "salt pool," and "saline pool." The remarks mention that the building has a pool in context, but do not identify the pool type.
In-unit laundry is strongly supported for Waikiki Shore. Multiple current listings explicitly mention it, including phrases such as "washer/dryer," "in-suite laundry," "New Washer/Dryer," and "Washer/Dryer in unit," across many separate remarks. The evidence is consistent across listings and appears to be more than simple copy-paste because the wording varies while the feature remains the same.
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I looked for paid-laundry language such as coin laundry, coin-op, quarters, card-operated machines, or laundry fees. The remarks do not describe any community laundry system, only in-unit washer/dryer in some listings.
I searched the remarks for wording like "laundry on each floor," "laundry room on every floor," and similar phrasing. The listings mention in-unit laundry in some units, but nothing indicates a shared laundry facility available on every floor.
Parking is supported by multiple public remarks across the listing set, not just MLS checkboxes. At least several listings explicitly mention an assigned stall, a rented stall, or parking being available, while one listing notes parking is not included but can be purchased separately. The evidence appears consistent across different agents and reads as a building-level feature rather than a one-off copy-paste error.
Assigned parking is explicitly mentioned in multiple listings, not just inferred from MLS checkboxes. Phrases like 'one assigned parking stall' and '1 assigned parking' appear in the remarks, suggesting this is a real building/unit feature rather than copy-paste noise. Confidence is high because the language is direct and repeated across listings.
Covered parking appears in the MLS checkbox data for 6 of 20 listings, but the public remarks do not explicitly say 'covered parking,' 'garage,' or 'carport' in the listings provided. The remarks only imply a parking structure through references like 'upper parking deck' and assigned parking stalls, so this looks more like moderate MLS evidence than explicit confirmation. Confidence is moderate because the building seems to offer parking in some form, but the covered aspect is not strongly described in remarks.
The listings indicate parking is not deeded with the units. Multiple remarks describe parking as rented, optional, or available at extra cost rather than owned with the condo.
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A specific monthly parking cost is stated in the remarks. The clearest figure is $700 per month for the stall rental.
Guest parking has moderate MLS support, with 9 of 20 current listings showing GUEST in parking_features. However, none of the public remarks explicitly describe guest or visitor parking, so the evidence looks more like checkbox data than repeated agent confirmation. This supports the feature tentatively, not strongly.
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I searched for 'parking waitlist,' 'parking waiting list,' and similar phrases, but found no explicit mention of a waitlist system. The remarks only suggest parking may be available upon request or for extra cost.
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I looked for card/fob access language such as keycard entry, fob access, or card reader systems. The remarks mention general security and secured entry, but not a card-based access system.
Security-guard service appears to be a real building feature at Waikiki Shore. Historical MLS data shows strong support, and at least one current remark explicitly states "security guard on duty 24/7," which confirms the amenity rather than a copied checkbox. The evidence is consistent across multiple listings and agents, with no meaningful contradiction in the current remarks.
I searched for patrol-related wording like security patrol, roving security, and patrolled building. The remarks describe a security guard and 24/7 coverage, but do not mention a patrol service.
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Split AC is clearly present in the building. Multiple listings explicitly mention it, including phrases such as 'Split A/C systems,' 'Split A/Cs,' 'split A/C system,' and 'Newer Split A.C.' The repeated mentions across separate remarks strongly support that this is a real building/unit feature rather than a copy-paste MLS checkbox issue.
Evidence for window/unit A/C is limited but present: 3 of 20 current MLS listings include ACWIUN. The remarks more often describe split A/C or just “air conditioning,” so the feature appears to exist in at least some units, but the wording suggests listing copy may be inconsistent rather than consistently describing the same A/C type.
Concrete construction is strongly supported by the MLS data, with 16 of 20 current listings marked CONCRE. The remarks do not explicitly describe the structure as concrete, but they consistently portray Waikiki Shore as a substantial beachfront condominium building with recent major upgrades, which fits the MLS pattern well.
There is no public-remark support for double-wall construction in the listings reviewed. Only 2 of 20 current MLS listings have the DOUWAL flag, which is too sparse to treat as reliable building-level evidence and appears inconsistent with the repeated agent remarks.
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Masonry/stucco has very weak support: only 3 of 20 current MLS listings mark MASSTU, and no remarks mention masonry or stucco construction. Across many listings the building is described simply as Waikiki Shore, the only beachfront condo in Waikiki, with repeated amenity and view descriptions but no construction details supporting masonry/stucco.
Steel-frame construction appears in a minority of current MLS entries, with 4 of 20 listings selecting STEFRA. No remarks explicitly describe steel-frame construction, so this looks like limited MLS-only evidence rather than strong narrative confirmation.
Construction on a slab foundation is only weakly supported. Just 1 of 20 current listings marks SLAB, and the remarks do not explicitly reference a concrete slab or solid foundation; the best evidence is that Waikiki Shore is a concrete beachfront condo tower, which makes slab construction plausible but not confirmed.
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0 of the reviewed remarks explicitly describe above-ground construction, above-ground materials, or similar wording. The current MLS data is inconsistent (only 5 of 20 listings checked ABOGRO), and the public remarks appear to be generic listing copy with no construction-specific confirmation. Based on the lack of supporting remarks and the low coverage in MLS, this feature is not reliably verified.
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The public remarks repeatedly state that short-term rentals are legal in this building. This is supported by phrases like daily rentals being legal and the property being in a resort mixed-use zone.
The building clearly participates in a hotel-style rental program. Multiple listings reference Castle Resorts and Outrigger-managed rental pool/program arrangements.
The rental program is optional, not mandatory. Multiple remarks explicitly say owners can self-manage or choose among rental options, which rules out a required pool.
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I looked for ground lease, leasehold, lease expiry, renewal, or extension language, but the remarks do not provide a specific expiration year. No 4-digit lease end year appears in the public text.
I searched the public remarks for VA-approved language and related financing references, but found none. The listings focus on beachfront location, legal short-term rentals, and hotel rental programs instead.
I looked for phrases like fully insured, full insurance, walls-in coverage, or comprehensive building insurance. The remarks discuss rentals, maintenance fees, elevators, and lobby upgrades, but not insurance coverage. With no evidence, this remains false at low confidence.
Across the provided remarks, 0 listings mention fire sprinklers or any equivalent fire suppression system. Given the lack of any textual confirmation and only 3/20 current MLS amenity checkboxes marked, the evidence does not support this as a verified building feature.
I searched the remarks for fire/life-safety compliance wording such as FLSE, fire inspection, fire safety certified, or life-safety compliant. Nothing in the listing remarks indicates the building passed such an evaluation. With no evidence, this remains false at low 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 and repeatedly confirmed across the building. Multiple remarks explicitly say "ocean views," "Pacific Ocean views," "unobstructed ocean views," and "oceanfront living," indicating this is not a copy-paste anomaly. The historical MLS data is also very strong, with 17/20 listings showing OCEAN in the view descriptions.
Mountain views are supported by both historical MLS patterns and current remarks. At least a few listings explicitly reference mountain views, including one that names the "Koolau Mountains" and another that pairs "ocean, city, mountain and sunset views." This appears to be a real building-level view option available from some units.
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City views are confirmed by multiple listings and align with the historical MLS pattern. Remarks include phrases like "city skyline," "city views," and "ocean, city, mountain and sunset views." Evidence suggests this is a legitimate building-level feature, not a copy-paste error.
Coastline views are well supported by both remarks and MLS history. Listings explicitly describe "beautiful coastline," "Waikiki's iconic coastline," and sweeping views stretching along the beach and shore, which aligns directly with the feature definition. The pattern appears consistent across multiple agents rather than isolated wording.
Garden-type views are supported by multiple listings, though often indirectly. Remarks reference "greenery of Fort DeRussy Park," "lush park setting," "verdant park setting," and "park views," which fits the garden-view definition. The MLS history is also supportive, with 9/20 listings showing GARDEN in view descriptions.
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No evidence in any of the listings (0 of 20) referencing marina/harbor/canal/Ala Wai views. Given absence in current remarks and MLS checkbox, and no prior support, this corrects a potential false positive: the building does not offer marina views.
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Sunset views are consistently confirmed across many listings. Agents explicitly describe "beautiful Hawaiian sunsets," "spectacular sunsets," "golden sunsets," and "endless sunsets," with several remarks also noting front-row Friday fireworks. The repeated phrasing across listings and the strong MLS history make this a high-confidence feature.
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The public remarks repeatedly confirm that units have actual fireworks views from the building, not merely proximity to fireworks. Multiple listings explicitly state views of Friday night fireworks from lanais or units.
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Across the provided listings, there are repeated references to Castle Resorts, "well managed" / "excellently managed" building, security, and on-site rental operations, but no explicit mention of a resident manager living or working on-site. Because the feature definition requires direct evidence of an on-site or live-in manager, the remarks do not support including resident_manager for this building.
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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.