Waikiki Shore
Preliminary Information – Full Audit Pending
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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The public remarks repeatedly note legal short-term rentals, rental programs, and strong investor use, but none provide an explicit owner-occupancy percentage. Per the numeric rules, when a current value exists and remarks do not mention the field, the current value (10.00) is kept with low confidence.
Multiple remarks mention recent elevator upgrades and that an elevator was installed in early 2023, but none specify the number of elevators. Per rules, do not change a numeric value without an explicit number in the remarks, so 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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Explicit fee line items appear in at least 5 listings quoting 'Cable $65.09' (e.g., 'Maintenance fee $298.31 ... cable $65.09', 'Maintenance $551.73, Cable $65.09', 'Cable is $65.09'). This is corroborated by historical MLS checkbox data (15/20 listings had CABTV) and consistent agent remarks across different listings, indicating strong evidence that cable is included in the association fee.
Current MLS data for this building frequently marks 'other common area electricity' as included in the association fee (12/20 listings). Remarks emphasize 'low maintenance fees' but never break out a separate common-area electric charge, supporting that common area power is covered by the HOA.
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MLS data commonly shows gas included in the association fees while listing remarks mention a 'gas range' but never list gas as a separate owner-billed utility. In the absence of any contrary evidence in extensive remarks, the weight of MLS data supports that gas is included in the maintenance fee.
Historically this building has been treated as including hot water in the maintenance fee, and the vast majority of current MLS listings (17/20) continue to check HOTWAT. No remarks indicate individual hot water billing or in-unit water heaters as a building standard, so prior high-confidence inclusion remains valid.
No public remarks explicitly state 'internet included' (0/20 mentions), but the MLS association_fee_includes checkbox appears in a majority of current listings (13/20). Because remarks are silent while MLS data consistently flags internet, the evidence is moderate/implied rather than explicit—likely a recurring MLS checkbox rather than agent copy/paste error, so included with medium confidence.
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Sewer is universally flagged in MLS association_fee_includes (20/20 listings) and public remarks never contradict or list sewer as a separate tenant/owner charge. Given the consistency across all listings and prior High confidence, evidence strongly supports that sewer is included in the association fees.
Water is marked included on all current MLS listings (20/20) and the remarks repeatedly reference 'low maintenance fees' with itemized maintenance/reserve/cable but never list water as a separate utility. The consistent MLS data and absence of contradictory remarks provide strong evidence that water is included in the association fees.
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Many listings (15+ in these remarks) describe outdoor lanai or lanai/patio areas, e.g., "expansive lanai," "spacious 130 sq.ft. lanai," "large lanai/patio," and "private lanai with unobstructed ocean views." These references span different units and wording styles, suggesting multiple agents confirming real outdoor patio/deck-style spaces rather than a single copy-paste. Even though only 6/20 MLS entries check the patio/deck box, the remarks provide strong building-level evidence that patio/deck (lanai) spaces are a common feature in Waikiki Shore.
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Several current listings (at least three) explicitly describe in-building dining, mentioning 'on-site restaurants', a 'popular take out restaurant Steak Shack on the ground floor', and a 'snack bar ... on the lobby level.' Combined with 12/20 current listings checking the RESTAU amenity and strong historical evidence, this confirms that Waikiki Shore offers an on-site restaurant/food service. The consistent references across differently worded remarks suggest genuine building amenities rather than a single copy-pasted description.
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Across the current remarks, at least 9–10 separate listings clearly reference dedicated storage, using varied phrases like 'large storage unit conveniently located on the same floor,' 'Includes one dedicated storage space,' 'secure storage closet on the same floor,' and '6 x 8 ft. personal storage locker next to the unit.' MLS checkbox data is consistent, with storage checked in building amenities for about half the listings and also appearing in some unit features. The diversity of wording across multiple agents and units indicates genuine, building-wide availability of storage units or lockers rather than a single reused remark.
While a surf shop and general storage/assigned storage lockers are mentioned, there is no explicit public-remarks evidence of dedicated surfboard storage facilities.
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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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Although building context notes a pool, the public remarks do not specify that the pool is saltwater. With no mention, cannot confirm salt pool—treated as not indicated.
High-confidence evidence that units at Waikiki Shore have in-unit laundry: historical MLS data shows 19/20 listings list washer/dryer inclusions, and current remarks across many listings explicitly state 'Newly replaced unitized washer/dryer', 'Washer/Dryer in unit', or 'New Washer/Dryer'. This appears across multiple agent remarks (not isolated), supporting inclusion of laundry_in_unit = true.
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Public remarks do not indicate paid community laundry (coin-op or card systems). Listings emphasize in-unit washer/dryer and storage, with no references to paid common laundry.
There is no public-remarks evidence that laundry facilities are provided on every floor. Multiple listings mention in-unit washer/dryer but no floor-by-floor laundry references were found.
Multiple current listing remarks (at least 6 listings) explicitly reference on-site parking: key phrases include 'parking stall,' '1 assigned parking is included in this sale,' '1 assigned parking and a storage,' and 'Parking is usually available upon request' while one notes parking is rented by the Outrigger. Combined with prior high-confidence MLS data showing parking checkbox entries, there is strong, consistent evidence across agents that the building offers parking (though availability/assignment may be limited or managed/paid separately).
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I searched remarks for 'deeded', 'assigned', 'included in deed' and found several mentions of 'assigned parking included in this sale' suggesting deeded/assigned parking exists for some units. However, other remarks note parking rented or not included, so evidence is mixed—result true with low confidence.
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Searched remarks for explicit monthly parking amounts. The only explicit figure found is a stall rented by Outrigger for $700/month, so that monthly amount is reported as the parking fee (medium confidence).
MLS parking_features for 11 of 20 current listings include GUEST, aligning with prior high-confidence data for guest parking at this building. This repeated checkbox use across many separate listings strongly indicates that guest parking is available, even if not called out in the narrative remarks.
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Searched for explicit references to a parking waitlist system; none were found. Absence of mention suggests no waitlist referenced in remarks (false, medium confidence).
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Listings reference secured entry, lobby renovation and management, but there is no explicit mention of card/fob access systems in the public remarks.
Across the building, 16 of 20 current MLS listings mark the security guard amenity, consistent with earlier high-confidence data. One listing explicitly notes 'amenities like secured entry,' aligning with a staffed, resort-style beachfront condo in Waikiki. No remarks suggest security staffing has been discontinued, so security guard service is still considered a building feature.
Public remarks do not describe a security patrol or roving guards. Security features mentioned are limited to secured entry and management.
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Multiple listings explicitly state split systems, e.g., “Interior features include a split A/C system,” “The interior has been updated with a split A/C system,” “Split A/Cs… are equipped,” and “Many upgrades including Newer Split A.C.” MLS data aligns, with 18 of 20 current listings including ACSPL. Evidence is strong and repeated across different units and agents, so split A/C is clearly a building feature available in at least some units.
Two current MLS listings include ACWIUN (window unit A/C) in inclusions, indicating at least some units use window-type air conditioners. Remarks focus on split A/C and generic 'air conditioning' but do not contradict the presence of window units in some condos.
Multiple agents across 20/20 current listings consistently mark concrete construction (CONCRE) for this building. Although the public remarks do not explicitly say 'concrete,' the universal MLS checkbox data and typical high-rise construction in this area strongly support that the building is concrete.
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Masonry/stucco (MASSTU) is selected in 4 of 20 current MLS listings by different agents, with no conflicting descriptions in the remarks. While not explicitly described in text, this pattern plus prior medium confidence supports that the building utilizes masonry/stucco elements, likely in its exterior cladding.
Some MLS records (5 of 20 current listings) list STEFRA in construction materials, which produced prior high confidence in the database. However, none of the public remarks across listings mention steel-frame construction (remarks instead focus on oceanfront features and recent lobby/elevator upgrades), and concrete is otherwise commonly selected, so the evidence for steel-frame is implied from MLS checkbox data rather than confirmed in agent remarks.
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Public remarks repeatedly and clearly state that short-term/daily vacation rentals are legal in this Resort-Mixed-Use/resort-hotel zoned building, so STR allowed is true with high confidence.
Multiple listings explicitly state units may participate in hotel-style rental programs (Castle, Outrigger) and are managed by those operators; therefore hotel rental pool participation is true with high confidence.
Language across listings emphasizes flexibility and explicitly states owners can opt into Castle/Outrigger programs or self-manage, so hotel pool participation is not mandatory (false with high confidence).
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Searched for phrases like 'lease expires', 'land lease', or a 4-digit lease expiry year. No lease-year was mentioned and listings explicitly call the condo 'fee simple', so leasehold expiry is not applicable (null).
Remarks were searched for phrases indicating VA loan approval (e.g., 'VA approved', 'VA financing', 'VA loans accepted'). None were found, so VA financing is marked false with medium confidence.
I searched the public remarks for insurance-related phrases (e.g., 'fully insured', 'walls-in coverage', 'comprehensive building insurance') and found none. Because there is no explicit statement that the building is fully insured by the HOA, this boolean is set to false with medium confidence.
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I searched the public remarks for terms like 'fire life safety evaluation', 'FLSE', 'fire inspection', 'fire safety certified', and 'life safety compliant' and found no occurrences. With no explicit mention and no current value, the field is set to false with medium confidence (absence of mention suggests it is not reported in remarks).
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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All provided public remarks from multiple listings consistently describe the property as oceanfront and having ocean views, with phrases such as 'direct oceanfront', 'Pacific Ocean views', 'direct beach access', 'unobstructed ocean views', and 'beachfront on Waikiki Beach'. Evidence is strong and repeated across many independent agent remarks rather than a single listing, so the building clearly offers units with ocean views.
At least a few units advertise views of Diamond Head and the Koolau Mountains, confirming true mountain-view exposure in this building. These mentions come from different stacks and floor levels, indicating it is not a one-off penthouse-only feature. Buyers looking for combined ocean and mountain vistas can find such units here.
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Multiple listings highlight combined ocean and city or Waikiki views, indicating substantial urban/cityscape exposure from this building. Mentions occur across different units and agents, so this is not just copy-paste. City-view buyers would clearly consider this building suitable.
Multiple independent listings emphasize wide, sweeping views along Waikiki’s coastline in addition to direct beach and ocean views. These coastline references appear in various units, including high-floor stacks and rare beachfront '00' units. This confirms that the building offers true coastline-view units, not just straight-on ocean views.
Several units emphasize views over Fort DeRussy Park, treetops, palms, and a 'lush park-like beachfront setting,' confirming strong landscaped/park views. These descriptions appear in different units and are not limited to a single exposure. Buyers who want green, park, or garden-like views in addition to beach access will find them in this building.
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Numerous listings across different stacks describe 'golden sunsets,' 'forever sunsets,' and weekly Hilton fireworks from the lanai, confirming consistent west-facing/sunset exposure in many units. The repetition of distinct sunset phrases across many agents and units indicates this is a core selling point of the building. Sunset-view buyers should strongly consider this property.
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Multiple listings explicitly state that residents can watch the weekly/Friday fireworks from the unit lanai/ building, confirming a fireworks view from the property.
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Listing remarks frequently note that the building is well or excellently managed but never reference a resident or on-site manager, which would typically be highlighted if present. With only 5/20 current MLS listings checking the RESMAN box and no explicit textual confirmation, the balance of evidence indicates the building does not have a dedicated resident manager on-site.
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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.