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As of October 26, 2026, 'A'ali'i has 25 active condos and no under-contract condos. In the October 19, 2026 to October 25, 2026 window, there were 2 new listings, 0 pending or under-contract sales, 0 closed sales, 0 price changes, and 0 status changes.
This week’s activity at 'A'ali'i was limited to two new active listings in Kaka'ako: one 2-bedroom front-corner condo with 2 parking stalls and storage, and one 1-bedroom condo with a covered stall, EV charger, and added storage. There were no closings, price changes, or contract activity in the period. The closed-sale price, average closed-sale days on market, and average sale-to-list percentage were not available for this report.
'A'ali'i Condo Market at a Glance
October 19, 2026 through October 25, 2026. Condos for sale and under contract as of October 26, 2026.
- 2 new condo listings
- 0 closed sales
- 25 current active listings
- 0 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $719,000
New 'A'ali'i Condo Listings
Condos listed this week, including those that have since gone under contract or sold.
987 Queen Street Unit 2201, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $1,390,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 846 sq ft · 6 days on market
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo stands out for its front-corner orientation, ocean and harbor views, 2 secure parking stalls, and storage on the same floor as the stalls. The 846-square-foot layout, open living area, and 2019 high-rise setting make it one of the more complete offerings in the building this week. The monthly fee is $1,281.95, which buyers will weigh alongside the parking and storage package.
987 Queen Street Unit 3405, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $850,000
1 bedroom · 1 bath · 495 sq ft · 7 days on market
This 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo is positioned as a compact option with a private lanai, floor-to-ceiling windows, a covered stall with a dedicated EV charger, and additional storage. At 495 square feet, it is a smaller residence, so the extras around parking and storage are likely to matter more to buyers comparing similar units. The monthly fee is $747.05, and the interior finish and amenity package help frame its place in the building.
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'A'ali'i: 2 New Listings, No Sales, and Tight Inventory
“'A'ali'i continues to show a clear split between larger, more feature-rich condos and the smaller one-bedroom tier, with only two new actives added this week and no contract activity recorded. In my view, the listings that are most likely to draw immediate attention are the ones that combine strong views, parking, and storage, because those details are still the most practical differentiators in this building. The current inventory also suggests buyers have choice without a lot of fresh turnover, which can make well-positioned condos stand out if they are priced in line with recent competition and presented cleanly. For sellers, that kind of conditions may favor a thoughtful launch rather than waiting for broader movement.”
Lucy Heath
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'A'ali'i Condo Market Questions
What does this week’s activity say about buyer demand at 'A'ali'i?
This week shows limited turnover rather than a broad burst of activity. Two new active listings came to market, and there were no contracts or closings recorded in the period. That usually means buyers have choices, but they are still evaluating value carefully by stack, view, parking, and storage. For sellers, the units that are easiest to distinguish from the rest are the ones most likely to earn attention.
How should buyers think about the two new listings?
The 2-bedroom listing is the more feature-heavy offering, with 2 parking stalls, storage, and a corner position that should appeal to buyers who want a fuller package. The 1-bedroom listing is smaller, but the EV charger and extra storage add practical value that some buyers will notice right away. At this price point, buyers are likely comparing the monthly fee, the view, and how usable the layout feels in daily life. Those details matter more than the headline bedroom count alone.
What does the current inventory mean for sellers right now?
With 25 active condos and no under-contract condos as of October 26, 2026, sellers are competing within a defined pool of available choices. That can favor a condo that is especially well presented, well priced, or differentiated by parking, storage, or view. It does not mean every seller should rush, but it does suggest that clear positioning matters. In this building, buyers seem likely to respond most to condos that offer a complete and easy-to-understand value story.
Can one week of sales activity tell us much about pricing?
One week can show what was listed, but it cannot by itself define the market direction. This report has no closed sales, so there is no fresh sale price benchmark to anchor this week’s pricing discussion. The best use of the current data is to see where new listings fit within the available inventory and how they compare on size, parking, storage, and monthly fee. Pricing judgment gets stronger when there are actual closings to measure against.
What should buyers watch most closely in this building?
At 'A'ali'i, the details that tend to separate one condo from another are the floor plan, view orientation, parking arrangement, and storage. Those features are especially important because the building offers a mix of smaller and larger layouts, and the differences can affect day-to-day use as much as pricing. Buyers should also pay attention to monthly fees, since they vary by unit and can change the overall carrying cost. The most compelling condos are usually the ones that feel complete, practical, and easy to justify on paper.
Market information as of October 26, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.