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As of October 26, 2026, Ae'o has 21 active condos and 2 under contract. From October 19, 2026 to October 25, 2026, the building recorded 1 new listing, 0 pending or under-contract additions, 0 closed sales, 0 price changes, and 0 status changes.
This week’s activity in Ae'o centered on a new high-floor penthouse listing with strong views and practical extras, while the rest of the building remained defined by current active competition rather than fresh sales. The listing adds a premium option in the building's active pool, but there were no closings to anchor a new sold-price read or update the recent market pace. The closed-sale price, average closed-sale days on market, and average sale-to-list percentage were not available this week.
Ae'o Condo Market at a Glance
October 19, 2026 through October 25, 2026. Condos for sale and under contract as of October 26, 2026.
- 1 new condo listing
- 0 closed sales
- 21 current active listings
- 2 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $1,212,000
New Ae'o Condo Listings
Condos listed this week, including those that have since gone under contract or sold.
1001 Queen Street Unit PH3912, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $1,400,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 937 sq ft · 4 days on market
This new penthouse listing is positioned as a premium condo within Ae'o, with a corner-end orientation and a broad view outlook that includes the ocean, Diamond Head, coastline, city, and mountains. The condo also offers 2 parking stalls and deeded storage, which are meaningful day-to-day advantages for buyers comparing units in the building. Inside, the listing highlights upgraded finishes, including stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and engineered wood flooring. Direct access to Whole Foods and the surrounding Ward Village setting add convenience to the location appeal.
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Ae'o: New Penthouse Listing and Active Inventory
“Ae'o still rewards careful comparison, because the current inventory gives buyers enough choice to be selective without creating a sense of oversupply. This week’s new penthouse listing stands out for the kind of details that tend to matter in this building: a high-floor corner position, a wide view plane, extra parking, and storage. That combination may help it command attention if the asking price stays aligned with the rest of the active market. For sellers, the practical lesson is straightforward: when a condo has a genuinely better outlook, better utility, or a more desirable stack, those advantages need to be priced clearly and presented cleanly to be effective.”
Lucy Heath
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Ae'o Condo Market Questions
What stands out most in Ae'o this week?
The main story this week is a single new listing in a building that still has meaningful active inventory and two condos under contract. With no closed sales in the period, the most useful information for buyers comes from comparing the newest option against what is already available. That makes floor level, view quality, parking, storage, and layout especially important. For sellers, it means the building is still being judged unit by unit rather than by a fresh sale that resets expectations.
How should buyers read this new listing?
Buyers should read the new listing as a premium-positioned condo rather than a generic entry into the building. Its corner-end location, wide views, and extra utility features such as parking and storage make it easier to compare against other active condos in practical terms. The listing also benefits from the building's direct access to everyday shopping and the broader Ward Village setting. For a buyer, the key question is whether those advantages justify the asking price relative to the other choices currently on the market.
What does the current inventory suggest for sellers?
Current inventory suggests that sellers still need to be deliberate, because buyers have enough choice to compare features closely. A condo with stronger views, a better stack, or added convenience can still stand apart, but only if the pricing reflects those strengths clearly. The market is not showing a fresh closed-sale reference point this week, so active competition matters more than headline momentum. That usually rewards sellers who present the condo cleanly and price it with discipline from the start.
Can one week of activity tell us much about pricing?
One week can show what has just been added to the market, but it cannot fully define pricing for the building. With no closed sales during the period, there is no new sold result to anchor a fresh price benchmark. What buyers can do instead is compare the newest condo with the current active inventory and look at the features that separate one unit from another. That is often the more practical way to judge value in a building where layout, outlook, and utility can matter a great deal.
What should an owner focus on when thinking about selling here?
An owner should focus on the details that buyers can verify right away: view, floor placement, parking, storage, and how well the condo functions day to day. In this building, those features can influence how a listing is perceived even before a buyer walks through the door. A condo that clearly offers something better than the current alternatives may have a stronger case for a premium, but the asking price still needs to stay grounded in the active market. Clear positioning is usually more persuasive than broad claims when buyers are comparing multiple condos in the same building.
Market information as of October 26, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.