As of November 2, 2026, Azure Ala Moana has 21 active condos and 2 under contract. In the week of October 26, 2026 through November 1, 2026, there was 1 new listing, 0 pending sales, 1 closed sale, 0 price changes and 1 status change.
Activity this week centered on Azure Ala Moana in Ala Moana, with a new one-bedroom listing at Unit 1305, a closed two-bedroom sale at Unit 2211, and a one-bedroom residence at Unit 3105 moving into active under contract status. The new listing and the contract change both kept attention on the tower’s higher-floor one-bedroom stack, while the closing showed how a larger corner residence with storage and a more complex view profile was ultimately priced by the market.
Azure Ala Moana Condo Market at a Glance
October 26, 2026 through November 1, 2026. Condos for sale and under contract as of November 2, 2026.
- 1 new condo listing
- 1 closed sale
- 21 current active listings
- 2 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $1,195,000
- Median sale price: $1,220,000
- Average days on market for sold condos: 190
- Average sale-to-asking price: 94.6%
New Azure Ala Moana Condo Listings
Condos listed this week, including those that have since gone under contract or sold.
629 Keeaumoku Street Unit 1305, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $729,000
1 bedroom · 1 bath · 658 sq ft · 4 days on market
This new 1-bedroom listing is a 658-square-foot unit on a higher floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows, a lanai, and a monthly fee of $800.99. The asking price of $729,000 places it as the week's lowest entry point in the building, which may help it catch attention from buyers focused on access, view, and monthly carrying cost rather than size.
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Azure Ala Moana Condo Sales This Week
Condos that closed this week.
Sale labels compare the final sale price with the asking price listed for that sale.
629 Keeaumoku Street Unit 2211, Honolulu
Sold below asking · Sale price: $1,220,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,047 sq ft · 190 days on market
This closed 2-bedroom corner residence sold for $1,220,000 after 190 days on market, which points to a slower pace before the buyer and seller reached agreement. The layout, corner glass exposure, storage room, and 30-day rental allowance were notable features, but the long marketing period suggests that pricing and buyer fit both mattered.
Azure Ala Moana Condo Price and Status Changes
Recent asking-price and listing-status changes.
629 Keeaumoku Street Unit 3105, Honolulu
Status change · Asking price: $799,000
1 bedroom · 1 bath · 658 sq ft · 289 days on market
This is the asking price; the accepted contract price is not public.
Listing status changed from ACTIVE to ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT.
This 1-bedroom unit moved from active to active under contract at $799,000 after 289 days on market. It sits on a high floor with updated flooring and fresh paint, and the status change suggests a buyer found the floor plan, view, and location acceptable at the current asking level.
Azure Ala Moana: this week's new listing, sale and contract movement
“This week’s inventory at Azure Ala Moana still gives buyers choices, but the mix is not broad enough to support aggressive pricing across every stack. The sale that closed after 190 days shows that buyers can be selective, especially when monthly carrying costs are high relative to the list price. At the same time, the new 1-bedroom listing is positioned below the recent closed 2-bedroom price, which may help it stand out for buyers looking for a simpler entry point into the building. For sellers, that kind of contrast can be useful when a unit is cleanly presented, priced with discipline, and aligned with the floor plan and fee structure buyers are already comparing.”
Lucy Heath
This Week's Ala Moana Condo Market Report
See how Azure Ala Moana compares with the Ala Moana condo market this week. Read the Ala Moana condo market report for the week ending November 1, 2026.
Lucy Heath
Lucy Heath is a Real Estate Advisor at Compass and the founder of Luxury Condos Hawai'i, recognized for her expertise in refined condominium living in Kaka'ako and Ala Moana. She has lived in Ward Village for over six years, witnessing its transformation from the earliest stages of development into one of Honolulu's most sought-after neighborhoods.
Buying or selling a Azure Ala Moana condo? Work with Lucy for building-level guidance on current listings, recent sales, and a thoughtful pricing strategy for your residence.
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What does this week's activity say about pricing in Azure Ala Moana?
The week showed one new listing below the most recent closed-sale price and one sale that closed at a discount to its list price. That combination suggests buyers are still weighing floor level, view, layout, and monthly fees closely rather than responding to price alone. A well-positioned condo can still attract interest, but the market appears to reward a realistic starting point. For sellers, that means the opening ask should match the unit's strengths instead of leaning on general building appeal.
How should a buyer read the current inventory right now?
The current active pool gives buyers a workable set of choices, but not an overwhelming one. With 21 active condos and 2 under contract, there is enough selection to compare floor plans and fee levels without the market feeling flooded. The most useful comparison is between a smaller entry-level condo and the larger, higher-fee residences that have been sitting longer. Buyers who are serious about this building can use that spread to focus on value rather than just view or finish.
What can one closed sale tell us about this building this week?
One closed sale can show where a buyer was willing to meet a seller, but it cannot define the entire market by itself. The $1,220,000 result is useful because it came from a larger corner residence with distinctive features and a long marketing period. That tells us there is demand for certain layouts, but it also shows buyers can be patient when the pricing is not immediate. I would read it as a practical reference point, not a broad price rule.
Are the monthly fees an important part of the decision here?
Yes, monthly fees matter because they change the real carrying cost of ownership in a visible way. In this week’s report, the active 1-bedroom and the sold 2-bedroom both sit at materially different fee levels, and that affects how each condo is judged against its price, size, and view. Buyers often compare the fee against the square footage before they compare finishes. Sellers who understand that balance can position a condo more effectively from the start.
What should a seller take from this week's contract and sale activity?
The status change on the 1-bedroom and the long-marketed closed sale both point to a market that still responds to specific value, not just building reputation. A seller may have an advantage if the condo offers a cleaner combination of view, condition, and fee structure than nearby competition. The key is not just to list, but to present the unit in a way that matches the segment buyers are already pursuing. When pricing is close to the market's comfort zone, movement can still happen.
Market information as of November 2, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.