Hawaiki Tower condo market report for the week ending November 1, 2026 with Lucy Heath

Hawaiki Tower Condo Market Report

Lucy Heath, Your top condo expert at Hawaiki Tower

Lucy Heath

Your top condo expert at Hawaiki Tower

As of November 2, 2026, Hawaiki Tower has 10 active condos and no units under contract. In the October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026 window, there was one price change, with no new listings, pending contracts, closed sales, or status changes.

This week’s activity at Hawaiki Tower was limited to one pricing adjustment on Unit 807. The three-bedroom condo was repositioned from $1,600,000 to $1,550,000, while current inventory stood at 10 active condos with a median active asking price of $1,487,500 as of November 2, 2026.

Hawaiki Tower Condo Market at a Glance

October 26, 2026 through November 1, 2026. Condos for sale and under contract as of November 2, 2026.

  • 0 new condo listings
  • 0 closed sales
  • 10 current active listings
  • 0 current listings under contract
  • Median active asking price: $1,487,500

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Explore the Hawaiki Tower building guide for its location, residences, amenities, and current condos for sale. Use the guide alongside this week's activity to compare a specific condo with its closest alternatives.

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Hawaiki Tower Condo Price and Status Changes

Recent asking-price and listing-status changes.

88 Piikoi Street Unit 807, Honolulu

Price change · Asking price: $1,550,000
3 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,550 sq ft · 38 days on market

Asking price changed from $1,600,000 to $1,550,000.

This three-bedroom, two-bath condo stands out because units of this type are scarce in Hawaiki Tower, and the layout offers more interior living area than the typical plan. The price was reduced from $1,600,000 to $1,550,000, which makes the current positioning more relevant against the building's active inventory and median asking price. At 1,550 square feet, with a monthly fee of $1,658.11, it is a sizable option for buyers who want a rare floor plan in a prime Ala Moana location.


Lucy Heath, Hawaiki Tower condo advisor

Hawaiki Tower: one price change and steady active inventory

“Hawaiki Tower remains a tightly held building, and this week’s only move was a price adjustment on a rare three-bedroom unit. For sellers, that kind of positioning tells me buyers are still comparing quality, layout, and asking price carefully within the building, especially when a condo sits above the current median active asking price. In a market with no new listings, no under-contract activity, and no sales this week, presentation and pricing discipline matter more than ever. The most favorable conditions for a seller here are likely when a condo is well aligned with the building’s active competition and its floor plan remains uncommon in the current inventory.”

Lucy Heath

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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.

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Hawaiki Tower Condo Market Questions

What does this week’s activity suggest for buyers looking at Hawaiki Tower?

For buyers, the main takeaway is that there was movement in pricing but no sales, no new listings, and no units going under contract this week. That usually means the active inventory deserves close comparison rather than quick assumptions about pace. A rare three-bedroom adjusted its asking price, which can be a useful signal when evaluating how the building’s larger layouts are being positioned. If you are shopping here, the most practical approach is to compare floor plan rarity, fee level, and asking price side by side.

How should sellers read the current inventory in this building?

Sellers should look at the current active pool first, because as of November 2, 2026 there are 10 active condos and no units under contract. With no closed sales in the week, pricing discipline becomes especially important when a listing is entered into a buyer pool that already has choices. A property with a rare layout may still command attention, but it has to be priced in a way that fits the building's active competition. In this setting, a thoughtful list price can matter more than broad marketing language.

What can one week of activity tell us, and what can it not tell us?

One week can show where pricing pressure is appearing, but it cannot by itself prove buyer demand or seller motivation. Here, the clearest fact is that one condo changed price while the rest of the week's count stayed quiet. That tells us the market is selective, not that a broader shift is complete. For a building report like this, the most useful reading is usually about positioning, not prediction.

Why does the rare three-bedroom matter in the current inventory?

A rare three-bedroom carries extra weight because there are fewer direct substitutes inside the building. That can make its value more dependent on the quality of the floor plan, the view orientation, and how its asking price compares with the rest of the available condos. In this case, the unit was repositioned to $1,550,000, which may help it fit more naturally within the current active set. Buyers who want larger space in this building will likely pay close attention to that kind of adjustment.

What should an owner consider if they are thinking about selling in the near term?

An owner should start with how their condo compares to the current active group, especially if the layout is standard rather than rare. When there are no sales in the week and no units under contract, buyers tend to focus on pricing, fees, and how well a condo stands out against the rest of the listing pool. For a seller, the best conditions are usually when the property is cleanly presented and priced to match current competition rather than stretched above it. That approach can improve the odds of attracting serious attention once the listing is live.

Market information as of November 2, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.