As of November 2, 2026, Muse Honolulu has 11 active condos and 3 under contract. In the October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026 window, there were 5 new listings, 0 pending or under-contract additions, 0 closed sales, 0 price changes, and 0 status changes.
This week’s activity was limited to five new listings at Muse Honolulu, all on the active side of the ledger. The range includes two-bedroom, three-bedroom, and penthouse residences, with pricing spanning from $1,216,000 to $5,854,000. There were no closed sales in the period, so there is no recorded closed-sale price, average closed-sale days on market, or average sale-to-list percentage to report.
Muse Honolulu Condo Market at a Glance
October 26, 2026 through November 1, 2026. Condos for sale and under contract as of November 2, 2026.
- 5 new condo listings
- 0 closed sales
- 11 current active listings
- 3 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $2,299,000
New Muse Honolulu Condo Listings
Condos listed this week, including those that have since gone under contract or sold.
1538 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 3502, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $3,498,000
3 bedrooms · 3 baths · 1,572 sq ft · 2 days on market
The monthly fee is $2,076, or $1.32 per square foot, which is useful context for buyers comparing larger floor plans in the project.
1538 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 3801, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $5,854,000
3 bedrooms · 4 baths · 2,631 sq ft · 2 days on market
This penthouse residence is the highest-priced new listing in the group at $5,854,000, and it pairs that asking price with the largest interior at 2,631 square feet. The appeal here is the combination of penthouse level, 10-foot ceilings, and a more private floor with only five residences per floor.
1538 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 3506, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $2,304,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,205 sq ft · 3 days on market
This 2-bedroom corner condo offers 1,205 square feet plus a 284-square-foot lanai, which makes it one of the more efficient new options for buyers who want outdoor space. Its $1.32 per square foot fee and $1,591 monthly maintenance place it in the middle of the current active range for carrying costs.
1538 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 1001, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $1,216,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,048 sq ft · 3 days on market
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo is the lowest-priced new listing in the set at $1,216,000, and it also carries the smallest monthly fee at $1,384. For buyers focusing on entry price within the building, this Urban Loft residence is the cleanest starting point among the new offerings.
1538 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 2308, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $2,336,000
3 bedrooms · 3 baths · 1,578 sq ft · 3 days on market
This 3-bedroom corner condo offers 1,578 square feet and is set at $2,336,000, which places it above the two-bedroom condos but below the penthouse tier. The combination of city, mountain, and ocean views plus the $2,082.96 monthly fee will matter most to buyers comparing larger tower residences.
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Muse Honolulu: five new listings shape this week's pricing
“The current mix at Muse Honolulu is concentrated in new active inventory, and that gives buyers a fairly clean read on what is being offered right now: a wide spread of floor plans, view orientations, and monthly fees, with pricing that steps up sharply for the penthouse and larger three-bedroom residences. For sellers, the presence of 11 active condos and 3 under contract suggests there is still competition inside the building, so positioning has to be specific to the floor plan and level, not just the name on the tower. The two newer two-bedroom offerings sit well below the larger condos in monthly carry, while the larger residences are asking a premium that will need to be supported by size, view, and finish level. In a week without sales, the clearest signal is simply that buyers have choices, and that usually rewards thoughtful pricing rather than stretch pricing.”
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.
Buying or selling a Muse Honolulu condo? Work with Lucy for building-level guidance on current listings, recent sales, and a thoughtful pricing strategy for your residence.
Get in TouchMuse Honolulu Condo Market Questions
What does this week’s activity say about Muse Honolulu right now?
It says the building is in a new-listing phase rather than a sales phase. All five reported changes were new active listings, and there were no closed sales, no new under-contract additions, and no price reductions in the period. That usually means buyers have fresh choices, but there is not a recent closing record in this window to anchor pricing. For anyone watching the tower closely, the current focus is on what has just come to market and how each floor plan is being positioned.
Which condos look most relevant for a buyer comparing value?
The clearest value comparisons are the two-bedroom residences, because they offer the lowest entry prices and the most direct split between interior size and monthly carrying cost. One unit is priced at $1,216,000 with the lowest monthly fee in this group, while another two-bedroom includes a larger interior and a lanai, which may appeal to buyers who want more usable space. The three-bedroom condos move into a higher price band, and the penthouse sits far above the rest. So the right comparison depends on whether a buyer is prioritizing price, space, or level.
What should a seller take from a week with no closed sales?
A week without closed sales does not tell you where buyers ultimately cleared or what concessions, if any, mattered. What it does show is the current competitive set: five new listings, 11 active condos, and 3 under contract as of November 2, 2026. That is enough to make pricing discipline important, especially for larger condos that sit higher in the range. Sellers likely benefit most when their condo is aligned with the floor plan, view, and monthly carrying cost buyers can compare directly.
How should buyers read the pricing spread in this report?
The pricing spread is wide enough to show that not every condo in the building is competing for the same buyer. The lower-priced two-bedroom options sit near the entry point, while the three-bedroom residences step up meaningfully, and the penthouse is in a different bracket entirely. That kind of spread usually rewards buyers who know which features matter most to them before they start comparing. In practical terms, size, view, and floor level matter more here than simply counting bedrooms.
Can one week of activity tell buyers or sellers enough to make a decision?
One week can be useful, but it should be treated as a current read rather than a complete verdict. Here, the week shows only new inventory, no closed sales, and no contract activity, so it is better for understanding present positioning than for judging the pace of absorption. Buyers can use it to compare options and spot the strongest value within the building. Sellers can use it to see how much competition is visible right now and whether their pricing needs to stand out clearly.
Market information as of November 2, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.