As of November 2, 2026, Symphony Honolulu has 16 active condos and 2 under contract. From October 26, 2026 through November 1, 2026, the building recorded 1 status change, with no new listings, no pending listings, no closed sales, and no price changes.
This week’s activity at Symphony Honolulu centered on a status change in Kaka'ako rather than fresh inventory or closed sales. The notable listing was a 2-bedroom condo on a higher floor with 2 parking stalls, 1,274 square feet, an asking price of $1,160,000, and ocean, city, and sunset views; the remarks also noted seller financing availability and several upgraded kitchen and appliance features. No closed-sale price, average closed-sale days on market, or average sale-to-list percentage were recorded for the week.
Symphony Honolulu 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
- 16 current active listings
- 2 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $1,238,000
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Symphony Honolulu Condo Price and Status Changes
Recent asking-price and listing-status changes.
888 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 3907, Honolulu
Status change · Asking price: $1,160,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,274 sq ft · 176 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 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo in the Kakaako stack moved from active to active under contract after 176 days on market. The listing combined 1,274 square feet, 2 parking stalls, a higher-floor position, and wide ocean, city, and sunset views, along with seller financing availability and updated Bosch appliances. The monthly fee is substantial at $1,526.83, so buyers comparing it against other options will likely focus on layout, view quality, and parking. Its movement suggests the positioning was specific rather than broad-based, and the larger floor plan may have mattered to the eventual buyer.
Symphony Honolulu: one status change, steady inventory, and active pricing
“At Symphony Honolulu, the current pattern is quiet on new supply and closed sales, but there is still active movement in the existing inventory. With 16 active condos, 2 under contract, and a median active asking price of $1,238,000 as of November 2, 2026, buyers have choices, but well-positioned units still stand out when they combine larger floor plans, strong views, and practical parking. The listing that moved to under contract appears to have been helped by its larger layout, 2 parking stalls, and the fact that seller financing was offered, which may widen the buyer pool. For sellers here, the most favorable conditions are usually when the condo is well priced against the building's current active competition and has features that are easy to value quickly, such as a preferred stack, high-floor outlook, or upgraded kitchen elements.”
Lucy Heath
This Week's Kaka'ako Condo Market Report
See how Symphony Honolulu compares with the Kaka'ako condo market this week. Read the Kaka'ako 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 Symphony Honolulu condo? Work with Lucy for building-level guidance on current listings, recent sales, and a thoughtful pricing strategy for your residence.
Get in TouchSymphony Honolulu Condo Market Questions
What does this week’s activity at Symphony Honolulu say about the building right now?
This week was light, with one status change and no new listings, no pending listings, no closed sales, and no price changes. That makes the current inventory more important than short-term turnover, because buyers are still choosing from the existing active condos and the two units under contract. As of November 2, 2026, the building shows 16 active condos and 2 under contract, which tells you there is still usable selection but not a flood of fresh supply. For sellers, that means presentation and pricing need to compete directly with what is already on the market.
How should buyers read a condo that went under contract after 176 days on market?
A longer market time can mean several different things, and it should not be reduced to a single story. In this case, the condo had a larger 2-bedroom layout, 2 parking stalls, a high-floor orientation, and wide views, all of which are concrete features a buyer can value. The remarks also mentioned seller financing, which may have broadened interest, but the reason for the move is not something the market record can confirm. Buyers should use this kind of listing as a reminder that some units need more time, even when the building itself remains desirable.
What kinds of condos are likely to attract the most attention in this building?
The listings that tend to stand out here are the ones with clearer value markers: larger interiors, strong views, parking, and a layout that feels easy to use day to day. In the one status change this week, the condo had 1,274 square feet, 2 parking stalls, and a high-floor setting with ocean and city outlooks, so it checked several of those boxes at once. Upgrades can help, but they usually matter most when they support the price rather than trying to replace it. In a building with 16 active condos, the units that are easiest to compare and understand are often the ones that get the most serious consideration.
What should a seller pay attention to in this week’s report?
Sellers should focus on how closely their condo lines up with the active competition, because there were no fresh listings or closings to reset the market this week. The median active asking price is $1,238,000 as of November 2, 2026, so buyers are still seeing a defined pricing field before they make decisions. A seller with a larger floor plan, a preferred view, or parking may have room to defend a stronger price, but only if the condo is presented clearly against the building's current alternatives. The under-contract listing also shows that a specific feature set can still move, even when overall activity is limited.
What can one week of condo activity in Symphony Honolulu tell us, and what can it not tell us?
One week can show whether buyers are engaging with the current inventory, whether sellers are adjusting prices, and whether a particular unit moved because of its own features or positioning. What it cannot do is prove a lasting direction for the building, especially with no sales data in the period. It is best used as a practical read on what is available now and which kinds of condos are still finding traction.
Market information as of November 2, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.