As of November 2, 2026, this tower has 3 active condos and no units under contract. In the October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026 window, there was 1 new listing, 0 pending or under-contract resales, 0 closed sales, 0 price changes and 0 status changes.
This week’s activity centered on one new active condo in Ala Moana, with no closed sales or price adjustments to report. Current inventory remains limited, and the floor position, lanai outlook and included amenities may be the most relevant comparison points for buyers considering this building.
The Central 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
- 0 closed sales
- 3 current active listings
- 0 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $799,000
New The Central Condo Listings
Condos listed this week, including those that have since gone under contract or sold.
1391 Kapiolani Boulevard Unit 3602, Honolulu
New listing · Asking price: $794,000
1 bedroom · 1 bath · 702 sq ft · 5 days on market
The monthly fee of $694.98, plus reserve fee, is an important carrying-cost detail for buyers weighing this against other options in the building. The unit is also being offered with furnishings as a negotiable item, which may help some buyers who want a more turn-key purchase.
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The Central: one new listing and quiet weekly activity
“In this tower, the market feels straightforward right now: one fresh listing, three active condos, and no closings to measure against this week. For sellers, the limited number of active listings can help if the condo is presented well and priced with care, because buyers still have to choose among a small set of similar layouts and view types. I would pay close attention to how units with similar size and monthly carrying costs are being positioned, especially when there are no recent sales in the weekly window to anchor expectations.”
Lucy Heath
This Week's Ala Moana Condo Market Report
See how The Central 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 The Central condo? Work with Lucy for building-level guidance on current listings, recent sales, and a thoughtful pricing strategy for your residence.
Get in TouchThe Central Condo Market Questions
What stands out most about this week at this tower?
The main takeaway is that activity was light and focused on a single new listing rather than on resales. That means buyers have fresh inventory to review, but there is no weekly closed-sale result to reset expectations on pricing. In a week like this, the most useful comparisons are the current asking prices, floor level, view orientation and monthly fees. For sellers, it suggests that presentation and pricing still matter, because there is not much recent sale data in the immediate window to absorb attention.
How should a buyer think about the current active inventory?
With 3 active condos and no units under contract, buyers have a small set of choices at the moment. That usually makes layout, exposure and monthly carrying costs more important than broad market headlines. The current median active asking price is $799,000, which gives a simple reference point for where the middle of the asking market sits right now. A buyer looking in this building will likely want to compare each available unit carefully, because even within the same tower the value can differ based on floor, view and interior condition.
What can one week of activity tell a seller here?
One week can show whether new inventory is being added and whether pricing is stable, but it cannot tell the full story on buyer demand by itself. This week brought one new listing and no sales, so there is not a fresh closed result to use as a direct pricing test. For a seller, that means the conversation stays centered on how a condo compares with the currently available choices. In practice, the strongest listings here will be the ones that align well with the building’s active competition and show clearly in photos and remarks.
Are the monthly fees important in this building?
Yes, the fees are an important part of the buying decision here, especially for smaller units where carrying costs can affect affordability. The new listing carries a monthly fee of $694.98, and that figure is part of the value conversation, not just a line item. Buyers often compare the fee against the unit size, parking, amenity package and overall positioning in the building. When there are few weekly sales, fee levels can become even more important because they shape how a condo competes against similar listings.
What should I watch if I am comparing this week with later activity?
The main things to watch are whether more listings come to market, whether any units go under contract and whether a closed sale appears after a quiet week. Those changes will tell you more about pace than this week alone can. For now, the market is best read as a small active set with one new listing and no weekly closings. If a later week brings sales, the comparison will become more useful for judging how buyers are responding to the current asking prices and the building’s fee structure.
Market information as of November 2, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.