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As of October 26, 2026, The Collection has 5 active condos and 2 under contract. This week brought 1 closed sale, with no new listings, no under-contract additions, no price changes and no status changes.
The only closing this week in Kaka'ako was a 2-bedroom condo that sold for $1,330,000 after 144 days on market, with a 97.8% sale-to-list ratio. Current positioning remains fairly tight, with active inventory still anchored around updated, view-oriented condos and buyers weighing condition, parking and storage against asking price.
The Collection Condo Market at a Glance
October 19, 2026 through October 25, 2026. Condos for sale and under contract as of October 26, 2026.
- 0 new condo listings
- 1 closed sale
- 5 current active listings
- 2 current listings under contract
- Median active asking price: $1,294,000
- Median sale price: $1,330,000
- Average days on market for sold condos: 144
- Average sale-to-asking price: 97.8%
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The Collection Condo Sales This Week
Condos that closed this week.
Sale labels compare the final sale price with the asking price listed for that sale.
600 Ala Moana Boulevard Unit 2502, Honolulu
Sold below asking · Sale price: $1,330,000
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1,036 sq ft · 144 days on market
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath corner condo sold for $1,330,000 after 144 days on market, so the closing reflects both strong features and a patient sale. The unit's ocean views, natural light, two parking stalls, storage locker and updated interior likely supported value, especially with the upgraded flooring, showers, closets and filtration system. For sellers, it suggests buyers will pay for a polished condo with practical advantages, but they will still compare carefully on price. For buyers, it shows that a desirable unit can command attention, though not always quickly.
The Collection: one closing and selective pricing this week
“The Collection still reads like a selective market: limited active inventory, a couple of contracts, and one sale that needed time before it reached the finish line. The result tells me buyers here will pay for the right combination of view, layout, parking, storage and finish level, but they are still price-sensitive and willing to wait when a condo feels ambitious. For sellers, that usually means presentation is important, but pricing is the first filter buyers apply. A well-updated condo that is positioned with discipline may have the best chance of standing out; if the ask is too high for the unit's features, the market appears patient rather than reactive.”
Lucy Heath
This Week's Kaka'ako Condo Market Report
See how The Collection compares with the Kaka'ako condo market this week. Read the Kaka'ako condo market report for the week ending October 25, 2026.
Lucy Heath
The #1 specialist & real estate agent in Kakaʻako and Ala Moana luxury condos
I'm a Honolulu-based real estate advisor specializing in luxury condominiums across Kakaʻako and Ala Moana, two of the most dynamic and distinct urban neighborhoods in Hawaiʻi.
I founded Luxury Condos Hawaiʻi with a specific intention - to give buyers and sellers building-level clarity in a market where the difference between a sound decision and a costly one often comes down to how well someone knows the inventory, the towers, and the nuances that don't appear in public data.
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The Collection Condo Market Questions
What does this week say about The Collection right now?
The Collection is still operating with a fairly small pool of available condos, and that usually makes each listing more important to the overall feel of the market. This week's only closing shows that buyers are still making purchases, but they are doing so selectively and with attention to value. The current mix of active and under-contract inventory suggests ongoing movement rather than a stalled market. For anyone tracking this building, unit quality and asking strategy matter more than general headlines.
How should buyers think about the one closed sale this week?
The closed condo sold for $1,330,000 after 144 days on market, which points to a sale that took patience before reaching the right match. That timing suggests the buyer and seller met at a price the market would accept, rather than at the start of the listing period. The unit's corner position, ocean views, parking and storage likely supported its value. Buyers should still compare each available condo on condition, outlook, floor height, parking and monthly fees before deciding what deserves a closer look.
What matters most for sellers in this building right now?
Pricing discipline is likely the biggest factor for sellers right now. The recent sale suggests that buyers will respond to a well-finished condo, but they still expect the asking price to match the unit's strengths and the building's current competition. Features like light, view, parking and storage can support a stronger outcome, yet they do not eliminate the need for realistic pricing. Sellers who want a better shot at early interest may benefit from entering the market with a clear value position.
Does this report point to stronger value in larger or smaller condos?
This week does not provide enough segment-level data to make a dependable call on whether larger or smaller condos are outperforming. The only closing was a 2-bedroom unit, so it is best to view it as one useful example rather than a pattern. What is clear is that buyers are still rewarding well-kept condos with desirable views and practical features. A full comparison should look at condition, outlook, parking, storage and the monthly carrying cost, not just the bedroom count.
What can one week of sales show, and what can it not show?
One week can show whether a buyer and seller were able to meet at a price the market would accept, and how long that match took to happen. It cannot, by itself, prove a lasting shift in demand or explain every condo's path to sale. In this case, the result shows that buyers are still active, but not rushed. For owners and buyers alike, the most useful lesson is that each condo still needs to be judged on its own presentation and pricing.
Market information as of October 26, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.