Victoria Place condo market report for the week ending October 25, 2026 with Lucy Heath

In this article
  1. Victoria Place Condo Market at a Glance
  2. Read More About Victoria Place
  3. Victoria Place Condo Sales This Week
  4. 1100 Ala Moana Boulevard Unit 3601, Honolulu
  5. Victoria Place: one closing and a tight active lineup
  6. This Week's Kaka'ako Condo Market Report

Victoria Place Condo Market Report

Lucy Heath, Your top condo expert at Victoria Place

Lucy Heath

Your top condo expert at Victoria Place

As of October 26, 2026, Victoria Place has 13 active condos and no units under contract. This week brought one closing, with no new listings, no pending or under-contract activity, no price changes, and no status changes.

Victoria Place saw its only recorded activity in a sold front-corner three-bedroom at 1100 Ala Moana Boulevard Unit 3601, which closed at $5,300,000 after 81 days on market. The closing was in Kaka'ako, and the listing was positioned as a high-floor residence with upgraded interiors, strong views, and the tower's full amenity package.

Victoria Place 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
  • 13 current active listings
  • 0 current listings under contract
  • Median active asking price: $2,228,000
  • Median sale price: $5,300,000
  • Average days on market for sold condos: 81
  • Average sale-to-asking price: 96.7%

Read More About Victoria Place

Explore the Victoria Place 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.

Explore Victoria Place
Victoria Place condos and building guide

Victoria Place Condo Sales This Week

Condos that closed this week.

Sale labels compare the final sale price with the asking price listed for that sale.

1100 Ala Moana Boulevard Unit 3601, Honolulu

Sold below asking · Sale price: $5,300,000
3 bedrooms · 3 baths · 1,761 sq ft · 81 days on market

The residence stood out for its 01 stack location, unobstructed ocean views, and a long list of interior upgrades, including motorized shades, custom closets, and a private EV charging station. At 1,761 square feet, it was marketed as a high-end, move-in-ready opportunity in the tower.


Lucy Heath, Victoria Place condo advisor

Victoria Place: one closing and a tight active lineup

“Victoria Place remains a building where presentation and scarcity matter. This week’s sale suggests that larger, upgraded condos with strong ocean views can still command serious attention when they are positioned well, but the 81-day marketing period also shows that buyers at this level are deliberate. With 13 active condos and no units under contract as of October 26, 2026, sellers are competing within a relatively defined pool, so pricing discipline and clear property differentiation matter. For owners who are considering a sale, the current mix of available inventory and the quality of the recent closing may support a thoughtful listing strategy rather than a rushed one.”

Lucy Heath

This Week's Kaka'ako Condo Market Report

See how Victoria Place 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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Victoria Place Condo Market Questions

What does this week’s activity say about Victoria Place right now?

The clearest takeaway is that activity remains selective. One high-end closing was recorded, while the active lineup stayed in place without new supply or contract movement. That points to a market where presentation, floor plan, and view quality still matter a great deal. For buyers, it means the best opportunities are likely to be the condos that feel distinct from the rest of the building. For sellers, it suggests that a well-positioned listing can still transact, but it needs to stand out clearly.

How should a buyer read the recent sale at Victoria Place?

The recent closing offers a useful benchmark for a larger, upgraded residence in the building. It shows that buyers are willing to pay for a strong location within the tower, refined finishes, and a view premium. It also took 81 days to sell, which suggests that even desirable condos at this price level can require patience. Buyers should use that as a reminder to evaluate value carefully, especially if a unit is not as updated or not as well located within the stack.

What should sellers focus on in this building if they want to compete well?

Sellers should focus on clear differentiation. In a building with active inventory still available, buyers are likely comparing view, layout, interior condition, and the overall feel of the condo rather than simply reacting to the building name. The recent sale suggests that upgraded interiors and a desirable orientation can support stronger pricing. It may also help to be realistic about timing, because a polished condo can still take time to find the right buyer in this segment.

How much can one week of sales tell us about value at Victoria Place?

One week can show what a buyer was willing to pay for a specific condo, but it cannot define the whole market on its own. This closing is useful because it shows a real completed price for a distinctive unit in the building. It does not, however, replace the need to compare size, floor, view, and upgrades against the rest of the current inventory. The best use of a single sale is as a reference point, not as a blanket rule for every condo in the tower.

What matters most for buyers comparing the current active condos?

Location within the building, condition, and view quality are likely to be the biggest value drivers. When active inventory is limited but still available, buyers can be more selective about details such as floor position, exposure, and the quality of the interior finish. A condo that has been thoughtfully upgraded may justify a premium over a more basic unit. At the same time, buyers should look closely at how each listing is positioned against the recent closing, because not every condo in the building will warrant the same pricing approach.

Market information as of October 26, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.