Waiea condo market report for the week ending November 1, 2026 with Lucy Heath

Waiea Condo Market Report

Lucy Heath, Your top condo expert at Waiea

Lucy Heath

Your top condo expert at Waiea

As of November 2, 2026, Waiea has 9 active condos and no units under contract. For the week of October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026, the building recorded 1 new listing, no pending or under-contract listings, no closed sales, no price changes, and no status changes.

This week’s activity in Waiea centered on one new active condo in Kaka'ako, with no closings, no contract activity, and no price adjustments. The new listing is a high-floor residence with a rare full-stack position, direct elevator access into a private foyer, two parking stalls with EV charging, and private storage. The current median active asking price is $5,400,000.

Waiea 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
  • 9 current active listings
  • 0 current listings under contract
  • Median active asking price: $5,400,000

New Waiea Condo Listings

Condos listed this week, including those that have since gone under contract or sold.

1118 Ala Moana Boulevard Unit 1400, Honolulu

New listing · Asking price: $7,100,000
3 bedrooms · 4 baths · 2,693 sq ft · 4 days on market

This 3-bedroom, 4-bath condo is now offered as a 2-bedroom layout, which may appeal to buyers who want more open living space and a stronger sense of volume. The 2,693-square-foot interior, 217-square-foot private foyer, and 154-square-foot lanai are paired with sweeping ocean, harbor, coastline, city, and mountain views, plus two parking stalls with EV charging and a private storage room. Its monthly fee of $4,770.56 is also important context for buyers comparing carrying costs within the building.


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Explore the Waiea 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.

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Lucy Heath, Waiea condo advisor

Waiea: one new listing and a quiet week for contracts

“Waiea added one notable active condo this week, and the listing stands out because it is the only available 00 stack and includes a private elevator foyer, two parking stalls with EV charging, and storage. In a building with 9 active condos and no units under contract as of November 2, 2026, the most compelling seller position is likely in a residence with a strong stack, clean presentation, and the kind of view corridor that is hard to duplicate. This is the sort of inventory that can hold attention when the pricing is aligned with its scarcity and finish level, but I would still treat the market as selective rather than broad.”

Lucy Heath

This Week's Kaka'ako Condo Market Report

See how Waiea 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.

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Waiea Condo Market Questions

What is the key takeaway from Waiea this week?

The main story is a single new active condo, with no contract activity and no sales in the week. That makes this a week to read as a listing update rather than a transaction update. For buyers, the current choice set is still limited, and that usually puts more weight on stack, view, floor level, and the quality of the interior presentation. For sellers, it is useful to see that a rare residence can still be introduced without immediate competition from new closings or contract conversions.

How should buyers think about the current inventory in Waiea?

As of November 2, 2026, there are 9 active condos and no units under contract. That means buyers looking in this building are choosing from a relatively small set, so the differences between residences matter a great deal. The current median active asking price is $5,400,000, which gives a general sense of where the visible inventory is positioned. In a building like this, the best comparisons are usually made by stack, view quality, interior condition, and monthly fee rather than by bedroom count alone.

What makes the new listing notable?

The new active condo is notable because it is the only available 00 stack and has a private elevator entry into its own foyer. It also includes two parking stalls with EV charging and private storage, which are practical advantages that many buyers still value highly. The residence was originally designed as a three-bedroom and is now configured as a two-bedroom, so the layout should feel more open than a standard plan. For buyers prioritizing view, privacy, and a strong floor plan, those details are likely to matter more than a generic square-foot figure.

What does this week say about pricing in Waiea?

This week does not show a price-change story, so the clearest pricing reference is the new listing itself and the current median active asking price. The building’s active inventory appears to be sitting at the higher end of the market, which means pricing discipline is important when a residence is brought to market. In a selective environment, standout features can help support a stronger ask, but they do not remove the need for a careful comparison to the building’s remaining active condos. Buyers and sellers should still focus on how each condo is positioned relative to the rest of the stack and the view plane.

What can one week of activity tell us, and what can it not tell us?

One week can show whether a building is adding new inventory, seeing price movement, or turning over into contracts or sales. It can also help identify which kinds of condos are being presented to the market right now, such as rare stacks or larger, more view-oriented residences. What it cannot do is establish a full market direction by itself, especially when there are no sales in the period. For Waiea, this week is best read as a clean inventory update, not as proof of accelerating demand or a change in pricing power.

Market information as of November 2, 2026. Listing availability and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a residence.