Kakaako Condominiums
Honolulu's Most Exciting Urban Neighborhood

Kakaako is Honolulu's most dynamic urban neighborhood — where luxury high-rises meet street art, world-class dining, and direct waterfront access. From the ultra-luxury towers of Ward Village to the value-oriented buildings along South Street, Jeb Fuller of Honolulu Condo Company has tracked every Kakaako condominium since the neighborhood's transformation began.

40+Condo Buildings
$838KMedian List Price
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Kakaako Condominium Profiles

Key condominium buildings in the Kakaako and Ala Moana corridor — click any building for the full profile, unit count, HOA details, and current listings. For all buildings, visit the full Condo Directory. Also see the dedicated Ward Village page for all 14 Ward Village towers.

Ultra-Luxury Tier — $1.5M and Above
Mid-Luxury Tier — $600K to $1.5M

One Ala Moana

206 Units ✅ 1555 Kapiolani Blvd

$900K–$6.5M. Avg $1,297/sqft. Boutique luxury tower above Ala Moana Center. Private access to the mall, concierge, and resort amenities. One of the most sought-after buildings for buyers who want walkability to world-class retail.

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Hawaiki Tower

417 Units ✅ 88 Piikoi St, Ala Moana

$810K–$2.8M. Avg $914/sqft. Iconic twin-tower complex on Piikoi Street. Panoramic ocean and mountain views. One of the most recognizable buildings on the Ala Moana skyline. Strong resale market.

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The Collection

397 Units ✅ 601 Auahi St, Kakaako

$500K–$2M. Avg $1,064/sqft. Modern high-rise in the heart of Kakaako's SALT district. Walking distance to SALT at Our Kakaako retail, restaurants, and the waterfront. Strong rental demand.

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Keauhou Place

423 Units ✅ 555 South St, Kakaako

$750K–$1.5M. Avg $968/sqft. Modern Kakaako tower with resort-style amenities. Close to SALT, Whole Foods, and the waterfront park. Popular with buyers seeking a modern urban lifestyle.

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Symphony

388 Units ✅ 888 Kapiolani Blvd

$700K–$4.2M. Avg $967/sqft. Sleek high-rise at the corner of Kapiolani and Ward. Rooftop pool, fitness center, and concierge. Strong mix of owner-occupants and investors.

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Moana Pacific

688 Units ✅ 1288 Kapiolani Blvd

$600K–$3M. Avg $804/sqft. Twin-tower complex — one of the largest buildings in the Ala Moana corridor. Excellent amenities, strong rental market, and a wide range of unit sizes from 1BR to 3BR.

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Nauru Tower

314 Units ✅ 1330 Ala Moana Blvd

$700K–$1.74M. Avg $856/sqft. Established luxury tower on Ala Moana Blvd with ocean views. Well-maintained building with strong resale history. Popular with buyers seeking proven value on the waterfront corridor.

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Pacifica Honolulu

492 Units ✅ 1009 Kapiolani Blvd

$800K–$3.8M. Avg $888/sqft. Luxury high-rise with resort amenities on Kapiolani Blvd. Large floor plans, stunning views, and a prime location between Kakaako and Ala Moana.

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Value & Entry Tier — $300K to $650K

801 South Street

1,045 Units ✅ 801 South St, Kakaako

$390K–$800K. Avg $978/sqft. The largest single condo building in Kakaako. Two towers with 1,045 units. Excellent value for the neighborhood — studios to 2BR. Strong rental demand from young professionals.

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Ke Kilohana

484 Units ✅ 988 Halekauwila, Kakaako

$300K–$1M. The most affordable new construction in Kakaako — includes affordable housing units. Modern building with resort amenities. Ideal for first-time buyers and investors seeking Kakaako at a lower entry point.

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Royal Capitol Plaza

299 Units ✅ 876 Curtis St, Kakaako

$450K–$650K. Avg $747/sqft. Mid-range Kakaako building with solid value. Close to Downtown and Kakaako's emerging restaurant scene. Popular with buyers seeking urban living at a reasonable price point.

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One Waterfront Towers

306 Units ✅ 415 & 425 South St

$588K–$1.1M. Avg $631/sqft. Twin towers on South Street with ocean and city views. Established building with strong resale history. Good value for the Kakaako waterfront location.

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1133 Waimanu

282 Units ✅ 1133 Waimanu St

$400K–$700K. Avg $835/sqft. Modern mid-rise in the Kakaako/Ala Moana border area. Walkable to Ala Moana Center and Kakaako's SALT district. Popular with young professionals and investors.

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Ola Ka 'Ilima Artspace Lofts

84 Units ✅ 1025 Waimanu St

Unique artist loft community in Kakaako. Live/work units designed for creative professionals. One of the most distinctive residential products in Honolulu — no comparable building exists in the market.

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Kakaako Condo Market — Expert Analysis

Jeb Fuller publishes regular Kakaako condominium market updates. Bookmark this page for the latest data, building-by-building analysis, and neighborhood insights.

Kakaako Condominiums in 2026: Honolulu's Most Transformative Neighborhood Reaches a New Milestone

As Honolulu's Condo Expert, in my 25+ years as a condo broker and appraiser, I have watched Kakaako transform from an industrial warehouse district into the most exciting urban neighborhood in Hawaii. What began with a handful of early high-rises along South Street has evolved into a multi-billion dollar master-planned community that now rivals urban neighborhoods in San Francisco, Seattle, and Miami for design quality, amenity level, and lifestyle appeal.

Two Distinct Markets Within One Neighborhood

Kakaako is not a single market — it is two distinct markets operating side by side. The first is the Ward Village ecosystem, developed by Howard Hughes Corporation, which has established a luxury brand that commands a consistent premium over comparable buildings elsewhere in Honolulu. Ward Village towers — Waiea, Anaha, Ae'o, Ko'ula, A'ali'i, and the upcoming Mahana and Kalae — sell at $1,000–$2,000+ per square foot and attract a mix of local luxury buyers, mainland transplants, and international investors.

The second market is the broader Kakaako corridor — buildings like 801 South Street, Ke Kilohana, The Collection, Keauhou Place, and One Waterfront Towers — which offer modern urban living at price points ranging from $390,000 to $1.5M. This segment has historically been undervalued relative to Ward Village, and in my view, represents some of the best long-term value in the Honolulu condo market today.

Kakaako Condominium Market Snapshot — Spring 2026

Segment Price Range Avg $/Sqft Notable Buildings
Ultra-Luxury$2M – $10M+$1,700–$2,500Waiea, Park Lane, Hokua
Luxury$800K – $2M$900–$1,400Anaha, One Ala Moana, Hawaiki Tower
Mid-Market$500K – $900K$700–$1,000Moana Pacific, Keauhou Place, Symphony
Value / Entry$300K – $650K$600–$800801 South St, Ke Kilohana, Royal Capitol Plaza
Kakaako Median (Redfin Spring 2026)~$838KAll buildings combined
Oahu Condo Median (March 2026)$510K+2.0% YoY per HBR

The Ward Village Effect on the Broader Kakaako Market

One of the most significant dynamics I track in Kakaako is what I call the "Ward Village Effect" — the way that Howard Hughes Corporation's consistent delivery of world-class towers has raised the perceived value of the entire neighborhood. Every time a new Ward Village tower sells out at record prices, it validates Kakaako as a premium address and pulls up values in surrounding buildings.

This is particularly evident in buildings like The Collection (601 Auahi St) and Keauhou Place (555 South St), which are within walking distance of Ward Village's retail and amenities but priced at a meaningful discount to Ward Village towers. Buyers who want the Kakaako lifestyle without the Ward Village price tag consistently find value in these buildings.

801 South Street: The Value Anchor

No discussion of Kakaako condominiums is complete without addressing 801 South Street — the largest single condo building in the neighborhood with 1,045 units across two towers. At $390,000–$800,000 with an average of $978/sqft, it represents the most accessible entry point into Kakaako for buyers who want modern construction, resort amenities, and proximity to the neighborhood's transformation without paying Ward Village prices.

I have sold and appraised dozens of units at 801 South Street over the years. The building consistently attracts young professionals, investors, and buyers relocating from the mainland who want urban Honolulu living at a reasonable price. Rental demand is strong, and the building's size creates a liquid resale market.

What's Coming: Waiakoa and the Our Kakaako Master Plan

The most significant development on the horizon for Kakaako is Waiakoa — a 1,032-unit, two-tower project at 756 Auahi Street, part of Kamehameha Schools' "Our Kakaako" master plan. With groundbreaking anticipated in 2026, Waiakoa will add over 1,000 new units to the neighborhood and further cement Kakaako's position as Honolulu's premier urban living destination.

The Our Kakaako master plan encompasses 29 acres and is designed as a mixed-use, mixed-income community — a deliberate contrast to the pure luxury positioning of Ward Village. This creates a more diverse and resilient neighborhood fabric, which in my experience as an appraiser, is a positive indicator for long-term value stability.

"Kakaako is the only neighborhood in Honolulu where you can buy a $400,000 condo and a $10 million penthouse on the same block. That range — and the quality of what's been built here over the last 15 years — is what makes this neighborhood unlike anything else in Hawaii." — Jeb Fuller, Honolulu Condo Company

Kakaako's Condominium Expert

Jeb Fuller is the only broker in Hawaii who is both a Certified General Appraiser and a Certified Condominium Specialist® — with deep expertise in every Kakaako building from 801 South Street to Waiea, and over 25 years as Honolulu's Condo Expert.

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