Ward Village residence · 987 Queen Street

Aʻaliʻi

Efficient square footage makes layout and storage do more of the work.

Active residences
20
Median asking
$635K
Asking range
$500K–$1.43M
Interior range
282 sf–842 sf

Active fee-simple residences as of August 23, 2026; figures update as listings change.

Aʻaliʻi attracts buyers who want a newer Kakaʻako building without automatically moving into a large luxury footprint. The tradeoff is that small differences in layout, storage, furniture placement and parking can have an outsized effect on how a unit lives.

Compare usable space rather than bedroom labels alone. Confirm the exact interior area, lanai, parking, storage, view exposure and recurring charges, then read the condominium documents for reserves, insurance and planned work.

12-month building history

What has actually closed

Fee-simple residences · HiCentral MLS · rolling 365 days

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Compare Aʻaliʻi in four passes

These are the questions that should survive even when the listing, staging and sales language change.

  1. Usable layout

    Measure furniture walls, storage and circulation. Two units with similar square footage can function very differently.

  2. Parking and storage

    Confirm whether each right is included, assigned or separate, and where it sits relative to elevators and loading access.

  3. View exposure

    Check the actual outlook and neighboring development from the unit line. A floor number alone does not describe the view.

  4. Resale pool

    Think about who can comfortably use the floor plan and monthly cost, not only whether the current finishes photograph well.

Aʻaliʻi

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Send us both MLS numbers. We’ll help compare the unit line, carrying cost, documents and resale questions before you decide which one deserves a showing.