Ward Village residence · 1001 Queen Street

Aeʻo

Direct retail access is convenient; unit line and carrying cost still decide the value.

Active residences
21
Median asking
$1.04M
Asking range
$530K–$2.10M
Interior range
407 sf–1,334 sf

Active fee-simple residences as of September 15, 2026; figures update as listings change.

Aeʻo places residences directly above a major retail anchor, but convenience is only one part of the comparison. Studio through larger floor plans vary by line, elevation, exposure, interior efficiency, parking and storage, and those differences can outweigh a broad building average.

Compare the exact unit with the surrounding development plan, not only today’s view. Confirm association charges, reserves, insurance, assessments, parking and storage rights, then read the current rules for moves, deliveries, guests, pets and access through the mixed-use property.

Two-year building history

What has actually closed

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Review available individual sales, median price, price per square foot, market time, closing pace and repeat unit lines.

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Compare Aeʻo in four passes

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

  1. Unit line and view corridor

    Match line, elevation and exposure, including existing and planned neighboring buildings, before assigning a view premium.

  2. Layout efficiency

    Compare usable walls, circulation, storage and furniture fit; similar interior areas can function very differently.

  3. Parking and mixed-use access

    Verify stall and storage rights, residential entry, loading, guest parking and how retail activity intersects with daily routines.

  4. Building financials

    Review current charges, reserves, insurance, meeting records, assessments and planned work rather than relying on an original sales package.

Current Aeʻo listings

The cards below are exact HiCentral building-name matches, not a loose address or remarks search. The public site shows fee-simple residences and excludes storage-only records.

All Aeʻo listings

Listing information from HiCentral MLS through the licensed Repliers feed. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Availability, fees and property facts can change.

Aeʻo

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