Kaliʻu

Kaliʻu is the front-row tower of Our Kakaʻako: the block on Ala Moana Boulevard between Coral and Cooke Streets, with ocean, harbor and Diamond Head views opening to the south and east. It is also deliberately small. Where most new Kakaʻako towers carry 400 to 800 residences, Kaliʻu has 285 — fewer neighbors per elevator, fewer people at the pool, and a building that feels closer to a private residence club than a high-rise.

Renderings courtesy of the developer. Conceptual and subject to change.

The developer is ProsPac Holdings, the Honolulu firm behind Azure Ala Moana, building on Kamehameha Schools land as part of the Our Kakaʻako master plan. The finish level is the other half of the story: Miele kitchens, TOTO fixtures, nine-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass in every home, and a signature three-bedroom stack served by its own private elevator.

There is no lottery here. Kaliʻu sells first come, first served, which means the residence you want is available until someone else writes on it.

Kaliʻu at a Glance

Choosing a Residence

Every home at Kaliʻu shares the same finish standard. What separates them is size, elevator access, and — above all — which way the home faces. In a front-row tower, orientation is most of the price.

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

The Residences

Residences begin above the parking and amenity levels, so every home sits well above the street. South-facing homes look across Ala Moana Boulevard toward the ocean; east-facing homes look toward Diamond Head; west and north exposures take in the harbor and the city.

Finishes

Floor plans, square footages, finish schedules, unit mix by floor, parking allocations and maintenance fee estimates are established by the developer and are subject to change until stated in the Developer’s Public Report and your executed purchase contract. Ask us for the current plan set for any residence you are considering.

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Amenities

Kaliʻu’s amenity program sits on a deck of roughly 39,500 square feet on the sixth floor, and it leans hard toward wellness — recovery rooms, plunge pools and spa spaces that are rare even among Honolulu’s luxury towers.

Amenity programming is drawn from the developer’s published plans and remains subject to change through construction. A wellness program this extensive has a real cost to run — read it against the association budget in the project documents.

The Site & Neighborhood

Kaliʻu fills the Ala Moana Boulevard frontage of the block bounded by Coral, Auahi and Cooke Streets. This is the walkable center of Kakaʻako: SALT across the street, Ward Village a short walk east, and downtown Honolulu a short walk west.

Where the Project Stands

• Approvals — Kamehameha Schools selected ProsPac to develop the Ala Moana Boulevard frontage of the block, and the project received its HCDA approval.
• Sales launch — the developer opened sales on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Currently — selling pre-construction. Developer inventory changes as contracts are written, and some contracted residences are also being offered for resale on the MLS before completion.

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Buying at Kaliʻu

A pre-construction luxury purchase runs on a sales agreement and a set of project documents that are long, specific and unforgiving about deadlines. These are the points that matter most.

• Developer inventory or MLS resale — a residence bought from the developer and a contracted residence offered for resale before completion are different transactions with different terms. We can show you both and compare them side by side.
• Deposit schedule — get the deposit amounts and timing in writing before you reserve, and understand when each deposit becomes non-refundable.
• The Developer’s Public Report — governs the sale: unit descriptions, common and limited common elements, the association budget, use and rental restrictions, pet rules and the developer’s reserved rights. Read it before you write.
• Thirty-day cancellation right — Hawaiʻi condominium law affords 30 days from delivery of the developer’s report and project documents to cancel, with the deposit refunded less escrow cancellation costs up to $250.
• Thirty-day arbitration election — separately, you generally have 30 days from the date of the sales agreement to elect out of its arbitration provisions and class action waiver. Both bind if the window passes.
• Financing at delivery — your loan is underwritten near closing rather than today. Rates, your income and the building’s lending status can all change in between.
• Carrying costs — maintenance fees at delivery are developer estimates and tend to increase over time. In a building with an amenity program this extensive, give the association budget a genuine read.
• Delivery — your orientation walkthrough precedes closing. Understand your remedies if completion does not occur by the outside date stated in your sales agreement.

Project Details

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We will pull current availability and pricing from the developer and the MLS, walk you through orientation and views stack by stack, review the deposit schedule and project documents with you, and give you a straight comparison against other new towers in Kakaʻako and Ward Village. Please connect with us before your first visit to the sales gallery.

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