Kalae

Kalae at Ward Village is a 38-story, 330-unit ultra-luxury oceanfront condominium tower currently under construction at 1000 Ala Moana Boulevard in Kakaʻako, Honolulu. Occupying one of the final “front-row” oceanfront parcels in Ward Village, Kalae is expected to complete in 2028 with pricing ranging from $1.2 million to $5.3 million. Designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz with interiors by AD Top 100 designer Nicole Hollis, Kalae offers 1-3 bedroom residences averaging $1,912 per square foot—positioning it competitively within Ward Village’s luxury tier alongside Victoria Place and below the ultra-premium Waiea.

As of June 30, 2026, Kalae was 94% under contract, making it one of the fastest-selling towers in Ward Village’s 60-acre master-planned community. The development features signature amenities including four Mālie Courtyards at ground level, a Level 5 club-style amenity deck with three pools, and ocean-facing residences with unobstructed views of Kewalo Basin Harbor and the Pacific Ocean.

Why Kalae Matters: One of Oʻahu’s Last Oceanfront Luxury Parcels

Kalae represents a rare opportunity in Honolulu’s luxury condominium market. It occupies one of the last remaining “front-row” oceanfront parcels on Oʻahu’s south shore—a positioning shared by only two other completed Ward Village towers: Waiea (2016) and Victoria Place (2024). Additional front-row towers are coming behind it: The Launiu is under construction, and ʻIlima and Melia are selling pre-construction — but once Ward Village’s master plan buildout completes, no similar oceanfront development opportunities will remain in urban Honolulu.

The tower’s mauka-makai (mountain-to-ocean) orientation preserves coastal view corridors while maximizing ocean vistas for residents. Kalae directly frames the makai entrance to Victoria Ward Park and sits across Ala Moana Boulevard from the newly renovated Kewalo Basin Harbor—a 30-acre working waterfront that provides recreational access for boating, fishing, and ocean sports.

Building Specifications & Architecture

Address: 1000 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, HI 96814
Stories: 38
Total Units: 330 residences
Unit Mix: One-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations
Floor Plans: 10 distinct layouts
Tenure: Fee Simple
Pet Policy: Pets allowed
Architect: Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB)
Lead Designer: Benjamin Wrigley, Principal (SCB San Francisco)
Interior Designer: Nicole Hollis (AD Top 100 2024)
Landscape Architect: VITA Planning & Landscape Architecture (Don Vita)
General Contractor: Layton Construction

Architectural Design & Inspiration

Solomon Cordwell Buenz—the Chicago-based architecture firm behind Ward Village’s Anaha and Victoria Place—designed Kalae with principal architect Benjamin Wrigley leading the project from SCB’s San Francisco office. The tower’s design draws inspiration from Moorish-influenced 1920s Honolulu landmarks including Shangri La (Doris Duke’s oceanfront estate), the Halekūlani Hotel, and the Honolulu Museum of Art.

The façade features a zellige tile-inspired pattern executed in light-colored limestone with varied textures and dark metalwork accents, creating visual depth and referencing historical Hawaiian architecture. The mauka-makai tower orientation aligns with Ward Village’s master plan guidelines to preserve view corridors and enhance the pedestrian experience at ground level.

Nicole Hollis Interiors

Nicole Hollis—recognized as one of Architectural Digest’s Top 100 designers in 2024—brings her signature minimalist, materiality-focused aesthetic to Kalae’s interior design. Hollis previously designed interiors for Kona Village Resort and 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay, demonstrating deep familiarity with Hawaiʻi’s luxury hospitality market. Her approach emphasizes natural materials, thoughtful light modulation, and understated elegance that complements rather than competes with ocean views.

Unit Sizes, Layouts & Pricing

Kalae offers 330 residences across 10 distinct floor plans, with approximately 10 units per floor in a typical configuration: four one-bedroom units, four two-bedroom units, and two three-bedroom units. All residences feature 9-foot floor-to-ceiling windows, Juliet balconies in living rooms, and open-concept floor plans integrating kitchen, living, and dining spaces.

Unit Size Ranges by Configuration

1-Bedroom Units (Res. 03, 05, 07, 08):
799–941 square feet | Some configurations include dens

2-Bedroom Units (Res. 02, 06, 09, 10):
1,160–1,411 square feet | Multiple layout options

3-Bedroom Units (Res. 00, 01):
1,720–1,878 square feet | Includes study; only two units per floor

Pricing & Market Positioning

As of Q3 2025, Kalae pricing ranges from $1.2 million to $5.3 million across all unit types, averaging approximately $1,912 per square foot. This positions Kalae competitively within Ward Village’s luxury tier—comparable to Victoria Place ($1,900–$2,100/sq ft) and below ultra-premium towers like Waiea ($2,000–$2,200/sq ft) and the forthcoming ʻIlima/Melia developments (projected $2,200–$2,500+/sq ft).

1-Bedroom Pricing: $1.2M – $1.75M (~$1,500–$1,900/sq ft)
2-Bedroom Pricing: $1.8M – $2.5M (~$1,550–$1,990/sq ft)
3-Bedroom Pricing: $3.6M – $5.3M (~$2,000–$2,100/sq ft)

Sample Active Listings (Q3 2025 Data)

• Unit #909: 2-bedroom, 2-bath | 1,206 sq ft | $2,398,000 ($1,988/sq ft)
• Unit #1505: 1-bedroom | 808 sq ft | $1,520,000 ($1,881/sq ft)
• Unit #2507: 1-bedroom | 808 sq ft | $1,555,000 ($1,924/sq ft)
• Unit #1303: 1-bedroom | 808 sq ft | $1,646,000 ($2,037/sq ft)

Estimated Monthly Carrying Costs

Prospective buyers should budget for the following estimated monthly costs in addition to mortgage payments:

Maintenance/HOA Fees: $1.30–$1.31 per square foot
(~$1,000–$2,500/month depending on unit size)

Association Fee: $35/month (standard Ward Village fee)

Property Tax: Approximately 0.28% of assessed value
(~$300–$1,200/month depending on purchase price)

Total Monthly Carrying Costs: $2,200–$3,500+ excluding mortgage

Amenities: The Mālie Courtyards & Level 5 Club Deck

Kalae’s amenity program differentiates itself through the signature Mālie Courtyards at ground level and a comprehensive Level 5 club-style amenity deck with three distinct pool experiences. The amenity design emphasizes indoor-outdoor integration, privacy, and resort-caliber wellness facilities.

Level 1: The Mālie Courtyards (Signature Amenity)

Named after the Hawaiian concept of peaceful, graceful spaces, the four Mālie Courtyards provide semi-private indoor-outdoor gathering spaces unique to Kalae within the Ward Village portfolio. Designed by VITA Planning & Landscape Architecture, each courtyard features:

• Fragrant flowering plants and signature tropical plantings
• Shade pavilions with handcrafted tiles
• Water features and Moorish-influenced design details
• Configurable event spaces accommodating up to 100 guests
• Handcrafted shutters and custom tilework

The courtyards create a traditional Hawaiian entry sequence through an indoor-outdoor lobby experience, departing from the conventional high-rise arrival typical of urban Honolulu condominiums. This ground-level activation also includes retail spaces and café frontage along Ward Avenue and Auahi Street, contributing to Ward Village’s walkable urban fabric.

Level 5: Club-Style Amenity Deck

The fifth-floor amenity deck provides residents with resort-caliber facilities across multiple zones:

Pool Complex (Three Distinct Experiences):

• Resort-style social pool with shallow lounging areas
• Dedicated lap pool for fitness swimming
• Signature infinity pool (makai-facing) overlooking Victoria Ward Park and the ocean
• Pool pavilion with shade structures

Wellness & Fitness Center:

• Spa facilities with treatment rooms
• Fitness studio with cardio and strength equipment
• Movement studio for yoga, Pilates, and stretching
• Personal training room with recovery equipment
• Men’s and women’s locker rooms with saunas and showers

Social & Entertainment Spaces:

• Owners lounge with curated ocean and city views (unique to Kalae)
• Private dining room with catering kitchen
• BBQ areas with built-in grills and pizza ovens
• Great lawn for events and gatherings

Practical Amenities:

• Guest suites for visiting family and friends
• Dog run for pet owners
• Secured bicycle storage
• Board storage (surfboards, stand-up paddleboards)
• 24-hour security and concierge
• On-site resident management

Residence Features & Finishes

Nicole Hollis’s interior design vision is expressed through carefully curated materials and finishes available in light or dark color palettes:

Living Spaces

• 9-foot floor-to-ceiling windows throughout
• Juliet balconies in all living rooms
• Open floor plans (kitchen/living/dining integration)
• Wide-plank oak engineered wood flooring
• Custom millwork and built-in storage

Kitchens

• Studio Becker custom cabinetry
• Quartzite stone islands and countertops
• Wolf gas cooktop and wall oven
• Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine refrigerator
• Appliance garage for concealed storage
• Undermount sinks with designer fixtures

Bathrooms

• Studio Becker custom cabinetry
• Marble stone countertops
• Limestone flooring
• Accent lighting and mirrors
• Premium plumbing fixtures

Location & Front-Row Oceanfront Significance

Kalae’s address at 1000 Ala Moana Boulevard places it directly along Honolulu’s primary coastal corridor with unobstructed Pacific Ocean views. This “front-row” positioning is increasingly rare—only three Ward Village towers share this oceanfront designation among completed projects: Waiea (174 units, 2016), Victoria Place (350 units, 2024), and Kalae (330 units, 2028).

Front-Row Parcel Scarcity

Once Ward Village completes its master-planned buildout, no additional oceanfront development parcels will remain in urban Honolulu south of Downtown. The final front-row parcels—currently allocated to The Launiu, ʻIlima, and Melia—represent the last opportunity for new construction luxury condominiums with direct ocean frontage in Kakaʻako. This scarcity fundamentally differentiates front-row towers from “second-row” or park-adjacent developments in terms of view permanence and investment positioning.

Proximity to Key Destinations

Kewalo Basin Harbor: Directly across Ala Moana Boulevard; ocean and harbor views from residences. The 30-acre working harbor underwent a $20 million renovation by Howard Hughes Corporation in 2014 and provides recreational access for personal vessels, charter fishing, diving excursions, and ocean sports.

Victoria Ward Park (Makai Section): Immediately adjacent; Kalae frames the park’s makai entrance, providing residents with direct access to 5+ acres of open green space, walking paths, and community gathering areas.

Ala Moana Beach Park: 0.2 miles via the $17.8 million elevated pedestrian walkway completed in May 2025, connecting Ward Village to one of Oʻahu’s most popular beach parks.

Ala Moana Center: 0.3 miles walking distance; the world’s largest open-air shopping center with 290+ stores, luxury retail, and dining.

Downtown Honolulu: 1 mile east; walkable access to business district, restaurants, and cultural institutions.

Waikīkī: 2 miles east; accessible via Ala Moana Boulevard or future Skyline rail.

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport: 8 miles via Ala Moana Boulevard.

Walkability & Transit Access

Kalae’s location scores 89 (Very Walkable) on Walk Score and 68 (Excellent Transit) on Transit Score, reflecting Kakaʻako’s urban infrastructure and proximity to employment, retail, and recreational destinations. A future Skyline rail station planned near Ward Village (part of the city-center extension, currently expected around 2031; the Ala Moana segment has been deferred) would further enhance transit connectivity to West Oʻahu, the airport, and Downtown Honolulu.

Reserved Housing Status: 100% Market-Rate

Unlike several Ward Village towers developed under Hawaiʻi Community Development Authority (HCDA) requirements, Kalae contains no reserved housing units. All 330 residences are market-rate, contrasting with developments like Ke Kilohana (424 reserved units) and Ulana (697 reserved units for workforce and affordable housing).

This 100% market-rate structure reflects Kalae’s positioning as an ultra-luxury oceanfront development and the specific terms under which Howard Hughes Corporation received entitlements for this parcel. Buyers should note that this differs from other Ward Village towers where reserved housing components provide workforce and affordable options for kamaʻāina families.

Construction Timeline & Status

September 2022: Sales brochure released; pre-sales launch
October 2022: Initial 165 unrestricted units sold out
October 28, 2022: Additional 165 owner-occupied units released
December 5, 2022: All ownership restrictions removed
Q3 2023: 85% pre-sold milestone reached
January 19, 2024: Official groundbreaking ceremony
Q3 2025: 93% pre-sold; vertical construction underway
Expected Completion: 2028 (extended from original 2026-2027 estimates)

Layton Construction—one of Hawaiʻi’s top five general contractors per Engineering News-Record rankings—is executing the construction. The extended timeline reflects both the complexity of oceanfront high-rise construction and broader market factors affecting development schedules across Ward Village.

Economic Impact (Construction Period)

According to Howard Hughes Corporation projections, Kalae’s construction is expected to generate:

• Total Economic Impact: $606 million during construction
• Workers’ Earnings: $198 million over the construction period
• State Tax Revenue: $37 million during construction
• Jobs Sustained: 850+ jobs per year across three years
• Real Property Tax (30-year projection): $127 million post-completion

Ward Village Master Plan Context

Kalae represents the 10th tower within Ward Village’s 60-acre master-planned community—one of the most ambitious urban redevelopment projects in the United States. Approved by the HCDA in 2009, the master plan envisions 14 residential towers totaling 4,500–5,839 condominium units, integrated retail and dining, 20+ acres of parks and open space, and a walkable urban neighborhood connecting Downtown Honolulu to Waikīkī.

Ward Village Recognition & Certifications

• “Best Planned Community in the United States” – Architectural Digest (2017)
• LEED-ND Platinum Certification – Largest LEED-ND Platinum community in the U.S.
• “Master Planned Community of the Year” – National Association of Home Builders (2018)

Ward Village Tower Completion Status (July 2026)

Completed Towers:

• Waiea (2016, 174 units) – Ultra-luxury flagship
• Anaha (2017, 317 units) – Luxury
• Aeʻo (2018, 466 units) – Luxury
• Ke Kilohana (2019, 424 units) – Reserved/Affordable housing
• ʻAʻaliʻi (2021, 750 units) – Mixed
• Kōʻula (2022, 400 units) – Luxury
• Victoria Place (2024, 350 units) – Ultra-luxury oceanfront
• Ulana (2025, 697 units) – Reserved workforce/affordable housing
• The Park Ward Village (2026, 546 units) – Park-adjacent; first move-ins June 2, 2026

Under Construction:

• Kalae (330 units, 94% under contract as of June 30, 2026) – Oceanfront ultra-luxury
• The Launiu (486 units, ~71% pre-sold as of late 2025) – Oceanfront luxury

Now Selling / In Planning:

• ʻIlima (148 units) – Ultra-premium oceanfront
• Melia (221 units) – Ultra-premium oceanfront
• Mahana – Now Selling; confirm current releases with Ward Village, with KAK 25-045 regulatory history tracked separately

Kalae’s position as the 10th tower reflects Ward Village’s buildout progression and its strategic timing within the final phase of oceanfront development.

Kalae vs. Other Ward Village Luxury Towers

Understanding Kalae’s positioning requires comparison to Ward Village’s other front-row oceanfront towers: Waiea and Victoria Place.

Front-Row Oceanfront Comparison

Waiea (Completed 2016):
36 stories | 174 units | Architect: James K.M. Cheng / WCIT Architecture
Pricing: $2,000–$2,200/sq ft average
Signature: Curved glass façade, first Ward Village ultra-luxury tower
Positioning: Ultra-premium flagship

Victoria Place (Completed 2024):
40 stories | 350 units | Architect: SCB (Benjamin Wrigley)
Pricing: $1,900–$2,100/sq ft average
1-BR: $1.78M–$1.9M | 2-BR: $1.99M–$2.28M | 3-BR: Up to $5.1M
Signature: Lauhala Pool House, extensive amenities
Positioning: Luxury front-row

Kalae (Completion 2028):
38 stories | 330 units | Architect: SCB (Benjamin Wrigley)
Pricing: $1,912/sq ft average
1-BR: $1.2M–$1.75M | 2-BR: $1.8M–$2.5M | 3-BR: $3.6M–$5.3M
Signature: Four Mālie Courtyards, Owners Lounge
Positioning: Luxury front-row (competitive with Victoria Place)

Key Differentiators for Kalae

1. Mālie Courtyards: Four ground-floor semi-private gathering spaces unique to Kalae within the Ward Village portfolio
2. Owners Lounge: Dedicated resident social space with curated views—not featured in all Ward Village towers
3. 1920s Architectural Heritage: Explicit design references to Shangri La, Halekūlani, and Honolulu Museum of Art
4. Nicole Hollis Interiors: AD Top 100 designer with Hawaiʻi luxury hospitality experience (Kona Village, 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay)
5. 100% Market-Rate: No reserved housing component (unlike Ke Kilohana, Ulana)
6. Competitive Pricing: Slightly below Victoria Place, significantly below Waiea and forthcoming ʻIlima/Melia

Investment Perspective & Market Outlook

Kalae’s 94% under-contract rate as of June 30, 2026—achieved before vertical construction completion—demonstrates strong buyer confidence in Ward Village’s oceanfront luxury segment. Several factors contribute to Kalae’s investment positioning:

Scarcity Value

Front-row oceanfront parcels represent finite inventory. Once Ward Village’s master plan completes, no additional oceanfront development sites will exist in urban Honolulu south of Downtown. This scarcity premium historically drives value appreciation for first-tier oceanfront properties relative to park-adjacent or second-row developments.

Pricing Competitiveness

At $1,912/sq ft average, Kalae offers a pricing advantage relative to Waiea ($2,000–$2,200/sq ft) and the forthcoming ultra-premium ʻIlima and Melia towers (projected $2,200–$2,500+/sq ft). For buyers seeking front-row oceanfront positioning without ultra-premium pricing, Kalae and Victoria Place represent the most accessible entry points.

Developer Track Record

Howard Hughes Corporation has completed eight Ward Village towers since 2016, establishing a proven delivery record and demonstrating financial capacity to execute complex high-rise developments. The corporation’s continued investment in infrastructure—including the $17.8 million elevated walkway to Ala Moana Beach Park—enhances the long-term value proposition for all Ward Village properties.

Honolulu Luxury Condo Market Dynamics

Honolulu’s luxury condominium market remains supply-constrained, particularly for new construction oceanfront inventory. Limited land availability, complex entitlement processes, and high construction costs create barriers to new luxury supply, supporting long-term value stability for well-positioned projects like Kalae.

Risks & Considerations

Prospective buyers should consider several risk factors:

• Construction Timeline: The completion date has already extended from 2026-27 to 2028; further delays could occur.
• Market Volatility: Economic downturns, interest rate fluctuations, or shifts in buyer demand could impact resale values.
• Carrying Costs: Monthly HOA fees of $1.30–$1.31/sq ft plus property taxes require significant ongoing cash flow.
• Competition: The Launiu, ʻIlima, and Melia will deliver additional oceanfront inventory, potentially creating near-term resale competition.
• Pre-Construction Purchase: Buying pre-construction carries inherent risks related to project delivery, finish quality, and market conditions at completion.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Front-row oceanfront location on one of Oʻahu’s last available luxury parcels
• Unobstructed Pacific Ocean views with permanent view protection
• Competitive pricing at $1,912/sq ft vs. Waiea and future ultra-premium towers
• 94% under contract as of June 30, 2026, demonstrating strong market demand
• Four Mālie Courtyards provide unique ground-level gathering spaces
• Nicole Hollis interior design brings AD Top 100 design pedigree
• Comprehensive amenities including three pools, spa, fitness center, owners lounge
• Walk Score 89 (Very Walkable) with proximity to Ala Moana Center, beaches, dining
• Howard Hughes Corporation track record with eight completed Ward Village towers
• Kewalo Basin proximity for boating, fishing, ocean recreation
• Pet-friendly building with dog run amenity
• Fee simple ownership (not leasehold)

Cons

• Extended completion timeline to 2028 (delayed from original 2026-27 estimates)
• High carrying costs: $1.30–$1.31/sq ft HOA fees plus property taxes (~$2,200–$3,500+/month)
• Pre-construction purchase risk with 2+ years until delivery
• No reserved housing component means no workforce/affordable options
• Future oceanfront competition from The Launiu, ʻIlima, and Melia deliveries
• No penthouse pricing transparency (top-tier unit prices not publicly disclosed)
• Juliet balconies only (no full-depth lanais in most units)
• Construction noise and activity in Ward Village area through 2028+
• Limited parking details (parking allocation not specified in available documentation)
• Market-rate only pricing may limit accessibility for local buyers

Frequently Asked Questions

When will Kalae be completed?

Kalae is expected to complete in 2028. The project broke ground in January 2024, with vertical construction underway as of 2025. The original completion timeline of late 2026 to early 2027 has been extended by approximately 12-18 months.

How many units are still available?

As of June 30, 2026, Kalae was 94% under contract, implying approximately 6% was not under contract at that reporting date. This is not the same as current available inventory; prospective buyers should contact the sales team directly.

What is the price per square foot at Kalae?

Kalae averages approximately $1,912 per square foot across all unit types. One-bedroom units range from $1,500–$1,900/sq ft, two-bedroom units from $1,550–$1,990/sq ft, and three-bedroom units from $2,000–$2,100/sq ft.

Does Kalae have affordable or workforce housing units?

No. Kalae is 100% market-rate with no reserved housing component. All 330 units are luxury condominiums priced from $1.2 million to $5.3 million.

What are the HOA fees at Kalae?

Estimated maintenance fees are $1.30–$1.31 per square foot, translating to approximately $1,000–$2,500 per month depending on unit size. An additional $35/month association fee applies to all units.

Is Kalae pet-friendly?

Yes. Kalae allows pets and includes a dedicated dog run amenity on the Level 5 amenity deck.

How does Kalae compare to Waiea and Victoria Place?

Kalae is the third front-row oceanfront tower at Ward Village after Waiea (2016) and Victoria Place (2024). Kalae’s pricing (~$1,912/sq ft) is comparable to Victoria Place and below Waiea. Kalae’s unique differentiators include the four Mālie Courtyards and Nicole Hollis interior design.

What amenities does Kalae offer?

Kalae features four ground-level Mālie Courtyards, three pools (resort-style, lap, and infinity), spa facilities, fitness and movement studios, owners lounge, private dining room, BBQ areas, guest suites, dog run, and 24-hour security.

Can I see ocean views from Kalae units?

Yes. Kalae’s front-row oceanfront location provides unobstructed Pacific Ocean and Kewalo Basin Harbor views from ocean-facing units. The mauka-makai tower orientation maximizes ocean vistas.

Is parking included with Kalae residences?

Parking allocation details are not specified in publicly available documentation. Prospective buyers should confirm parking provisions with the sales team.

What is the ownership structure at Kalae?

Fee simple (not leasehold). Buyers receive full ownership of their units with no ground lease.

Who designed Kalae?

Solomon Cordwell Buenz (architect Benjamin Wrigley) designed the building architecture. Nicole Hollis designed the interiors. VITA Planning designed the landscape and Mālie Courtyards.

How walkable is Kalae’s location?

Kalae scores 89 (Very Walkable) on Walk Score and 68 (Excellent Transit) on Transit Score. Ala Moana Center is 0.3 miles walking, Ala Moana Beach Park is 0.2 miles via the elevated walkway, and Downtown Honolulu is 1 mile.

Are there any Kalae units available for resale?

With 94% of units under contract as of June 30, 2026, limited resale inventory exists during the pre-construction phase. Active listings in Q3 2025 included 1-bedroom units from $1.52M and 2-bedroom units from $2.4M. Check current MLS listings for availability.

What is the investment outlook for Kalae?

Kalae benefits from front-row oceanfront scarcity, competitive pricing relative to other Ward Village luxury towers, and Howard Hughes Corporation’s proven development track record. Risks include the extended completion timeline, high carrying costs, and future competition from additional oceanfront towers.

Summary: Is Kalae Right for You?

Kalae at Ward Village represents one of the final opportunities to own a front-row oceanfront luxury condominium in urban Honolulu. With 330 residences across 38 stories, designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz with interiors by Nicole Hollis, Kalae offers 1-3 bedroom units ranging from $1.2 million to $5.3 million—averaging $1,912 per square foot.

The development’s signature Mālie Courtyards, comprehensive Level 5 amenity deck, and unobstructed ocean views position it competitively within Ward Village’s luxury tier. At 94% under contract as of June 30, 2026, Kalae has demonstrated strong market demand despite an extended completion timeline to 2028.

Prospective buyers seeking oceanfront luxury positioning, resort-caliber amenities, and access to Ward Village’s walkable urban environment will find Kalae compelling. Those concerned about pre-construction purchase risks, high carrying costs, or extended delivery timelines should carefully evaluate their priorities and financial capacity before committing.

For buyers who value scarcity, ocean views, and the Ward Village lifestyle, Kalae offers a rare opportunity to secure one of Oʻahu’s last oceanfront luxury residences.