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Description:  There are two triangular shaped towers house one, two and three bedroom units, plus a five level block of luxury penthouses bridging the two towers. . A luxurious façade is created with aqua reflective glass and pink toned granite panels. The net effect is a distinguished landmark building.  The street level offers several large stores and an Internet café, and the second floor is office space.  

Parking is conveyed and residents have assigned parking of one, two or three spaces. Penthouse owners have five spaces. All stalls are located within a 12 story secured parking structure. A unique feature is the 15th floor outdoor recreation area highlighted by a lap pool for serious swimming, a large free form pool with a waterfall and two spas.  Other amenities include central air conditioning, individually metered for each unit.

Building Details:  

Land Tenure:  Fee Simple and Lease Hold; recently the landowner has offered the fee for purchase for the first time;  lease hold expires in 2055.

Security: The security system is quite sophisticated. Guests and residents are monitored with unique keycards which control all passage. Private security guard on the premises.

Parking:  Deeded; covered and assigned; There are 567 parking spaces and 20 guest parking spaces.

Pets: Dogs under 40 pounds and cats are permitted with Association approval.

Supermarkets: Food Pantry - 444 Hobron Lane, Don Quijote - 801 Kaheka Street, Foodland at Ala Moana Center.

Regional Mall: Ala Moana Center - 1450 Ala Moana Boulevard.

Comments:  Developed and built during the Japan bubble economy years, Waikiki Landmark was destined to become one of the most prestigious condominium properties in Hawaii. Then the bubble burst and the developer went bankrupt before sales could begin. Both buildings remained vacant for many years while the banks tried to find a buyer through foreclosure.  At the time of this writing, the landowner has offered the fee for purchase for the first time. Lease expires in 2055.

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