I love it here!! My favorite property i have ever lived at. Affordable and actually a positive…read moreforce for the local community--managed by locals as well My only gripe is their fire alarm is very sensitive but this place has lots of seniors who live here so I totally understand why.

The worst management I have ever met. The entire office is toxic. They lie and mistreat the…read moreresidents. They are super lazy, and the lobby and wash room are disgusting. As is the elevators and all the floors. I've lived here for five months during the pandemic, and they haven't vacuumed the floors once. And because I complained, they tried to use their attorneys to illegally evict me and my mom from our apartment. Several neighbors have echoed the same complaints I have. I can't wait to move out.

Love Love Love Diamond Head Sands!! Dan is such a great…read moreresident manager at this property!! He always take care of us and this property so well!! We can't live without Dan! Thank you Dan!! I want to appreciate you so much for being our Ohana!! Best location by the Diamond Head, walk to the beautiful beach and Kapiolani park. Quiet and great neighborhood in this area!

Let me begin by saying that Dan Gomez, the resident manager here, is THE MAN! His predecessor was…read moreless than stellar and I always found him outside the office mean-mugging instead of doing anything productive. Our journey as Diamondhead Sands residents began four years ago and we just moved out to build a house of our own, as we were sick of paying into the endless black abyss that is tenant rent. You will see from the pictures attached that this was a beautiful space for us to call home. We were lucky enough to have a Diamondhead view from the kitchen, a plumeria tree and Kapi'olani Park view from our bedroom, and a peek-a-boo ocean view from our lanai! The neighborhood is fully walkable with restaurants such as Bogart's, Da Cove Health Bar, Pioneer Saloon and Diamondhead Market and Grill to boast! Insider's tip...Diamondhead Market has the cheapest price in town for our favorite beer (Maui Double Overhead) and a pretty extensive beer and wine selection overall. In addition to drinks and eats, there are at least three parks, two gardens and a plethora of beaches within twenty minutes on foot. Waikiki is also right there, if you are into that madness. I must also add the weekly Friday night fireworks, which we took advantage of as often as possible. They begin during winter at 7:45 and summer at 8:00 each Friday evening. All in all, Diamondhead Sands was a phenomenal place to live. While being close to so many things, it is extremely safe and quiet. I highly recommend!

I wanted to write this review on how amazing Sky Tower Apartments are especially Martin. As a…read morevendor he has been amazing with his communication skills and being so organized in juggling us and other vendors to serve the residence and keep the building immaculate. He is also always there to answer our calls right away. Working together with him has been great . From the way he talks to the residence in helping them understand what we are there to do and being on another level with them .I can tell from the way the residence talk to him that they trust all his does for them. Sky Tower Apartments is lucky to have him. Keep up the good work.

Ok let me start by addressing things that this previous person made comments on…read more 1. Only idiots with self entitled attitudes would comment on racism because they think everyone is racist towards them and don't see the fact that they themselves are assholes. 2. The pool being disgusting is one of the many reasons why they went through a lot of resident managers because the others weren't pulling their weight. I challenge anyone to look at the pool now. It's absolutely stunning! 3. It's a 60+ year old building so the fact that Frank and the board are taking the time to address issues for repair to bring this old building into the 21st century is remarkable, But of course an owner would appreciate and understand this more than a renter because the value of their property is going up. 4. They have vestibules on each end of the corridors with trash bins that people dump in. Every morning the maintenance guy comes and empties it. That's the equivalent of having a trash chute. The doors closed ensure the smell doesn't go into the units. Overall Sky Tower is an amazing complex with a diverse community. Sure it's not a luxury condo, but it's a step above your average multi dwelling unit. Frank may have his faults but so does everyone else, we're not perfect, and he CARES about the building and the people in it. I wholeheartedly recommend the building to anyone who is interested in buying/renting and its amazing staff to back it up!

We live here and we love it. The cleanliness and prompt service is probably why I wouldn't ever…read moremove until the military sends us elsewhere. The staff are friendly and put their best foot forward when interacting with tenants or guests. The only part of the building that is accessible to the public is the lobby and basement-visitors cannot access residential areas without a key fob or a front desk staff member. Love that we're safe and secure right in the middle of Honolulu's hustle and bustle!

Capitol Place is an awesome place to live. The building is beautiful, and the amenities alone are…read moreworth it. The staff are always pleasant and friendly, and so are the tenants. If you're needing a secure place to live and park, Capitol Place has both. Staff regularly roam the building (including parking, stairwells, etc) through the day and night to ensure everyone's safety. The condo is a very family friendly place to raise your children, and also a good place if you don't have kids. The gym with AC is really nice, and the equipment is kept clean. The kids play area is well maintained and is a safe spot for your keiki to run around. There is also an adjacent dog relief area that is serviced regularly to keep it clean. It's also in a good location in town - close to major businesses in downtown, and several hospitals. The easy freeway access is nice, and major grocery stores are nearby.

Koolani is a pricy apartment complex with many amenities, my favorite being the 20 person private…read moretheatre room. I have been invited here many times by a friend who owns a unit in the building for private screenings of movies. At present the theatre is limited to live tv, DVD, & Blu-ray. Once they add HDMI input it will be perfect! See my pictures. The guest parking is most easily accessed by driving Makai on Pensacola Street crossing Queen Street and entering the building's parking. Park anywhere on the left side. There are about 20 guest parking spaces for the building. Take the parking elevator from level 1 to the lobby on level 3 and register your car with security.

Gorgeous building! The grounds are well-manicured and taken care of…read more.. Beautiful entry & great amenities. The views are breathtaking!

Brian, the leasing agent, is amazing. Building feels safe and comfortable and the staff are so…read morenice. Love it!

We lived here a few years ago. We were super excited to live in such a beautiful complex. But like…read moreothers have said, we didn't notice the downside until a few months in. You do get an amazing view, but you can't open any windows; so yes, you're stuck with the AC being on 24/7. ALSO, if the power goes out, you have no other source of ventilation/cooling. As others have said, the walls are stupidly thin. We were in a unit about a nightclub/bar, I think it was called Scarlet's? Anyways, despite being over 20 floors up, we could HEAR the music, people yelling, etc. Not just that, the unit next to me, had a domestic dispute, so I heard them arguing and then one of them kicking the front door in. Our unit was also missing some vanity fixtures, and despite being there for a year, we never received them. The fire alarms kept going off, so it was impossible to tell if it was a real emergency situation or just mechanical/electrical error. The parking is also small and expensive for you (as the tenant). It's also expensive for visitors as there is no visitor parking, so my family/friends wouldn't visit often despite us being in a prime, beautiful location. We also had an issue with management and an incident that happened on property. A tenant had gotten into a confrontation with my husband in the elevator, then proceeded to vandalize his car and threaten us. PS - my child was with my husband and in the car as this person punched and hit my husband's car with a parking cone. We even had police escort us home as we were afraid that this individual would actually come after our family. Anyways, management did little to ease our worries. The most we got was that the tenant had moved out of the building, we heard he moved to the 9th island.

OK, I don't even know where to start with this place. Now, if I were one of the few lucky folks…read morethat could afford to buy a $4 million condo, then this would be the place I would probably purchase one at. I spent the entire day visiting one of my best friends, and was introduced to, one of the craziest experiences I've ever had in my life. From their own upscale gym to the concierge service bringing champagne to the pool. Literally anything you asked for it was brought to you. And the fact that they are connected to the Alamoana, shopping center and across the street from the beach is quite amazing. needless to say the concierge staff is absolutely amazing and on point. I need to hurry up and win Powerball so I can move into this place and be here full-time lol.

Beautiful and unbelievably posh!! Blacksand did an outstanding job developing Park Lane and the…read moreamenities here as well as the design is unrivalled in all of Honolulu , Hawaii even. The lap pool has free Coola mineral sunscreen that is sold at Nordstrom as well as nearly stacked towels. They've got a cold plunge, as well as a sauna and steam room, even a little tv area for people to relax. Their meeting room is beautiful and great for dinner parties. This is truly the epitome of luxury island living!

PROS: I really like…read morethe apartment, it is roomy, well laid out - believe it or not, the complex was designed by a young Cezar Pelli. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%A9sar_Pelli We got a three bedroom with a huge lanai which has been great for having friends over or just working and hanging out. I can live with the area, I work right downtown and it is super convenient. I love the maintenance guys, they are wonderful...big shout out to them they work hard and keep smiling. (Unfortunately I needed maintenance a lot, see cons). It's been a great spot for my dog and he has made many doggie friends. I love the chickens and baby chicks (feel free to move this to cons if that's not you). Most of my neighbors are very nice and I enjoy kids (kids see cons). The community is a mix of families, many I expect on section 8, students, and some professionals (like me). I really liked Jennifer who helped me with the leasing process and the folks that call when maintenance needs to come in are efficient, friendly, and I believe do their best to help. CONS: I had a plumbing issue for the first three or four months, it was disgusting, the tub would back up with gunk and hair and debris coming from the next door apartment. Finally after maintenance came about 25 times I complained loudly to management and they finally got an outside plumber to come in and fix it. Now there are small blips but mostly the plumbing is fine. If you don't like kids (or kid sounds) beware because the culture seems to be to allow kids to be up late, late, late into the night at least in the summer. I have 5 kids next door aged 2-9 and they literally kept me up until 2am many summer nights. To make it worse, kids need sleep and these kids were exhausted ALL THE TIME, so they screamed and cried...a lot. Sleep is a very important thing. Oh and yes, cockroaches! But note they will send an exterminator. I will say that worst experience so far (which may sound a bit silly) is how I have been treated by the leasing team as I decide if I will stay, go, or move to a smaller unit. I guess I had this crazy idea that they would want to keep a decent tenant paying market rate rent. But they REALLY do not seem to care. I went to the office to ask about moving to a smaller unit and was told that although I'd been living here a year and my circumstances hadn't changed, I'd still need to create a completely separate new application for the lower priced unit. Could I transfer some of my $2,575.00 security deposit to a smaller unit? Nope, AND in addition to the new application AND new deposit they also want a $500 deposit to secure a new place that I can't see. If there was any budge or anything done to make it any easier for me to stay here than go somewhere else, I'd probably have done it but there was absolutely NO effort made. But honestly, it wasn't even the policies making it just as difficult to re-rent here as to go elsewhere...but rather the attitude that made it clear to me that I didn't matter to them and that they were perfectly happy to see me go...if even one person in the office had said "we'd love to keep you" it would have made a difference. MP

Stay clear and stay away…read more If you want to see your $1,000 deposit then pick somewhere else to live. Per the Hawaii State Handbook https://cca.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/2024-Landlord-Tenant-Handbook-Final.pdf they have 14 days from the date of termination of the rental agreement provide an itemized receipt. They did not. We also have video of the walk through inspection. Not only did they keep our entire security deposit they attempted to charge us a cleaning fee, as well as charge us for replacing the entire apartments floor. When called out and even presented with a demand letter from an attorney the "management" will consistently be out of office, away, and not reply to any emails. And then when they reply again after enough time has passed they will say "it has been longer than a year" The goal is to take advantage of people who are busy, pcs, or do not know any better. The one thing they did right was spray for roaches but take a look under all the cabinets if you still decide you want to give this place your money. The security gates are never secured, the rfid keys never work, security is non existent so when you are stuck at the gate good luck. I would go on, but at the point they will steal your deposit there is no reason to consider living here, ever.

Lived in building B. The good thing is that there was electricity during the hurricane season…read more Be prepared for fire alarms and clearance announcements that keep on repeating that you'll wonder when it will stop. Hardly anyone leaves for these announcements that it's worrisome if something serious does occur. And there's 4 elevators for 47 floors. It's common to see an elevator or even two out of order. To top it off the office manager has a terrible attitude. Got trapped in an elevator once with someone who was on the brink of passing out. She showed no compassion for that person. Thank goodness security and other residents helped.

Good luck parking in the structures. The tenants have absolutely no common sense! I've almost been…read morehit head on so many times. Perhaps they should paint lanes or post signs to watch for oncoming traffic.

This condominium is located across the street from the Blaisdell. Located on Ward Ave and Kapiolani…read moreBlvd. A high end dealership is located next to Symphony, as well as, a small store between the dealership and the condominium. I have a couple of friends who live in this building. There's 8 guest stalls on the ground level and about 10 on the second floor - there's a turn right before the gates. Check in your car woth the front desk, as well as, the guest your visiting. Sometimes they ask and they know what number. Depending where the event is, the security will activate the elevator so you'll be able to press the button. Sometimes there is a glitch so you may have to go back to the security desk. 7th floor is where the activities are held. Cabanas, infinity pool, theater room, gym, yoga room, bbq areas, and much more. It's a great area to hold different functions. Great view of Ward area. It's a very relaxing area. Parking can be difficult some days. Since guest parking is limited, Kapiolani is the closest street parking. Weekdays and Saturdays opens at 630pm, Sundays and holidays open all day.

Symphony is gross. The people that live in the building are gross. Some of the units on my floor…read morehad multiple families crammed into one unit, 10+ people in a one bedroom unit. Rude, loud, and cooking disgusting smelling food stinking up the hallways. There was an old mama san drying her laundry on the pool deck bushes one day, just like back in The Old Country. Blows my mind how a "luxury Condominium" doesn't screen their tenants/owners. Trying to use the amenities on the weekend are a joke. Pools packed with all their extended family and friends just taking advantage of the building, bbq's, and dinning halls. I ended up moving to Waiea. Never been happier.