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From the article you posted:

The senior Obama came from Kenya to the University of Hawai’i in 1959, where he met and later married Stanley Ann Dunham, 18, also a UH student.
It’s feasible the couple occupied the back cottage at 6085 Kalaniana’ole.

Obviously it is not certain to this author that 0bama Sr., Stanley Ann and Barack ever lived there.

Yes, that’s true. The reporter had no first hand knowledge but both Honolulu newspapers have confirmed that they got their birth notices in 1961 directly from the Department of Vital Records and not from relatives, family members or friends and that address was listed on the birth records for Barack Hussein Obama II.
Since both the Director of the State Health Department and the Registrar of Records of the state of Hawaii have confirmed the validity of Obama birth records, the address on the record is moot. If Obama had been born in a hippie commune on an Oahu beach and if he had been delivered by a midwife, he’d still be born in the United States.

Article 2, Section 1 of the Constitution requires the president to be born in the US, be age 35 and have 14 years residence in the US in order to be president. There is no additional information on a long form birth certificate that is required by the Constitution and parents’ home address is constitutionally irrelevant.