Has Kakaako Gotten Too Fancy Even For IBM?
The company will soon depart its landmark namesake building to make way for developer offices and model condos.
Denby Fawcett: Time To Cut Honolulu’s Monster Houses Down To Size
Members of an advisory task force are already criticizing the planning department’s regulations for not going far enough.
Big Island: Last Time Hawaii Had Lava Refugees, It Built A Ghost Town
After Kalapana was devastated in the 1980s, the state laid out a new subdivision complete with utilities. But only now are a few people moving in.
More Victims Of The Kauai Flood — Tourist Vacation Rentals
Kauai County had already cracked down on hundreds of remote visitor rentals. The flood might have doomed many more.
Why This Church Breaks The Law Every Sunday
South Shore Christian Fellowship is racking up daily fines for operating in an agricultural area.
Experts: Think Twice Before Rebuilding In Kauai’s Flood Zone
Kauai has historically allowed development along rivers and in coastal areas vulnerable to flooding.
Lawmakers Offer Hawaii Developers Big Tax Break To Build Apartments
But critics question a proposal that would subsidize rents as high as $3,000 for a one-bedroom unit.
Nanakuli Village Center: Big Plans But Few Results So Far
After more than a decade of planning, construction could begin this month on a commercial center — or it might not.
New Molokai Ranch Plans Pitched To A Development-Wary Island
An energy company has proposed buying the 55,000 acre ranch, which has been idle since 2008, to farm organic biofuels.
Oahu’s First Trailer Park Just The Latest In New Wave Of Public Housing
Since Gov. David Ige’s emergency proclamations loosened up regulations, some new-look subsidized housing is taking shape.