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Russell Wozniak has become a leader of Oahu’s efforts to develop innovative solutions to the low-income housing shortage.

The 8-acre site is currently zoned for agricultural use. Its owner says some of the homes would be for his children.

After it nixed its “poor door” entrance, the ProsPac Tower developer gains zoning exemptions from the City Council.

State officials are worried they could end up with no new revenue if Airbnb backpedals on the collection process.

David Arakawa hadn’t registered to lobby at Honolulu Hale for at least five years. And then a reporter asked him about it.

Howard Hughes Corp. seems to stay on course as it navigates burial grounds and being in the path of rail.

Many states require that below-market price requirements remain in place far longer than Hawaii does.

A City Council committee agrees to incentives for developers, but hesitates to impose requirements to build affordable units.

More than 14,000 people have signed a petition protesting a developer’s plan to cut down trees at Manoa Marketplace.

A man who lost his waterfront land may have to pay the state $1 million as part of an eminent domain case.