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The plan to create separate entrances for low-income residents was opposed by affordable housing advocates.

Developer Jay Fang wins approval for his 26-story tower despite some rocky moments at Wednesday’s City Council meeting.

Councilwoman Kymberly Pine said the developer needs to address concerns about a planned separate entrance to the lower-cost rental units.

The developer of a proposed mixed-income high rise calls it practical, but a critic says it “segregates people in a very clear way.”

The city planning department has given the green light to the builders as long as they add more community benefits.

The Queen Emma Land Co. proposal also calls for replacing a Food Pantry store with a full-service grocery.

Developer takes advantage of special permits for building near future rail line, but the city stiffens affordable housing requirement.

Developer Castle & Cooke will be allowed to move forward with building Koa Ridge in central Oahu.

The City Council considers a development moratorium that would postpone a project in Moanalua, while another in Chinatown has been delayed for months and still faces obstacles.

The Hawaii land agency doesn’t have any way to hold developers to their promises once a project is well underway.