Hawaii Monitor: Shifting the Sands to Evade Waikiki’s Zoning Limits
The hotel company Kyo-ya is using a nonexistent shoreline to get around restrictions on building heights.
HCDA Defers Decision on Kewalo Harbor Lease
Residents, business operators push for more transparency. “It’s people’s livelihood on the line,” says one merchant.
Chinatown Housing Deal Sparks Debate on Low-Income Residents
A new City Council amendment could displace more than 300 people in downtown Honolulu.
Two Visions of Laie: Plans for North Shore Growth Debated
Supporters say expansion plans serve local residents by making housing more affordable; opponents see the area’s rural character at risk.
Chinatown Tenant Income Levels Debated in City Housing Sale
Opponents of a City Council resolution fear it will encourage “gentrification.”