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Neglected parks, a dangerous main intersection and a single road in and out are just some of the challenges.

The homes will include units for middle-income people considered too affluent for most federally subsidized housing.

Honolulu recently closed its online aid portal after it was flooded with applications.

University of Hawaii economists have a new more realistic way to measure increases in home sales. It’s detailed in a new report on state housing data.

A lawsuit filed by Hoopili residents says power lines that were supposed to be buried are now towering above the subdivision.

A pending law would expand how the counties can use a half-percent general excise tax surcharge.

Property owners and government officials are stuck in a continued state of “confusion, conflicting interpretations and complex layers of administration.”

Honolulu officials have been keeping an eye on how Maui has managed the issue.

Critics say oversight by state Real Estate Commission means owners get short-changed in favor of associations, management firms and lawyers.

Updated: The bill was recommitted to conference committee Thursday, effectively killing it.