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Two affordable housing projects proposed by Maui County and Pulama Lanai could boost the island’s low-income housing stock for the first time in nearly three decades.

More money is coming in for federal rental subsidies, but service providers worry landlords like Waiakea Villas won’t accept it.

The ruling could have statewide implications, as it narrows the limits of what planning and zoning exemptions are permissible for a fast-track affordable housing development.

The market ultimately knows that just because that property is priced at a million doesn’t mean it holds $1 million dollars in value. That should worry all of us.

The Honolulu mayor hopes the incentives spur private development of affordable homes.

The state eviction moratorium is currently expected to expire June 8 but could be extended through the summer.

A bill would require landlords to enter mediation upon a tenant’s request, but some advocates say the measure doesn’t do enough to protect renters at risk of eviction.

But a measure to end the income tax deduction for mortgage interest on second homes advances.

The well-known Chandler family’s property is on the agenda for this week’s Kauai planning commission meeting, signaling a possible end to a 20-year permitting dispute.

Doctors, nurses and social workers aim to help people affected by the coronavirus as well as educate and refer them to needed social services.