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The Ritz-Carlton’s ocean-facing skyscrapers are glaring bright all night, every night. Try living next to one.

There is no organization dedicated to advocating for the rights of tenants, and a new study finds they lose nearly every eviction case.

Normal supply and demand conditions don’t apply in a place where so many wealthy outsiders are willing to enter the market.

New federal rules aimed at cracking down on criminal activity require that shell companies paying all cash for homes report their owners.

A state senator, inspired by the island nation’s program, wants to build massive amounts of public housing that residents could purchase.

Living with multiple generations is a way of life in Hawaii that Jowenna Ellazar embraces. But like many others, she has few options in a city where the median home price hovers around $800,000.

Unlike the luxury condo towers rising nearby, all 200 units in the complex would be affordable housing. It’s considered a model for future use of state-owned land.

Members of an advisory task force are already criticizing the planning department’s regulations for not going far enough.

A declining population and weak increases in personal income have helped keep a lid on inflation in Honolulu, economists say.

The mayor would crack down on absentee owners who rent entire houses to tourists, but allow anyone to rent out a room in their home.