Anna Barbeau
Will Lawmakers Help These Low-Income Tenants Stay In Their Lahaina Homes?
More than 250 tenants of a subsidized Maui apartment complex fear eviction amid the owner’s plans to raise rents to market rates.
Caldwell Administration
It’s Long Past Time To Allow Mobile Homes In Hawaii
Manufactured homes are a cheap, decent solution to ease our intolerable housing and homeless crises.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
New Honolulu Housing Bill Seeks The Middle Ground
UPDATED聽The City Council passed a measure Wednesday that includes concessions to both housing advocates and developers.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Report: Out-of-State Buyers, Vacation Rentals Squeeze Local Housing Market
Updated: A new report by the Appleseed Center estimates a quarter of homes sold in Hawaii during recent years were bought by non-residents.
Chad Blair/Civil Beat
Affordable Housing: This Is One Time We Should Look To The Mainland
Many states require that below-market price requirements remain in place far longer than Hawaii does.
Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat
Dozens Of Hawaii’s Mentally Ill May Lose Their Homes
The state looks to stop subsidies to people who already have received them for much longer than the intended two years.
Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat
Mayor鈥檚 Affordable Housing Mandate Loses Ground
A City Council committee agrees to incentives for developers, but hesitates to impose requirements to build affordable units.
Anita Hofschneider/Civil Beat
How Mismanagement Cost Honolulu Nearly $5 Million In Federal Aid
The unspent money was intended to help ease the city’s critical problems with homelessness and affordable housing.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Feds: Many Public Housing Units For The Disabled Aren’t Really Accessible
The Hawaii Public Housing Authority is appealing the preliminary findings of a federal investigation.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Temple of Boom: Mormon Church North Shore Housing Plans Hit Roadblock
A City Council bill to preserve ag land in Koolauloa could restrict a proposed 550-unit housing and commercial development.