Craigslist: Where Desperate Hawaii Renters Plead For Help
Online postings show the dire straits would-be renters face in one of the nation’s most expensive housing markets.
Two More Condo And Hotel Towers Proposed For Ala Moana
The city planning department has given the green light to the builders as long as they add more community benefits.
Why Hawaii Trends Toward Large And Extended Families
Cultural and economic factors keep extended relatives under the same roof in Hawaii, which leads the nation in prevalence of multigenerational homes.
Paying The Rent Just Keeps Getting Tougher In Honolulu
Nearly 60 percent of Honolulu renters spend at least 30 percent of their incomes on housing, a study shows.
Neal Milner: Here’s What It Really Takes To Survive In Hawaii
Hate them if you must, but homelessness, vacation rentals and unlicensed care homes are natural responses to problems plaguing the islands.
Why Gov. Ige’s Secret Talks With Airbnb Have So Many People Upset
A backlash is brewing against a potential deal for the company to collect Hawaii taxes — in part, because no one knows what’s in the agreement.
Why It’s So Difficult To Clean Up This Honolulu Hoarder House
The city is seeking a court order to clean up a house where decades of piled trash have provided a haven for rats and feral cats.
Waikiki High Rise Would Include 450 Rental Units
The Queen Emma Land Co. proposal also calls for replacing a Food Pantry store with a full-service grocery.
Waianae Board: New Development Too Expensive For Locals
Critics say a Pokai Bay subdivision would increase traffic and demand on the sewer system while being too costly for current residents.
Brittany Lyte: Can Tiny Houses Fix This Big Problem?
A 480-square-foot house recently built on Native Hawaiian trust land in Kauai is a pilot project for dealing with a dire housing shortage.