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The number of condos sold hasn’t been this high since June 2007.

Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell is still honing his strategy, and the City Council hasn’t exactly raced to support his proposals.

If Hawaii is ever to solve its stubborn homelessness problem, a big influx of affordable housing units will be required. Meeting the challenge is difficult and costly.

Does Hawaii have enough ag land left to make significant headway toward food self-sufficiency? State and city data don’t provide the answer.

The Hawaii Supreme Court recently ruled against one of two lawsuits challenging the project, but opponents haven’t given up hope.

The resolution aimed at increasing affordable housing would allow property owners to rent out space to the general public. It won’t becoming law anytime soon.

The state redevelopment agency in charge of development in Kakaako has been under fire for producing high-end condos.

Honolulu has a huge problem with a lack of affordable housing and the mayor’s plan aims to fix that. It’s a bold strategy, but will it work?

While tractors roll along in the shadows of rail pillars, a huge housing development awaits Supreme Court and City Council action.

Residents of upscale development sometimes run into trouble with expansion plans because area was never rezoned.