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DHHL still needs to perform a variety of site assessments and studies before it can start developing the property.

The department and its developers are pushing for a mixed bag of financing and housing options. But not everyone is happy with proposals for more rentals.

The property owners are now scrambling to figure out what to do with their units which sat empty for months at the expense of taxpayers.

The council wants more precise information before taking action that could cost thousands of jobs and millions in lost tax revenue.

Paul Cheng, a Texas developer with a criminal past, says he’ll use the money to construct phase one of Pulelehua, the island’s largest affordable housing project in decades.

The $1.4 billion project envisions 975 high-end homes in and around the Wailea resort community that would cater to seasonal residents.

Gov. Josh Green has created an advisory team to work on ways to stabilize the market which has been battered by climate-related catastrophes.

The county is in the process of purchasing two units from a longtime Lahaina couple.

Rising interest rates and a drop in sales have done little to lower average home prices.

The agency has found available housing but is struggling to get people to move in. On Friday, it ends its support for the emergency hotel program.