Kauai Fire Deals $20 Million Blow To Affordable Housing
The controversial project was nearing completion when it burned down over the weekend.
Why The State’s Housing Working Group Is Being Dissolved
The Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corp. is taking over for the Build Beyond Barriers Working Group
Pop-Up Village For Maui Fire Survivors Battles Red Tape To Finally Open
Organizers had hoped to have the rent-free housing ready to go within weeks of the fire. They’re still waiting.
City Faces Legal Bill After Losing Short-Term Vacation Rental Battle
But a measure in the Legislature would allow Honolulu to phase out short-term rentals over time.
How Much Housing Should Be Allowed In Oahu’s Business Districts?
The City Council is considering a bill that would expand the number of mixed-use districts in Honolulu amid a worsening housing crisis.
A Statewide Ban On Vacation Rentals? The Idea Is Gaining Steam After The Maui Fires
Lawmakers are considering making it easier for counties to do away with short-term rentals altogether.
Bill To Speed Construction Of Ohana Houses On Maui Adopted
The legislation will make it possible for homeowners to get paid to build accessory dwelling units on their properties.
Turkish Coffee Or Universal Khaki? Another Honolulu Condo Dispute Goes To Court
The lawsuit alleges the condo board has resurrected old dispute to retaliate against owner.
Naka Nathaniel: Green’s Plan Could Move The Needle For Maui Housing
It’s a tough sell though when operating a short-term vacation rental can be so much more lucrative than renting long term.
Big Island Lawmakers Attempt To Rein In Short-Term Vacation Rentals
Supporters say new limits are needed to increase the island’s affordable housing stock, while opponents fear negative economic consequences.