A California developer has filed for EIS review of a 1,250‑unit Hanamaʻulu Village on Kauaʻi; a public scoping meeting is set for Nov. 3 and comments close Nov. 24.

Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea has applied for a $16.3M permit to add pools, massage hale and solar arrays; planning staff recommends approval with conditions.

A luxury label paid $40M for the Chrome Hearts Waikiki flagship, the highest price yet for a Kalākaua Avenue retail property. The deal resets the bar for Waikiki retail.

Kaua'i County's Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program waiting list closes November 6, 2025. Applications before this will be processed, but applicants must update contact info online.

DHHL seeks to rebuild a home in Waimānalo for a native Hawaiian family affected by a fire, using $500,000 from Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant funds, exempt from NEPA with public feedback due by October 30, 2025.

DHHL awarded over 100 agricultural leases on Maui to promote self-sufficiency and economic opportunity for Native Hawaiian families, with varying lot sizes and a focus on community and cultural heritage.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced the opening of its 2026 Community Development Block Grant Program applications, aiming to support local projects that benefit low-income individuals.

Construction has started on Kukuiola Emergency Shelter in Kona to aid Hawai‘i County's homeless with lodging, assessment, and various support services.

Maui Land and Pineapple countersues TY Management amid a legal dispute over water rights and system maintenance on Maui, amidst severe drought conditions affecting the community.

DHHL awarded over 100 agricultural leases on Maui, reviving a key initiative after two decades of inactivity, aimed to empower Native Hawaiian communities with the ability to grow food and establish homes.

Maui County's Department of Housing seeks applications for funding new affordable housing projects through its Affordable Housing Fund for fiscal year 2027.

DHHL plans to award over 1,100 residential leases on Maui to reduce the housing waitlist, with construction spanning 2026-2030 and costs from $35.1 to $128 million. Eligibility extends to those on the waitlist up to December 2024.

Groundbreaking begins for Kaleimaʻo Village in ʻEwa Beach, a new affordable housing project for working families, featuring 127 units and a $78 million investment.