Hawai‘i's Governor David Ige addresses the state's affordable housing crisis by constructing new units on state lands, simplifying regulations, and investing in infrastructure, with a goal of 46,000 units in a decade.

Mark Zuckerberg clarifies that a large underground space on his Kauai property is a storm shelter, not a doomsday bunker, as reported by Business Insider.

Two Kauaʻi families received new homes through the DHHL, celebrated by local officials and highlighting NAHASDA's role in providing affordable housing.

Kaua‘i Housing Agency is accepting grant applications to help the homeless; submissions are due by January 31, 2025, with webinars and Q&A sessions for applicants.

DHHL broke ground on Hale Mōʻiliʻili, a high-rise offering affordable housing exclusively for Native Hawaiian families in Honolulu with units ranging from $657 to $3,460.

Maui property owners must meet a December 31 deadline to claim property tax exemptions for 2025, as announced by the County of Maui. Late submissions will not be accepted, and certain categories require annual filings.

Kaua‘i County's real property assessment notices for 2025 will be mailed by December 1st, advising residents to review them for accuracy and appealing before December 31, 2024, if necessary.

The community of Kula celebrated as the first home, belonging to Thomas Liu, rebuilt after the 2023 wildfires was blessed, signifying a major step in the area's recovery.

Maui seeks public input on a proposed $14.1 million purchase of the 273-acre Von Tempsky property in Kula. Meetings for discussions are scheduled with local officials.

The Kaua‘i Housing Agency announced recipients of a grant program for cesspool conversion, with selected homeowners contacted for a $20,000 reimbursement.

Demolition of the dilapidated Uncle Billy’s Hilo Bay Hotel in Hilo Bay begins with initial delays, advancing community efforts to address the site's longstanding safety and health issues.

Kaua'i County celebrates the completion of the Lima Ola Supportive Housing Project, aimed at helping the island's vulnerable population with housing and social services.

DHHL seeks $250,000 in federal funds for housing improvements in Wai‘anae, including rehabilitating or rebuilding a property at 89-1044 Nānākuli Avenue. Public comments on the project's environmental review are open until October 3rd.