Developer Stanford Carr says fronting road and pipe costs could bankrupt builders. Question 2 aims to shift that burden to future property taxes.

Amana Lofts turned a 1970s office building into studios starting at $1,875 a month, feeding a bigger luxury tower next door.

The Maui Planning Commission backed the EC Pāʻia Town rezoning, but the developer's plan to skip county water and drill into an already-strained aquifer is drawing scrutiny.

Bill 55 would strip affordable-housing and canal-access rules from the old Central Y site, even with no buyer lined up yet.

New owners of the century-old Wo Fat Building plan a museum, apartments and 11 retail tenants after years of vacancy.

Oahu's median single-family price hit $1,242,500 in June even as borrowing costs climb to their highest since July 2025.

Kehalani Apartments will reserve three units for domestic violence survivors as Central Maui digs out of a rental shortage.

Factory-built homes head to Kapolei and Waiʻanae as DHHL tests a cheaper, faster build model for its 29,000-name waitlist.

BSC Acquisitions wants two towers atop Macy's parking lot at Ala Moana Center — critics say the trade-offs still fall short.

Pūʻolo, formerly Kai ʻOlino, survived a $20 million blaze and a New Year's arson attack before finally opening in ʻEleʻele.

Planners are weaving Hawaiian place-based knowledge into a new 600-student Waikapū campus, with a fall open house ahead.

A 2012 environmental review may no longer cover the scaled-back South Maui project, an appeals court ruled, reopening a fight over 1,400 homes.

HCDA backed off a plan to swap F45 Training for a senior woodshop in a WWII-era Kakaako warehouse, opening the site to public bids instead.