Ed D'Ascoli has listed Xcel's longtime Haleiwa headquarters on Kamehameha Highway; brokers are marketing the mixed‑use site with redevelopment potential and differing price figures in circulation.

Kūmelewai Hale will add 95 apartments for educators on Mililani High's lower campus, a roughly $80M project prioritized for DOE staff and households up to 120% AMI.

A Park Lane Ala Moana grand penthouse is asking $30M, placing it among Honolulu’s priciest condo asks and underscoring strength at the top of the market.

Hawaiʻi Off Grid has begun building a prefabricated mass timber “Bunkhouse” in Lahaina to house volunteers and test a faster, greener way to rebuild after the wildfires.

A dual-branded Hyatt Place and Hyatt House opened in Ewa Beach’s Ho‘opili, adding about 240 rooms near the Skyline rail. Initial rates are appearing in the low-to-mid $240s.

Neighbors and business owners clashed at a Waipahu board meeting over plans to build a Costco Business Center and possible gas station on the former Don Quijote lot. The proposal could bring jobs but may displace Zippy's and increase traffic on Farrington Highway.

A front‑row Kohanaiki estate, Hale Kai Apo, closed for $21 million in mid‑April, ranking as the private community’s second‑largest recorded sale behind a $23M closing. The deal underscores continued demand for limited front‑row product on the Kona Coast.

The Makakilo‑Kapolei neighborhood board conditionally endorsed Amazon’s proposed 2.8M‑sq‑ft fulfillment center and formed a community review group amid traffic and automation concerns.

State Farm is no longer renewing hurricane policies for single‑wall rental homes in Hawaiʻi, pushing landlords toward pricier carriers and threatening higher rents.

Lawmakers advanced SB2552 to raise IHA contribution caps, reviving a decades‑old tax‑advantaged account to help first‑time buyers save for down payments.

Hawai‘i's construction spending hit $2.09B in Q1 2026 as state and federal projects pushed totals higher while private housing cooled year‑over‑year.

A Maui council committee moved to recommend buying a 0.41‑acre Kaʻehu Bay lot despite a Native Hawaiian family’s objections and questions about title. The measure now heads to the full council.

Hawthorne Cat paid $8.56 million for a Kalihi industrial parcel from Alexander & Baldwin and will convert it into a secondary rentals and parts hub on Oʻahu.