Requiring hurricane clips to prevent roofs from blowing off and other updates to the building code were hard-fought victories 30 years ago. Some are searching for more safeguards as cleanup continues on the Garden Isle.

Seniors at a state-owned affordable housing complex in Kakaʻako are scared about rising rents as the development authority seeks to recoup losses at the financially troubled project.

The ballot measure to approve a type of bond financing used in 48 other states comes amid a concerted push by city and state officials to develop housing around Honolulu’s Skyline.

When special assessments and maintenance fees skyrocket, residents who volunteer for housing boards rarely have training and often lack access to important documents to figure out if it’s justified.

New owner of Honolulu building is making unusual plan to upgrade building but stabilize rents for occupied units.

Using sea level rise exposure for justification, two resolutions before the council could help more units avoid being phased out for long-term housing.

When developers propose big new projects, Honolulu asks them for community benefits in return. Some residents think the city could ask for more.

Testers sent by a nonprofit were told by agents for Greystar, the largest owner of apartment complexes in the United States, that their vouchers would not work.

Residential building has picked up the pace but the commercial district still struggles.

The two most recent proposals to tax empty homes in Honolulu have each failed to advance by just one vote.