Hawaiʻi has done a lot to produce affordable places to live, but examples elsewhere show that we can do more.

Unless we’re willing to go all-in on this approach to increasing housing, we should quit pretending it’s part of the solution.

Supporters say new requirements in Bill 53 would protect neighborhoods from the side effects of increased housing density. Opponents fear the changes would hamstring an already struggling program.

The new book “Abundance” offers a clean, easy-to-understand approach that we can apply to our biggest crises.

A new state law requires counties to let homeowners build two additional housing units on eligible properties. Honolulu is struggling to persuade people to build just one.

Developers ran out of money to convert the landmark former restaurant into a hotel.

The yearlong study was supposed to help inform a now-stalled bill that would have increased property tax rates on unoccupied homes.

Last two remaining Kūhiō Park Terrace tenants say all they want is comparable housing.

Some council members voted with reservations and expressed frustration at how the process has pitted members of the community against each other.

Preservationists decry Gov. Josh Green’s late decision to approve a measure to remove an obstacle to development.