Nā Hale O Maui today announced the completion of its Kahoma permanently affordable workforce housing project in Lahaina. Nā Hale O Maui is able to sell homes at below-market prices by keeping the land in trust, subject to a 99-year lease with the homeowner. The 12 three- and four-bedroom homes at Kahoma, which appraised between $745,000 to $800,000, were purchased between $390,000 to $460,000, with 3% down.

Hawai‘i Life Real Estate Brokers and TY Property Development LLC recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Kuaʻāina Mauka, a 32-unit residential community in Pukalani.

The Kalama Kai project is located 200 feet from the beach on Kanani Road and features mostly three-bedroom units, totaling 844 square feet each.

Lotteries were held for applicants of the Waiʻale ʻElua workforce housing subdivision. Home construction starts this month.

The 70 unit project, brokered by West Maui Land Company, Inc., is slated for development on land north of Waikapū Gardens.

The Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce welcomes Howard Kihune, Jr. and Sandra Duvauchelle to make a presentation at their next general membership meeting.

The bill proposes an expedited review process for county permits for qualifying 100% residential workforce housing projects.

Armstrong Development topped off its newest condominium community, Kalama Kai, located just 200 feet from the beach in Kīhei, Maui.

A work in progress, Kahoma Village is a 20.5-acre master-planned community dedicated to providing affordable housing in Lahaina, Maui.

A new bill has been introduced to the Maui County Council, proposing that housing be kept affordable for an extended period through deed restrictions.

A blessing was held today for the one- and two-bedroom apartments at the County of Maui’s 56-unit Kulamalu Hale apartment rentals in Pukalani.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held today for the Kaiaulu Maui workforce housing development, located within the Kāʻanapali Resort area of West Maui.

Habitat for Humanity Maui begins accepting applications today (Monday, April 3, 2017) for its new Kahoma Affordable Housing project.

"It will not solve the lack of inventory on the island," but developers say it will offer the benefits of home ownership to residents in a market where rents are often in excess of the monthly payment on a home.

A group of Haʻikū residents, organized as Nā Hīnano o Paʻuwela, have filed a lawsuit challenging the recent approval of the 129-acre Kauhikoa Farms subdivision.