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Economic development groups helped fund Gov. Noem's 'Freedom Works Here' campaign. They're also doing the heavy lifting of recruiting workers.

It’s becoming painfully clear that many difficult choices face the upcoming state Legislature — that many programs favorably seen in recent years as good-to-have will no longer be need-to-have.

Demand far outstripped supply for nearly 200 affordable rental apartments under construction on Maui that were offered to lucky applicants this week via lottery.

Gov. Josh Green and the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corp. are renewing their call for homeowners to offer their unoccupied rooms, units or houses to help Maui wildfire survivors.

The availability of short-term vacation rentals in West Maui was 49.1% lower in October compared with the year before, with Maui struggling to find long-term housing for survivors of the Aug. 8 wildfires.

The national government could eliminate the need to raise taxes by opting for land reclamation as a means of generating revenues, according to House Committee on Ways and Means Chairman Joey Sarte Salceda. During a briefing, Salceda emphasized the importance of land reclamation in the development of large metropolitan cities…

While more than 500 families who lost their homes in the devastating Aug. 8 blazes have been placed, but thousands of displaced families are still languishing in temporary shelters

The Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corp. in partnership with EAH Housing will develop the Kahului Civic Center Mixed-Use Complex.

Plus, Savills lures a corporate managing director away from JLL, Polsinelli names new shareholders, and more.

A developer will invest nearly $13 million at 37 vacant lots in neighborhoods on the near northwest and west sides of the city.