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Maui County officials are being asked to subsidize at least two planned residential subdivisions to affordably house people displaced by the Aug. 8 wildfire that destroyed roughly 3,500 homes in Lahaina.
Property owners and government officials are stuck in a continued state of “confusion, conflicting interpretations and complex layers of administration.”
While many on Maui are struggling to afford the island's high housing costs, a proposal for a new workforce housing community is facing mounting backlash.
While many on Maui are struggling to afford the island's high housing costs, a proposal for a new workforce housing community is facing mounting backlash.
The infilled neighborhood will consist of 100% owner occupied workforce housing units exclusively for local residents and all created with sustainable design and construction. The development itself will consist of 40 duplexes across three acres of land.