Construction defect litigation poses challenges for Hawaiʻi’s housing market
The report reveals that construction defect cases have grown substantially over the past 25 years.
The report reveals that construction defect cases have grown substantially over the past 25 years.
Together with other federal policies, this places the Hawaiʻi economy at risk of recession over the next few years.
The study analyzed data from 2,270 adults residing in Hawaiʻi, collected in 2022, to assess the impact of socioeconomic and demographic factors on mental health.
The team will focus on monitoring the participants annually for at least the next 10 years to see how the wildfires have affected their mental and physical health.
Funded by the City & County of Honolulu Office of Economic Revitalization, the report highlights the challenges faced by small business owners and opportunities for targeted support.
The explorer identifies properties across Oʻahu that participate in federal, state and local housing programs.
The findings shed light on the long-term effects of the disaster.
The study recommends a balanced approach to resource allocation, considering the economic needs of children, working-age adults and seniors.
This is the fourth quarter forecast for 2024.
According to Professor Ruben Juarez, approximately 15–20% of those affected by the 2023 Maui wildfires are no longer living on Maui.