HI SB2212

Prohibits county laws, ordinances, or rules from imposing inclusionary zoning requirements on housing sold exclusively and permanently to Hawaii residents who are owner-occupants and own no other real property.

Defines "inclusionary zoning requirement" as any mandate to set aside a portion of a housing development for sale at below-market prices.

Requires each county to submit annual reports on inclusionary zoning requirements to the legislature by twenty days before the regular sessions of 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025, including data on original owner retention and resale prices.

Takes effect June 18, 2050 and automatically repeals July 1, 2025, with section 46-4 of Hawaii Revised Statutes reverting to its prior form upon repeal.