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HI HR153
Resolution
Status
4/3/2025
Primary Sponsor
Scot Matayoshi
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AI Summary
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Requests the Judiciary to establish a three-year working group to research landlord-tenant issues and identify code improvements to increase rental housing availability in Hawaii.
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Working group to evaluate challenges faced by landlords and tenants, identify best practices, determine problem areas, and explore potential regulatory improvements and educational resources.
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Initial meeting required no later than July 1, 2025, with an initial report due twenty days before the 2026 Regular Session convenes.
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Working group membership includes the Judiciary (as chair), representatives from the Senate and House, a landlord-tenant attorney, property managers, tenant advocates, and other members with relevant expertise.
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Addresses Hawaii's housing shortage where 38.2 percent of residents are renters and aims to reduce court burden by clarifying complex landlord-tenant laws.
Legislative Description
Requesting The Judiciary To Convene A Working Group To Develop Landlord-tenant Code Improvements To Increase The Supply Of Housing In Hawaii.
Housing
Last Action
Resolution adopted in final form.
4/3/2025