Hawaii HB464 amends the state's landlord-tenant code to increase notice periods for lease terminations and rent increases.
Hawaii HB464 introduces changes to the state's landlord-tenant code to enhance tenant protections. It mandates a ninety-day notice for landlords or tenants to terminate tenancies lasting three years or more, and a sixty-day notice for tenancies shorter than three years, with exceptions. The bill also increases the notice period for terminating month-to-month tenancies to fifteen days. Additionally, it requires landlords to provide written notice forty-five days prior to increasing rent for tenancies longer than ninety days and fifteen days for shorter tenancies.
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