Hawaii HB464 aims to improve tenants' housing security by requiring landlords to provide longer notice before terminating tenancies and raising rent.

Hawaii HB464 addresses housing insecurity by mandating longer notice periods for landlords before terminating tenancies and increasing rent. It requires landlords to give tenants at least ninety days' notice to terminate tenancies of three years or more and sixty days' notice for tenancies of less than three years, with certain exceptions. For month-to-month tenancies, landlords must provide at least fifteen days' notice before raising rent. The bill also requires landlords to notify tenants of any intent to raise rent for subsequent tenancies greater than ninety days.

Hawaii HB464 aims to improve tenants' housing security by requiring landlords to provide longer notice before terminating tenancies and raising rent.

Hawaii HB464 addresses housing insecurity by mandating longer notice periods for landlords before terminating tenancies and increasing rent. It requires landlords to give tenants at least ninety days' notice to terminate tenancies of three years or more and sixty days' notice for tenancies of less than three years, with certain exceptions. For month-to-month tenancies, landlords must provide at least fifteen days' notice before raising rent. The bill also requires landlords to notify tenants of any intent to raise rent for subsequent tenancies greater than ninety days.