Hawaii HB466 regulates no-fault evictions, setting specific criteria and tenant protections.

Hawaii HB466 amends the state's eviction laws to establish clear criteria for no-fault evictions. Landlords can initiate such evictions only under specific conditions, such as when they plan to occupy the unit themselves, make substantial repairs, or sell the property. The bill mandates that landlords provide tenants with a written notice at least ninety days in advance, except in cases involving servicemembers or immediate family occupancy, where the notice period is reduced to forty-five days. Additionally, landlords must offer relocation assistance or waive the final month's rent.

Hawaii HB466 regulates no-fault evictions, setting specific criteria and tenant protections.

Hawaii HB466 amends the state's eviction laws to establish clear criteria for no-fault evictions. Landlords can initiate such evictions only under specific conditions, such as when they plan to occupy the unit themselves, make substantial repairs, or sell the property. The bill mandates that landlords provide tenants with a written notice at least ninety days in advance, except in cases involving servicemembers or immediate family occupancy, where the notice period is reduced to forty-five days. Additionally, landlords must offer relocation assistance or waive the final month's rent.