Hawaii SB1131 imposes taxes on hedge funds and investment entities owning or acquiring single-family residences to curb housing speculation.
Hawaii SB1131 aims to address the housing crisis by imposing excise taxes on hedge funds and investment entities owning or acquiring single-family residences. The bill seeks to discourage excessive property holdings, promote affordable homeownership, and support equitable housing opportunities. It imposes a tax on newly acquired single-family residences and on excess holdings, with penalties for non-compliance. Revenues from these taxes will fund a housing down payment trust to assist local families in purchasing homes.
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