Hawaii SB153 aims to address housing insecurity by increasing notice periods for lease terminations and rent increases.

Hawaii SB153 seeks to mitigate housing insecurity by extending notice periods for lease terminations and rent increases. The bill mandates that landlords provide tenants with at least ninety days' notice for tenancies of three years or more, and sixty days' notice for tenancies of less than three years. Additionally, it requires landlords to give at least fifteen days' notice for rent increases in month-to-month tenancies. The bill also addresses situations where tenants continue to occupy a property after the lease expires, allowing landlords to seek possession through a summary proceeding.

Hawaii SB153 aims to address housing insecurity by increasing notice periods for lease terminations and rent increases.

Hawaii SB153 seeks to mitigate housing insecurity by extending notice periods for lease terminations and rent increases. The bill mandates that landlords provide tenants with at least ninety days' notice for tenancies of three years or more, and sixty days' notice for tenancies of less than three years. Additionally, it requires landlords to give at least fifteen days' notice for rent increases in month-to-month tenancies. The bill also addresses situations where tenants continue to occupy a property after the lease expires, allowing landlords to seek possession through a summary proceeding.