Hawaii SB67 aims to prevent inclusionary zoning requirements on housing offered exclusively for sale or rent in perpetuity to certain residents.
Hawaii SB67 addresses the state's affordable housing crisis by prohibiting inclusionary zoning requirements on housing offered exclusively for sale or rent in perpetuity to buyers or renters who are residents of the State, are owner- or renter-occupants, and do not own any other real property. The bill aims to preserve local communities and prevent the displacement of residents due to rising housing costs.
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