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After four years of frustration in the Legislature, this year we finally enacted the enabling legislation to build Singapore style social housing in Hawaii. https://t.co/U2S2uLLUrP
Hong Kong is smaller than Oahu, has 7x the population, has one of the world’s lowest car ownership rates, and preserves 75% of its land. We can end the housing shortage without building on one inch of natural land or in existing residential neighborhoods. https://t.co/iycWccp7v5
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc
“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc