Mixed Messages
Hawaiʻi’s paint sector maintains cautious optimism in 2025
The University of Hawai‘i Economic Research Organization released its first-quarter forecast for 2025 on Feb. 28, presenting a mixed outlook for Hawai‘i’s construction industry amid escalating economic uncertainty. Despite being identified as a bright spot in the current economic landscape, Hawai‘i’s construction industry faces numerous challenges. Uncertainties surrounding federal policy changes — particularly tariffs enacted
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Young patients at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children and their families are experiencing some extra holiday cheer this year, thanks to Hawaii Flooring Solutions (HFS) and its Helping Hands initiative.
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U.S. Senator Brian Schatz announced significant federal funding for Hawai‘i aimed at addressing critical housing and infrastructure needs.
News Beat: Schatz secures nearly $50M for housing and infrastructure projects in Hawai‘i Read More »
Hawaiiana Management Company hosted a Meet and Greet on May 15 at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center.
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The City & County of Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting has announced a comprehensive upgrade of its permitting system.
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Construction is underway at the Blood Bank of Hawaii’s new $25.9 million headquarters in Kapolei.
Blood Bank of Hawaii breaks ground on new Kapolei Headquarters Read More »
Amendments reflect current needs Governor Josh Green, M.D., has signed the fifth Emergency Proclamation (EP) relating to affordable housing, which waives a number of state and county fees that add millions of dollars in costs, requires developers to build hundreds of additional affordable housing units to qualify for exemptions and expands the definition of affordable.
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Stellar performance, strong industry ties and new technology are all keys to success
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Jon Lee Craig McHenry Senior project architects Jon Lee and Craig McHenry were recently named principals at the firm. Lee has been with WCIT since 2015 and in the field for 17 years and will lead WCIT’s architectural direction while also promoting innovation, fostering collaboration and promoting strong client relationships. McHenry is WCIT’s technical leader
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