Liberate Hawaii homebuilding!
Photo by Charley Myers Lack of affordable housing is a problem that affects us all. As the “Why we left Hawaii” series of the Grassroot Institute
The price of paradise: Why many Hawaii residents are forced to leave home
This article was originally published Nov. 26, 2019 by Niagara Frontier Publications, of Grand Island, New York. ••••••••••••••• By Lausei Kozub Special to Niagara Frontier
It’s not a mystery why Hawaii is hurting
True or false? State economies are growing all across the United States, but none as slowly as Hawaii’s, which is virtually stagnant. Hawaii is one of
Protect the nation: Reform the Jones Act
When it comes to Jones Act reform, the debate often comes down to costs versus national security. No one seriously argues that the Act doesn’t
Honolulu P3s could violate city debt limits
This commentary was published originally Oct. 10, 2019, in The Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Honolulu policymakers are increasingly pursuing private-public partnerships for the city’s large infrastructure projects,
Council should be more cautious when considering bills
The Honolulu City Council may be on the verge of learning a difficult lesson about the consequences of hasty legislation. In just a few short
Economic freedom in Hawaii takes a fall
The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii urges state policymakers to reverse course HONOLULU, Nov. 7, 2019 >> Economic freedom in Hawaii dropped three notches to 40th
Why we have a housing crisis in Hawaii
It’s as true for housing as it is for designer jeans: When supply can’t keep up with demand, prices go up and people get angry.