Are Hawaii Condo Owners Protected By State Laws?

So many of us here in the islands live in condos, governed by quasi-governments with a lot of power.

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So many of us here in the islands live in condos, governed by quasi-governments with a lot of power.

We explored the often polarizing issues surrounding condominium association governance and management, and the impacts they have on owners at our Civil Cafe: Condo Issues panel discussion on Friday, May 24, 2024.

Panelists included condo resident and advocate Lila Mower, broker Richard Emery, and attorneys Jane Sugimura and Terry Revere. The event was moderated by senior business reporter Stewart Yerton.

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