Graphic: 2026 Qualified Application Plan

NOW AVAILABLE!
The Hawaiʻi Housing Finance and Development Corporation (HHFDC)
has begun the revision process for the 2026 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP).
2026 Qualified Allocation Plan Information

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HHFDC supports teachers

HHFDC Executive Director Dean Minakami (second from left) joins members of the Hawaii State Teachers Association as they bring attention to the need to support funding for the state’s public schools and schoolteachers. HHFDC’s Dwelling Unit Revolving Fund Equity Pilot (DEP) program aims to keep kamaʻaina teachers home in Hawaiʻi nei by purchasing equity in qualifying units, thus lowering the overall price tag. For more details, please go here. (Photo courtesy of HSTA.)

What’s new at HHFDC?
  • (03/10/25) The HHFDC Board of Directors holds its monthly meeting this Thursday, March 13, at 9 a.m. Click here to see the agenda and support materials. Attend in person or watch it live on YouTube or Zoom. See the agenda for details. 
  • (03/03/25) Notice of Public Comment Period: The draft of HHFDC’s 5-year Consolidated Plan and the draft PY2025 Annual Action Plan are now public and accepting public comments. The deadline is April 2, 2025 at 4 p.m.
    • To see the Notice of Public Comment for the draft 5-year Consolidated Plan and draft PY2025 Annual Action Plan, go here.
    • To see copies of the draft 5-year Consolidated Plan and draft PY2025 Annual Action Plan, go here
  • (02/28/25) Those wishing to attend today’s HHFDC Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) Working Group meeting virtually may do so via Microsoft Teams here.
  • (02/25/25) NEWS RELEASE: Expanded HHFDC equity program to help homebuyers who are city employees in jobs facing shortages. Go here.

Click here to our Archives page to see previous news.

Ililani

VACANT UNITS REMAIN AVAILABLE AT AFFORDABLE-WORKFORCE ILILANI FOR-SALE CONDOMINIUM TOWER IN  KAKAʻAKO!!!

 

See this inspiring 3-minute video documenting the construction of this historic project!


HHFDC Views
Governor Josh Green, M.D., and other government officials joined the developers of the Ililani condominium project to celebrate the completion of the 328-unit project on May 17.
 
Ililani boasts 328 total units, with 197 deemed affordable one- and two-bedroom apartments. The development at Keawe and Pohukaina streets provides crucial housing opportunities for local families in the heart of one of the fastest growing neighborhoods on Oʻahu.
 
“Making housing more affordable for working class families so they can realize their dream of owning their first home is so heartwarming and will go a long way in addressing the affordable housing crisis,” Green said.
 
HHFDC reviewed, approved and transmitted the developer’s application requesting exemptions from several developer fees and charges to the Honolulu City Council, which subsequently approved the exemptions. Similarly, a number of exemptions from zoning and land-use regulations were granted with the concurrence of the state Hawaiʻi Community Development Authority.
 
Units remain available for purchase. Prices for one-bedroom units start at $477,500 and two-bedroom units cost as little as $582,100. Find more information at https://liveililani.com/.

For a list of the state’s Planned/In Construction affordable and workforce housing projects, go here                                                                                                            Hale O Piʻikea (Kīhei, Maui)

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