Construction Archive

	Title	Issue
	The Department of Hawaiian Homelands' New Efficient Homes Armstrong Builders has created multiple housing communities, all with fully efficient homes. Janel Lubanski	July 2011
	Toxic Waste in Hawaii How brownfields and contaminated sites affect development Dennis Hollier	June 2011
	Hawaii State Government Slow to Pay The state delays paying contractors up to weeks, say some nonprofits and general contractors Greg Wiles	March 2011
	The High Cost of Affordable Housing Why so little of it gets built in Hawaii Dennis Hollier	October 2010
	Catwalking at Mickey's Place A sky-high view of Aulani, the Disney Resort & Spa in Ko Olina	October 2010
	How to Revitalize Hawaii’s Economy The Hawaii Business Forum on revitalizing the economy. Speakers include: Kirk Belsby, Kamehameha Schools; Kyle Chock, Pacific Resource Partnership; State Sen. Carol Fukunaga; Ernest Nishizaki, Kyo-ya; Dean Okimoto, Nalo Farms; Patrick Sullivan, Oceanit; and Steven Petranik, Hawaii Business. Steven Petranik stevep@hawaiibusiness.com	August 2010
	How to Revitalize Hawaii’s Economy – Extended Version The Hawaii Business Forum on revitalizing the economy. Speakers include: Kirk Belsby, Kamehameha Schools; Kyle Chock, Pacific Resource Partnership; State Sen. Carol Fukunaga; Ernest Nishizaki, Kyo-ya; Dean Okimoto, Nalo Farms; Patrick Sullivan, Oceanit; and Steven Petranik, Hawaii Business.	August 2010
	Do school-impact fees on West Hawaii property owners make sense? On one side, the state DOE needs Kona developers to pay for new school construction. On the other side, those schools won't even be built in Kona.	August 2010
	$14 Billion to Fix Hawaii A new report from HIPA says the state will spend $14 billion over the next six years to fix our decrepit infrastructure Dennis Hollier	July 2010
	The Story of Big Mike Mike Harrah is a daredevil and a developer. Sometimes, he is both at once. Now, he wants to make a lasting mark in Hawaii Scott Radway	May 2007