The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) took effect on January 1, 2024, which will impact millions of small businesses nationwide, and serves as a helpful reminder that many local businesses in Hawai‘i will have reporting obligations this year.
In continuing the topic of the January 2024 article, The biggest reason for a Home Inspection: Peace of Mind, what are things that a Home Inspector should not do?
“One of the most powerful methods of getting people to remember you and your ideas is through good storytelling.” – Bryan Heathman
Although an early 2024 completion date was originally anticipated, the new $555 million Kapalama Container Terminal at Honolulu Harbor is now expected to open in 2025.
An ongoing challenge is hiring and retaining good workers, in what seems to be a continually shrinking job market in Hawai‘i. But we view this as a way to continually better ourselves and improve the experience of finding the right match for both the employer and jobseeker.
Longtime Lahaina resident Nicolas Elizalde brings strength to his expansive community.
High construction costs and permit delays continue to be two of the most pressing challenges facing the construction industry. While there are no magic formulas for getting permit approvals, we have developed strategies to reduce the time involved.
iHeartRadio helps advertisers stand out from the crowd with popular morning shows, an audience size of almost 400,000 weekly listeners, and digital ad technology only available through iHeart.
HDS is committed to workforce development, collaboration with dentists to increase oral health education and access to care, and scholarships for students pursuing careers in dentistry and dental hygiene.
In continuing the topic of the December 2023 article, How do Buyers find a Home Inspector?, what are the words of wisdom from Buyers after the Home Inspection?
A 2023 survey by CBRE reveals that a majority of U.S. companies plan to reduce their office space within the next three years. This trend aligns with McKinsey Research's prediction of a 12% decline in time spent in main offices, reflecting the rise of hybrid work models.
If you're looking for ways to make a difference in 2025, consider making a contribution to the Catalyst Fund of the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation. This Catalyst Fund powers HCF's many programs, including day-to-day operating support, early seed funding for innovative projects, and research and development.
ProsPac is a boutique development firm in Honolulu that delivers affordable rentals, market and luxury condominiums, and commercial real estate opportunities for Hawai‘i. We interviewed William Chen, vice president of ProsPac, to learn more about his work.
From the November 2023 article, What are the Top Findings for a Home Inspection?, how did the Buyer find a Home Inspector?
Organized with the goal of fostering friendships and expanding professional networks, this event promises to be a dynamic and engaging experience for the city's ambitious young minds.
October’s statistical data for the luxury real estate market saw a much steadier month across the Hawaiian Islands, with fewer fluctuations compared to the mixed bag of results reported in September.
On April 1st, we launched the G70 Hope Grant which asks our non-profit community to make a proposal that would be transformative, bold, and out of the box.
Coworking has experienced remarkable growth in the state and shows no signs of slowing. The work from home trend has evolved into a hybrid model and the return to office is being driven by both employers and employees.
If you need to choose or change your health plan, stop by an HMSA Center for one-on-one assistance. We’ll help you find a plan that fits your lifestyle and needs.
With a deep commitment to quality and livability, ProsPac has helped hundreds of kamaʻāina find Azure Ala Moana as more than a place to call home but a place to thrive.
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The First Hawaiian Bank Foundation makes contributions to more than 400 agencies each year, focusing on health and human services, education, and culture and the arts.
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“With a better future for Hawai‘i as our inspiration, our commitment to the community extends beyond our developments,” said William Chen, vice president of ProsPac.
In March, the bank kicked off its 165th anniversary celebration by pledging $1.65 million to various community organizations. The giving started with Campbell High School, in Ewa Beach, with a $50,000 check to support girls’ athletic programs.
Opening Nov. 17 at the Honolulu Museum of Art is "David Hockney: Perspective Should Be Reversed, Prints from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation."
As a key partner for the nonprofit’s annual Food Drive Day campaign, First Hawaiian Bank has had a 32-year partnership with the Foodbank and the organization’s flagship fundraiser.
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From the October 2023 article, Is there a list of Certified Home Inspectors?, the list is a first step for vetting a Home Inspector. After that decision, what are the top findings for a Home Inspection?
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Shidler College of Business hosted nearly 300 donors and students at its annual Scholarship Luncheon at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on November 6.
Established family businesses keep Hawaiʻi moving through the generations.
Thanks in part to a generous $100,000 donation from First Hawaiian Bank, the Hawaiian Humane Society (Hawaiian Humane) opened the new Kosasa Family Campus at Hoʻopili in May.
While historically low inventory combined with enough buyer demand have prevented any dramatic change in the median price point and average days on the market, these two factors are equally responsible for creating fluctuations in sales volume.
A special dedication celebrating the generous support of our workplace campaign coordinators and donors.
All-electric vehicles have zero carbon emissions and lower maintenance costs than internal combustion engine, hybrid and plug in hybrid vehicles. In Hawaiʻi’s journey to a carbon neutral future by 2045, Servco continues to innovate and adopt new technologies.
First Hawaiian Bank has been providing financial support to Special Olympics Hawaii for more than 30 years. This year marks their 25th anniversary of being the title sponsor of the First Hawaiian Bank Troy Barboza Law Enforcement Torch Run
Gathering insights directly from your target audience can mean the difference between success and failure. However, primary research must be done carefully to be effective.
Each ProsPac project revolves around livability and creating quality homes within reach for kamaʻāina families.
Three generations of the Luke Family have maintained Hawaii National Bank’s support of local businesses
A fully loaded dental plan not only levels the playing field for women, but also helps employers to be more competitive by offering health benefits that women want and need, helping them live well, smile more.
Why Fiber Internet is the Best Choice for your Business
ASB remains committed to the advancement of women in Hawaii and beyond, as they have for nearly 100 years, ensuring that every woman reaches their highest potential.
From the March 2023 article, Are Home Inspectors Regulated (Licensed) in Hawaii?, it is highly recommended to hire certified Home Inspectors.
Our collective goal is to remain at the forefront of innovation, addressing employers needs today and for decades to come.
Meet some of Hawai‘i’s remarkable wāhine in business.
At first glance, affluent buyers looking to purchase a luxury property in Hawaii will find that the overall market seems to have changed very little when we compare the data year-over-year at the end of August.
Central Pacific Bank is committed to providing advice and solutions that help entrepreneurs remain resilient and successful. Whether you’re facing natural disaster or the normal ups and downs of business, we embrace a personalized approach.
Employee retention is equally as critical. Research shows employees today have much more clarity about what they want from a job.
Derek Petrowski landed his dream job as a telescope support technician at the Keck Observatory.
While the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands and ali‘i trusts collect land rents from 18 hotels, some Hawaiian groups are aiming for ownership.
