Condominium Property Regime Task Force

This task force reviewed Hawaii's Condominium Property Regime Act, which governs the legal framework for condominium ownership, association governance, and dispute resolution in the state. It examined issues including association board accountability, maintenance reserve requirements, developer disclosure obligations, and owner rights in disputes with associations. Hawaii has a uniquely large proportion of residents living in condominiums, making this legal framework especially consequential.

Condominium owners and renters in Hawaii are directly governed by the laws this task force reviewed, affecting everything from association meeting requirements to special assessment rules. Residents living in condo buildings can engage through the Legislature when resulting bills are considered.