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SB 1623

RELATING TO CONDOMINIUMS.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Stanley Chang

Hawaii condominium bill SB 1623 advances through legislature but specific provisions remain undisclosed; referred to Consumer Protection Committee and carried to 2026 session.

Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.
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Bill Summary · SB 1623

Legislative bill overview

SB 1623 is a Hawaii condominium-related bill introduced by Senator Stanley Chang that has advanced through initial legislative stages but lacks detailed public documentation of its specific provisions. The bill was referred to the Consumer Protection and Commerce Committee (CPN) and has been carried over to the 2026 legislative session for further consideration.

Why this is important

Condominium legislation in Hawaii directly affects homeownership, property rights, and housing costs for thousands of residents in a state with significant condo market activity. Changes to condo regulations can influence property taxes, association fees, dispute resolution, and the feasibility of condo ownership as an affordable housing option.

Potential points of contention

  • Lack of transparency: Without access to the bill's actual text, specific provisions remain unclear, making it difficult for stakeholders to evaluate impact
  • Scope uncertainty: Hawaii condominium bills can address diverse issues (property taxes, association governance, developer liability, timeshare regulations) with vastly different stakeholder interests
  • Carry-over status: The bill's deferral to 2026 suggests either unresolved concerns or competing legislative priorities that may indicate contentious provisions

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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