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I <br /> IFigure 4. Building Permits & Added Units, State of to the development of housing in Hawaii <br /> Hawaii, 2000-2014 including the lack of "reasonably priced", <br /> 12,000 developable land; lack of major off-site <br /> Ie 10,000 infrastructure; high development costs; <br /> d \ government regulations; community opposition; <br /> a 8,000 and growing environmental requirements.13 We <br /> I <br /> C <br /> D 8,000 • • __ briefly recap the major sources of the supply <br /> o problem below. <br /> d 4,000 <br /> a jr� N" <br /> I <br /> Geographic Limitation: Hawaii lacks sufficient <br /> z 2,000 land near its major population centers. Consider <br /> 0 a fifty-mile circle around the central business <br /> I <br /> p0.�O^Q0'Oe?O0'cps)Ooh 0O1 Oc,a O^%O^^O^ry O^b O^a district of the largest cityin each of America's <br /> ti ti ti .1ti % ti .1 ti I. .i° ti i ti .1 g <br /> Year fifty states. Now subtract all open water or <br /> —Housing Units Added --Total Residential Permits wetlands within the circle and all lands with <br /> I <br /> slopes in excess of five percent (Rose, 1989). <br /> Source: Permits from Census Table 2au: New Privately As an island state, comprised of mountains rising <br /> Owned Housing Units Authorized. Added units from ACS from the ocean floor, Hawaii ranks lowest in <br /> housing unit data and Housing Model 2016 estimates. terms of the percentage of remaining available <br /> I <br /> land (Saiz, 2010). Geography becomes more <br /> b. Impediments to Production constraining over time. As an area is developed, <br /> there are ever fewer acres of undeveloped land. <br /> I We briefly recap some major barriers to housing Supply is attenuated and prices rise. (Hilber and <br /> supply below. Note that, for all of these, a Robert-Nicoud, 2010).14 Geographic constraints <br /> significant amount of research has been reported reduce housing supply by limiting investment in <br /> I in peer-reviewed journals to estimate statistically housing (Paciorek, 2011). <br /> significant correlation between the barrier and <br /> supply inelasticity and/or high housing prices. Lack of Major Off-Site Infrastructure: The <br /> I We are aware of no production barrier for which lack of major off-site infrastructure to support <br /> research exists that defines the net contribution development is cited as a major impediment to <br /> of specific elements of the barrier to its dollar or housing development. The Final Report & <br /> Iunit impact on production. Nor is there any Recommendations of the Affordable Housing <br /> research of which we are aware that defines the Advisory Committee, April 2006 notes that the <br /> mechanism by which those elements affect current infrastructure capacity is a significant <br /> housing supply inelasticity. Finally, no definitive barrier to providing more housing units in the <br /> I research has been conducted in Hawaii with urban core of Honolulu. All forms of public <br /> respect to these production barriers. To infrastructure are in dire need of maintenance, <br /> effectively address these issues would require up-grade and new installation. Roads, sewer, <br /> I considerable research that is outside the scope water, drainage, and schools have historically <br /> of the current study. been the responsibility of government to <br /> construct. Many of the required infrastructure <br /> I Hawaii's housing market is supply inelastic.12 improvements have been passed on to the <br /> An increase in demand does not lead to an developer, adding to the price of a house. A Joint <br /> increase in supply in a timely or efficient manner. Legislative Housing and Homeless Task Force <br /> I That leads to higher prices and affordability encouraged creative, innovative and cost- <br /> problems. Previous versions of the HHPS and <br /> other studies have identified major impediments 13 State of Hawaii, HHFDC, Consolidated Plan for <br /> Program Years 2015 Through 2019, May 15, 2015. <br /> I <br /> 14 Hilbert and Robert-Nicoud reported that a highly <br /> 12 A market situation in which any increase or decrease in significant independent variable in their analyses of <br /> the price of a good or service does not result in a housing prices in U.S. cities was the ratio of acres of <br /> Icorresponding increase or decrease in its supply. developed land to acres of developable land. <br /> Hawaii Housing Planning Study,2016 Page 11 <br /> ©SMS, Inc. December,2016 <br />
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