What Condo Watch Hawaii Does
We give you the tools, knowledge, and support to hold your board and managing agent accountable — at no cost.
Know Your Rights
HRS §514BPlain-language guides to HRS Chapter 514B — the law that governs every Hawaii condo. Understand what your board and managing agent are legally required to do.
Self-Assessment Tool
Free ToolAnswer questions about your building's finances and operations. Get an instant compliance report showing potential violations and recommended next steps.
Resource Library
TemplatesDownload ready-to-use templates: records request letters, formal notices, questions for your managing agent, and more. Written specifically for Hawaii law.
Get Help
SupportShare your situation with us. We connect owners with information, community support, and referrals to Hawaii attorneys who specialize in condominium law.
Does your building show these red flags?
These are the most common signs of financial mismanagement and statutory violations in Hawaii condominiums. If you recognize any of these, your building may have serious problems that require action.
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This started with one building. And a daughter's promise.
For over two decades, the owners of one Honolulu condominium watched their building deteriorate — leaking pipes, deferred maintenance, a reserve fund drained to nearly nothing. The board and managing agent told them everything was fine.
It wasn't. And the documents proved it.
Read the Full Story →You are not alone in this.
Across Hawaii, thousands of condo owners are dealing with the same problems: boards that won't answer questions, managing agents that ignore maintenance requests, reserve funds that have been quietly depleted for years.
Hawaii law gives you real rights and real remedies. We're here to help you use them.
Disclaimer: Condo Watch Hawaii provides educational information only. Nothing on this site constitutes legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship. For advice specific to your situation, consult a licensed Hawaii attorney. All statutory references are to Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 514B.