Hawaii law

Real Estate Laws in Hawaii.

Hawaii real-estate law runs through Title 28 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes. Hawaii has both judicial and non-judicial foreclosure procedures under HRS Chapter 667, and the state also has a substantial body of law on leasehold, condominium, and time-share arrangements that shape real-estate practice in the islands.

Last verified: 2026-04-17

State law

Key Hawaii Statutes

Hawaii Mortgage ForeclosuresHRS ch. 667

Chapter 667 governs both judicial and non-judicial mortgage foreclosures in Hawaii, with detailed statutory notice and sale requirements.

Hawaii Condominium Property ActHRS ch. 514B

Hawaii’s Condominium Property Act governs the creation, governance, and operation of condominium associations — an active area of Hawaii real-estate practice.

State law

Official Sources

Hawaii State Legislature — Revised Statutes

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