The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Housing and Land Management (DHLM) has released its Summer 2026 newsletter, highlighting recent progress across the department’s housing, land management, and conservation efforts.

This edition features updates on the demolition and future redevelopment of the former Dee Lite Bakery property, continued planning and property acquisition in Iwilei–Kūwili, and two major conservation projects recently approved by the Honolulu City Council.

Readers can also get to know Kimberly “Kim” Costa, administrator of DHLM’s Asset Management Division, through the department’s latest staff spotlight, and learn more about E Kamaʻilio Pū Kākou, a new podcast from the Clean Water and Natural Lands Program featuring conversations with the people and partners advancing conservation across Oʻahu.

The newsletter offers a snapshot of the work underway across DHLM as the department continues expanding affordable housing opportunities, advancing long-term planning efforts, managing City lands, and supporting the protection of Oʻahu’s natural and cultural resources.

Read the Summer 2026 newsletter and explore the latest from DHLM.

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