Department of Housing and Land Management

Housing Property / Asset Management Division

Managing City housing to ensure long-term quality and affordability.

Our Mission

The Housing Property / Asset Management Division manages housing assets to ensure long-term performance and affordability. This includes oversight of City-owned affordable housing properties, asset stabilization, compliance monitoring, and long-term capital planning. The division plays a critical role in protecting public investment and preserving affordability across the City’s housing portfolio.

Our Impact

We oversee over 20 affordable rental properties across Oʻahu, offering a total of 1,449 units. With an average occupancy rate of 95%—and full occupancy at key sites like Chinatown Manor, Mānoa Gardens Elderly Housing, and West Loch Elderly Village—we continues to meet the growing demand for affordable housing. 

1,449

Units available for rent

21

Rental properties

95 %

Overall occupancy rate

Rental Opportunities

DHLM supports a diverse and growing portfolio of affordable rental housing projects across Oʻahu. While some projects are managed directly through our Housing Property / Asset Management Division, others reflect close partnerships between the City and nonprofit or private developers to meet the housing needs of local residents.

To view the full list of properties in our rental housing portfolio, visit the Rental Housing Portfolio page.

Latest News

Stewarding Homes, Building Community: A Conversation with Kim Costa of DHLM

As part of a new DHLM staff profile initiative, we’re spotlighting the people behind the work—sharing their stories, motivations, and perspectives in their own words. Through a conversational Q&A format, these profiles offer a closer look at the public servants helping move housing solutions forward for our community.

Maintenance Work at Kekaulike Courtyards

On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, work to the HVAC system serving the property is scheduled to take place. The work has been coordinated by the Department of Housing and Land Management’s (DHLM)’s contracted property manager and will be performed by Continental Mechanical.

Swipe through 2025: DHLM’s year in review

This year, we moved housing forward, planned future neighborhoods, improved how public land is used, and strengthened long-term stewardship across Oʻahu. None of this progress happens without strong partnerships and community voices. Mahalo for being part of the journey — here’s to continued progress in 2026.

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