Summary
UHERO's re-analysis phases out the roughly 6,000 apartment-zoned TVRs gradually (West Maui by 2029), spreading out the estimated $900 million visitor-spending loss and 1,800 job losses. Members asked what happens if fewer units are phased out — a rough answer: cut the impacts in half.
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Last discussed Mar 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $900 million in lost visitor spending and 1,800 jobs by 2031 under full phase-out, plus falling condo values cutting property tax revenue.
Residents hoping TVRs convert to long-term housing gain potential inventory; hotels could see higher occupancy.
TVR owners, condo associations, and workers in food service and accommodation bear the brunt of the projected losses.
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