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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa133.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/policy-brief-minimum-lot-size\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/policy-brief-minimum-lot-size\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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These requirements vary by county and type of land use in Hawaii. They were invented in the late 1910s to maintain racial segregation in North America. Today, they harm housing affordability, social equality, and environmental sustainability in Hawai‘i.\n\nKEY ISSUES\n\n- Racial and Economic Segregation: Minimum lot sizes maintain racial and economic inequality. Areas with larger lot sizes tend to be whiter and wealthier.\n- Affordability Crisis: Minimum lot sizes add to housing prices because land costs money. Smaller, affordable homes are difficult to build when minimum lot sizes are large. This makes housing unaffordable for first-time buyers, low-income residents, and seniors.\n- Environmental Impact: Large lot sizes promote greenfield development. They add to urban sprawl and increase dependence on cars.\n- Multigenerational Living and Seniors: Large lot sizes prevent traditional, multigenerational living arrangements. This causes hardship for community elders (kūpuna) and contradicts Hawaiian culture.\n\n**Our takeaway: Reducing minimum lot sizes will create more affordable housing, improve social equity, and increase sustainability.**\n\n[READ MORE](https:\/\/drive.google.com\/file\/d\/1NyfzPni8FoB-qLPbkF81HIx2v83ceM4-\/view)\n\n[Policy recommendations](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Policy+recommendations)[Affordability](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Affordability)[Alternative solutions](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Alternative+solutions)[Environmental impact](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Environmental+impact)[Social equality](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Social+equality)[Starter homes](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Starter+homes)[ADU](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/ADU)[Multigenerational housing](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Multigenerational+housing)[Senior housing](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Senior+housing)[Family housing](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/tag\/Family+housing)\n\n[![]() Guest User](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources?author=678e7ad9c60bc20a0b024f24)\n\n[Previous Previous Policy Brief \\#2: Security Deposit Insurance](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/policy-brief-1-security-deposit-insurance)\n\n[Next Next Policy Brief \\#4: EXPLORING 3D PRINTED AND MODULAR HOMES AS SOLUTIONS TO HAWAIʻI’S HOUSING CRISIS](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources\/policy-brief-3d-printed-and-modular-homes)\n\n***\n![](https:\/\/images.squarespace-cdn.com\/content\/v1\/6152678a82aba207a6b8ad4e\/873e7659-c0c1-4094-8f29-fa1e07df2b57\/HHF_Logo_SecondaryA_RGB.png)\n\n[Home](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/home) \\| [About](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/about) \\| [Programs](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/programs) \\| [Stay Movement](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/stay)  \n[Resources](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/resources) \\| [Contact](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/contact) \\| [Donate](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/donate) \\| [Newsletter](https:\/\/www.hawaiisfuture.org\/newsletter)","attrs_readable_markdown":"Minimum lot size is a zoning regulation that sets the minimum amount of land required for new development. These requirements vary by county and type of land use in Hawaii. They were invented in the late 1910s to maintain racial segregation in North America. Today, they harm housing affordability, social equality, and environmental sustainability in Hawai‘i.\n\nKEY ISSUES\n\n- Racial and Economic Segregation: Minimum lot sizes maintain racial and economic inequality. Areas with larger lot sizes tend to be whiter and wealthier.\n- Affordability Crisis: Minimum lot sizes add to housing prices because land costs money. Smaller, affordable homes are difficult to build when minimum lot sizes are large. This makes housing unaffordable for first-time buyers, low-income residents, and seniors.\n- Environmental Impact: Large lot sizes promote greenfield development. They add to urban sprawl and increase dependence on cars.\n- Multigenerational Living and Seniors: Large lot sizes prevent traditional, multigenerational living arrangements. 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URL	https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/policy-brief-minimum-lot-size
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Boilerpipe Text	Minimum lot size is a zoning regulation that sets the minimum amount of land required for new development. These requirements vary by county and type of land use in Hawaii. They were invented in the late 1910s to maintain racial segregation in North America. Today, they harm housing affordability, social equality, and environmental sustainability in Hawai‘i. KEY ISSUES Racial and Economic Segregation: Minimum lot sizes maintain racial and economic inequality. Areas with larger lot sizes tend to be whiter and wealthier. Affordability Crisis: Minimum lot sizes add to housing prices because land costs money. Smaller, affordable homes are difficult to build when minimum lot sizes are large. This makes housing unaffordable for first-time buyers, low-income residents, and seniors. Environmental Impact: Large lot sizes promote greenfield development. They add to urban sprawl and increase dependence on cars. Multigenerational Living and Seniors: Large lot sizes prevent traditional, multigenerational living arrangements. This causes hardship for community elders (kūpuna) and contradicts Hawaiian culture. Our takeaway: Reducing minimum lot sizes will create more affordable housing, improve social equity, and increase sustainability.
Markdown	[0](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/cart) [Skip to Content](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/policy-brief-minimum-lot-size#page) [![Housing Hawai‘i\&\#39;s Future](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6152678a82aba207a6b8ad4e/001f9686-ccf6-41f5-870c-a8b4df88e3a2/HHF_Logo_Primary_RGB.png?format=1500w)](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/) [Home](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/) [About](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/about) [Programs](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/programs) Resources [All](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources) [Hawaiʻi's 2026 Housing Survey](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/2026-hawaiis-housing-survey) [Policy](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/policy) [News](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/news) [Blog](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/blog) [Contact](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/contact) [MAKE A DIFFERENCE](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/newsletter) Open Menu Close Menu [![Housing Hawai‘i\&\#39;s Future](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6152678a82aba207a6b8ad4e/001f9686-ccf6-41f5-870c-a8b4df88e3a2/HHF_Logo_Primary_RGB.png?format=1500w)](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/) [Home](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/) [About](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/about) [Programs](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/programs) Resources [All](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources) [Hawaiʻi's 2026 Housing Survey](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/2026-hawaiis-housing-survey) [Policy](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/policy) [News](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/news) [Blog](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/blog) [Contact](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/contact) [MAKE A DIFFERENCE](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/newsletter) Open Menu Close Menu [Home](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/) [About](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/about) [Programs](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/programs) [Folder: Resources](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources-1) [Back](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/) [All](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources) [Hawaiʻi's 2026 Housing Survey](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/2026-hawaiis-housing-survey) [Policy](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/policy) [News](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/news) [Blog](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/blog) [Contact](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/contact) [MAKE A DIFFERENCE](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/newsletter) # Policy Brief \#3: Minimum Lot Size [Policy](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/category/Policy) Nov 19 Written By [Guest User](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources?author=678e7ad9c60bc20a0b024f24) ![](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6152678a82aba207a6b8ad4e/d31c7ab1-4cf2-4187-9740-fa2e64d938b1/Policy+Brief+3+Cover.jpg) Minimum lot size is a zoning regulation that sets the minimum amount of land required for new development. These requirements vary by county and type of land use in Hawaii. They were invented in the late 1910s to maintain racial segregation in North America. Today, they harm housing affordability, social equality, and environmental sustainability in Hawai‘i. KEY ISSUES - Racial and Economic Segregation: Minimum lot sizes maintain racial and economic inequality. Areas with larger lot sizes tend to be whiter and wealthier. - Affordability Crisis: Minimum lot sizes add to housing prices because land costs money. Smaller, affordable homes are difficult to build when minimum lot sizes are large. This makes housing unaffordable for first-time buyers, low-income residents, and seniors. - Environmental Impact: Large lot sizes promote greenfield development. They add to urban sprawl and increase dependence on cars. - Multigenerational Living and Seniors: Large lot sizes prevent traditional, multigenerational living arrangements. This causes hardship for community elders (kūpuna) and contradicts Hawaiian culture. Our takeaway: Reducing minimum lot sizes will create more affordable housing, improve social equity, and increase sustainability. [READ MORE](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NyfzPni8FoB-qLPbkF81HIx2v83ceM4-/view) [Policy recommendations](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Policy+recommendations)[Affordability](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Affordability)[Alternative solutions](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Alternative+solutions)[Environmental impact](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Environmental+impact)[Social equality](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Social+equality)[Starter homes](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Starter+homes)[ADU](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/ADU)[Multigenerational housing](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Multigenerational+housing)[Senior housing](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Senior+housing)[Family housing](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/tag/Family+housing) [![]() Guest User](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources?author=678e7ad9c60bc20a0b024f24) [Previous Previous Policy Brief \#2: Security Deposit Insurance](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/policy-brief-1-security-deposit-insurance) [Next Next Policy Brief \#4: EXPLORING 3D PRINTED AND MODULAR HOMES AS SOLUTIONS TO HAWAIʻI’S HOUSING CRISIS](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources/policy-brief-3d-printed-and-modular-homes) *** ![](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6152678a82aba207a6b8ad4e/873e7659-c0c1-4094-8f29-fa1e07df2b57/HHF_Logo_SecondaryA_RGB.png) [Home](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/home) \\| [About](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/about) \\| [Programs](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/programs) \\| [Stay Movement](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/stay) [Resources](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/resources) \\| [Contact](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/contact) \\| [Donate](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/donate) \\| [Newsletter](https://www.hawaiisfuture.org/newsletter)
Readable Markdown	Minimum lot size is a zoning regulation that sets the minimum amount of land required for new development. These requirements vary by county and type of land use in Hawaii. They were invented in the late 1910s to maintain racial segregation in North America. Today, they harm housing affordability, social equality, and environmental sustainability in Hawai‘i. KEY ISSUES - Racial and Economic Segregation: Minimum lot sizes maintain racial and economic inequality. Areas with larger lot sizes tend to be whiter and wealthier. - Affordability Crisis: Minimum lot sizes add to housing prices because land costs money. Smaller, affordable homes are difficult to build when minimum lot sizes are large. This makes housing unaffordable for first-time buyers, low-income residents, and seniors. - Environmental Impact: Large lot sizes promote greenfield development. They add to urban sprawl and increase dependence on cars. - Multigenerational Living and Seniors: Large lot sizes prevent traditional, multigenerational living arrangements. This causes hardship for community elders (kūpuna) and contradicts Hawaiian culture. Our takeaway: Reducing minimum lot sizes will create more affordable housing, improve social equity, and increase sustainability.
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