It's common for inclusionary-zoned buildings (like the one I lived in DC from 2009 - early 2016) to scale the maintenance fees just as the prices are. For example, my condo building was in one of the hottest areas of the city, with about 1/3 affordable units reserved for <50% median income, with their maintenance fees around $15 to $25 per month. The rest of us paid hundreds per month, and our Board is not allowed to change that fee structure. And only folks under those income limits will ever be allowed to live in those units, so they will be affordable into perpetuity. Why can't Honolulu adopt the proven best practices that are working in other cities?