Am I misreading or misunderstanding the gist of this article? What about the folks who make half of $98,000  year or even a third of that, or even less? 
     I seriously don't understand the definition the state is using for "affordable housing". Like it or not, even the poorest of the poor are MEMBERS of OUR Community, as well as the "houseless" folks we see in most neighborhoods in our state. 
     Many people are living paycheck to paycheck, myself included, and are in jeopardy of becoming houseless in the blink of an eye.
     I was born and raised in the Beautiful Paradise called Hawai'i; a child of these Islands, yet I will never be able to own property here, nor will I be able to rent anything but a bedroom in someone's house or apartment.
     Please give us truly affordable housing, so we ALL have a fighting chance to become successful members of our community . . .