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Isle developers consider impact of 'Great Recession'
One economist says full recovery will not occur until credit eases and tourism improves
There are "green shoots" -- signs of recovery -- in Hawaii's real estate market, but they will need serious fertilizer to take root. That was the assessment of a speaker's panel at yesterday's Hawaii Developers' Council annual mid-year real estate forecast.
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