Lets check that forecast. It has been a chilly week, carol. Are we in for warm up news. We will fine these temperatures. Yesterday they stopped in the 30s. That is how cold it has been. Today we will get in the 40s, 50s, maybe 70 degrees, does that sound good to you . We have that on the seven day forecast. Lets take a look and find a fairly nice looking morning to start the day. It is 28 degrees through philadelphia, ben franklin bridge looking very nice. We have 24 degrees, that is out in reading at this point this morning no wind to speak of. It is just a bright morning in all locations. It is a quiet one. You can see on storm scan three we dont have any clouds and we are not dealing with any problem whatsoever this morning. It looks like a mostly dry weekend although sunday night we will pick up rain chances around here. 25 degrees is the temperature at the airport. Twentytwo in trenton. Twentyfive in wilmington. Just 15 in the poconos. Seventeen in allentown. It is another cold mo
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The Globe and Mail Published April 16, 2021
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Commercial property broker Marshall McAnerney had been working as an executive in the U.S. when he decided to relocate to Kelowna to be near family.
He figured he’d get into real estate there. He’d seen the urban revitalization of the industrial Pearl District in Portland, and there was no reason Kelowna wouldn’t follow. And he’d be getting ahead of the boomers who were certain to arrive.
“I thought this was ripe for the picking. This has got to go.”
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But it was 2008, and his timing was way off. The market had stalled, and retired boomers weren’t flocking to the golf course communities as expected. Condominium projects were flopping and getting shelved, and bankruptcies were common.