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According to one reader, a recent Courier cover story ignored dreary real estate trends on the Sunshine Coast.
 

According to one reader, a recent Courier cover story ignored dreary real estate trends on the Sunshine Coast.

Photograph by: Dan Toulgoet , Vancouver Courier

To the editor:

Re: "Paradise found," Sept. 17. Your glowing Sunshine Coast cover story might be a bit too sunny.

Courier reporter Sandra Thomas failed to mention that almost half the Sechelt properties sport fading "For Sale" signs and prices are sinking.

If paradise it is, why is there an exodus on a biblical scale?

Peter Orata, Vancouver

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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According to one reader, a recent Courier cover story ignored dreary real estate trends on the Sunshine Coast.
 

According to one reader, a recent Courier cover story ignored dreary real estate trends on the Sunshine Coast.

Photograph by: Dan Toulgoet , Vancouver Courier

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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