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A word with Peter Oliver: ‘We need to start pooling our resources’ (access required)

by Anne Wallace Allen

Published: February 14,2013

By the time he graduated from college in San Diego in 1988, Peter Oliver, a broker at Thornton Oliver Keller, was sure he wanted to work in real estate development. He and his business partner, Tim Thornton, started the namesake Boise commercial real estate company in Boise in 1992 and stayed there until 2004, when ...
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