"Some of the rents they projected won't come to fruition for many years," Mr. Fasulo said.
Nachum Barnea suggested in Yediot Ahronoth that the premier knew the proposal won't come to fruition but was interested in showing the public he is taking initiatives.
"We are grateful that we were considered for this facility, and frankly we are saddened that it won't come to fruition in the park," Ms. Myer said.
The idea of a stage musical shaped around the songbook of David Bowie may sound like a beautiful moonage daydream, but it apparently won't come to fruition unless the godfather of glam rock ch-ch-ch-ch-changes his mind.
Gastonia officials, citing their own research, say the neighborhood will benefit from about $330 million in new investment in the area, though that won't come to fruition for three decades.
The dream of a bud broadcast in the same vein as a mass-consumed Bud Light commercial most likely won't come to fruition until the drug is legal federally.
