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Article from: Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Article date: June 20, 2008
Author: Ron DaParma
A streak of slumping home sales in the Pittsburgh region reached
15 months in May, with a 21.5 percent drop continuing a pattern that
stretches back to March 2007.
There were 2,426 homes sold during May compared with 3,089 for
the same month a year ago, with each of five counties showing a
decline, according to a report from RealStats, a real estate
information company on the South Side.
The decline was the steepest yet this year, said RealStats, which
tracks sales of homes sold for $10,000 and more through deed
recordings in Allegheny, Beaver, ...
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