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Friday, April 3, 2015

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Low inventory may take bloom off spring home sales

Weak supply of homes for sale is boosting prices and could put a damper on the spring housing season.





There were nearly 9 percent fewer homes for sale in January of this year than there were a year ago, according to Realtor.com.

"January's inventory data suggest a continuation of the tightening trend we identified last month in the December data, and with a shortage of inventory typically comes increased home prices," said Jonathan Smoke, chief economist at Realtor.com. "Half of the 200 markets Realtor.com tracks experienced year-over-year price increases of at least 6 percent in January."




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Sunday, February 15, 2015

Meet My Shelter Pet: Paul



Neal Paskvan is a full time Realtor specializing in Downers grove, Darien,Woodridge, Westmont and Du page county Real Estate

Thursday, January 15, 2015

Dog that raised alarm during fire found dead - New York News

WOODBRIDGE, N.J. (AP) - A dog that alerted residents when their apartment building was on fire has been found dead clutching her owner's purse.
Rocky Granata found Stella under a blanket in the rubble of the Woodbridge apartment that he shared with the mixed breed's owner Ann Marie Kelt.
The dog, who had been battling cancer and had a heart condition, awakened Kelt when the apartment building caught fire on Friday. Granata called for the dog to follow as they fled.
Neighbors thought the dog had run off.




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Sunday, December 7, 2014

Dogs Try Booties For The First Time

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Dogs Try Booties For The First Time

Neal Paskvan is a full time Realtor specializing in Downers grove, Darien,Woodridge, Westmont and Du page county Real Estate

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Why Do Female Dogs Hump? | Dogster

"Why do female dogs hump?" It is a question that people have asked forever, or at least since antiquated ideas of gender hierarchy took hold of humanity's fevered imaginations. However, the question is not a lascivious or dirty one, since the answers are varied. So, why do female dogs hump? First of all, rest assured that humping is a perfectly natural and common activity in both male and female dogs.get the rest of the story here

Neal Paskvan is a full time Realtor specializing in Downers grove, Darien,Woodridge, Westmont and Du page county Real Estate