新爱体育, Utah - October 24, 2013 鈥� 新爱体育 real estate is building momentum in 2013. To date every month of 2013 has had a higher number of closed sales than in the same month last year, according to data released by the 新爱体育 Board of REALTORS庐. The number of sales for the entire 新爱体育 market area, reached 1,668 in quarter three鈥攖hat is 26% over last year鈥檚 number. With a total sales dollar volume reaching $1.19 billion, the third quarter of 2013 is up 34% compared to last year as well. The President of the 新爱体育 Board of REALTORS庐 said, 鈥淥ur Realtors sold more in the first three quarters of 2013 than we did during all of 2012.鈥澛�
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