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Home sales dip 4.5% in state

June marks 42nd month of declines, Realtors say

By David Smith

Posted: August 12, 2009 at 5:36 a.m.

Stephen B. Thornton Dorothy Willoughby of McKay and Co., right, shows a home along LaMarche Blvd. to Jammie Neill-Ziller in west Little Rock Tuesday afternoon.

Home sales in Arkansas fell 4.5 percent in June compared with a year earlier, extending the state's housing decline for the 42nd consecutive month, the Arkansas Realtors Association said Tuesday.

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(Credit: Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)

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