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By Greig Pedler of Bob Pedler Real Estate Limited

WINDSOR, ONTARIO - (APRIL 2009) - In April of 1969, Bob Pedler, who began his real estate career in 1956, opened the doors to a small office and it was only the beginning for this family owned company. Through the years Bob Pedler has twice been the President of the Windsor Essex County Real Estate Board, as well as President of the Ontario Real Estate Association,

The Canadian Real Estate Association, The Canadian Chapter President of the International Real Estate Federation and he has sat on the United Nations Commission for Human Settlement. The company was selected by “Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate” as one of the top luxury brokers, an opportunity that has further their global connections and has given them access to the number one luxury real estate web site on the internet, LuxuryRealEstate.com.

Bob, along with his songs Greig and Dave, continue to look ahead with a plan of expansion and a move to new facilities in the near future.

Bob Pedler says “The success of the company is due to the trust our clients have put in us. We thank them and pledge to continue with the great enthusiasm and knowledge-based, quality service that has been the hallmark of Bob Pedler Real Estate Limited.”

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  1. Congratulations and best wishes for your future!

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