Palmer House hotel hit with $300 million foreclosure suit – Real Deal

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Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

The greed of the teachers, cops and firemen have destroyed everything they have touched.
Much better off letting it get foreclosed than working for nothing or even less.
Chicago and Illinois are nothing but Schitt thanks to the Huge Pensions.
Illinois “Land of Slavery”

NoHope4Illinois.
5 years ago

So long grand lady – I will miss you. Chicago isn’t safe enough anymore for travelers. Other properties will drop significantly in value, including in the Loop. Fast thinkers will leave now and cut their losses.

Dur
5 years ago

You must be a Democrat

Bill
5 years ago
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Just a realist as far as I can tell. I wonder who will pick up the welfare tab in Illinois once all the Taxpayers are gone?

The Pritzker’s maybe? They have plenty of money, so why not?

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