Kaegi’s assessments confirm downtown landlords’ fears – Crain’s*

The Cook County assessor's office released its figures for a large swath of downtown Chicago. Homeowners should be happy, but landlords? Not so much.
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susan
4 years ago

Chicago property taxpayers don’t know how good they have it. They pay below 2% property tax rate. Woodstock Il has ranged between 3% and 4.7% for over a decade. Most collar counties now range around 3% and busted out regions like Harvey are beyond salvation at 8%+. Naturally this crushes (non-TIF) property values. If Chicago gets to 4% property tax rates they may start voting/not voting differently on imprudent fiscal policy. A note on commercial residential property taxation: its assessment is based upon its income-producing value. There are rules of thumb for assessors about the percentage of gross revenues which… Read more »

The Paraclete
4 years ago

Makes perfect sense! They take a beating courtesy of Lori so will raise your taxes 130%. I wonder when they’ll burn them down for insurance.

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