It was a seller's market in Illinois real estate last year, with low inventories and rising home prices. In some areas, home prices were nearly 10% higher than the year before. Real estate experts all seem to agree that a housing correction is not in the cards for 2022.
Home prices are “expected” to make gains, but they won’t. They will be writing about how IL sales are depressed this time again next year. The longer we have the morons running things downstate, the more this state will deteriorate. It is probably a safe bet that the real estate taxes will still go up. Why not just make that the headline?
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Home prices are “expected” to make gains, but they won’t. They will be writing about how IL sales are depressed this time again next year. The longer we have the morons running things downstate, the more this state will deteriorate. It is probably a safe bet that the real estate taxes will still go up. Why not just make that the headline?