More Pilsen Residents Are Filing — And Winning — Property Tax Assessment Appeals, Officials Say – Block Club Chicago

The Cook County Board of Review, the tax appeals board, said there was a 25 percent increase in individual filings for assessment appeals for the 2022 tax year compared to the last assessment cycle in 2018 — from 9,486 filings to 11,907. The Pilsen homeowners who were granted an appeal saw an average reduction of nearly 11 percent in the assessed value of their home.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Crooked Kaegi needs to be federally probed over his corrupt assessment

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