Chicago’s Richest Residents Face Sky-High Property Tax Assessments—With More Than a Dozen Homes Valued Over $16 Million – Realtor.com

The 15 homes located in New Trier Township within Cook County were tax-assessed at between $16 million and $35 million. The last time homes were assessed—in 2022—only two homes fell in the same assessment range.
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Taxpayer
1 year ago

And if they all rip out their toilets like governor WIDE-LOAD did, the regular taxpayers will have to pick up the slack

Mark F
1 year ago

Residences of Barrington Hills are lucky the Cook County Tax Assessor can’t seem to find his way to that part of Cook County.

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
1 year ago

For Sale, moving to Naples or Palm Beach, Florida.

PPF
1 year ago

Good luck with your property insurance. It’s getting harder and harder to get coverage. I have several friends there looking to leave now because of this massive expense with pages of exclusions.

Old Joe
1 year ago

Uh oh, I think Ken Griffin is get some new old neighbors!

Wally
1 year ago

Let’s see what high priced politically connected lawyers these homeowners hire. And, let’s see how Kaegi caves on some of them. We will see if tax the rich can really happen.

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