Miss the food, not the taxes: Chicagoans explain why they left for neighboring states – Chicago Tribune

Many Chicagoans wouldn’t trade the city — its lakefront, skyline, energy and diversity — for the world.

Others, after sticking it out for years or decades, opt to leave for neighboring states like Indiana and Wisconsin for a variety of reasons.
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Pete Tufts
6 years ago

Moved to AZ 15 years ago and my sole regret is not getting out of Illinois sooner. Figure just in my Real Estate appreciation and money saved on property taxes have amounted to $400K over the course of those years. Not to mention all those other “special” Illinois fee’s. I honestly can’t figure out why anyone is left there.

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