Case Shiller Index: Chicago Area Home Price Appreciation Remains Slowest In Nation

Chicago area single family home prices rose by just 1.4% over the last year while the national average was up by 4.7%. Even the second worst metro area - New York - was up a lot more at 2.5%. And 1.4% is slightly lower than March's 1.5% appreciation rate.
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Lyn P
5 years ago

Personal experience – impossible to make profit on home in Chicago after sale commission. No more attempts.

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