Chicago area home prices doubled since 2000 and still rising, though most of nation doubled earlier – The RealDeal

Home price growth in Chicago has lagged behind other major metros, with cities like San Francisco and Phoenix crossing the 200 threshold for the first time in 2005. Nationwide, home prices are up threefold since 2000. Indices in San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles and Miami have topped 400.
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Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
1 year ago

That is a 2.9% annual rate of return. Adjusted for taxes and inflation you are actually a LOSER.

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