Crain’s Daily Gist: ‘This house sold for less than . . .’ – Audio – Crain’s

At the 5:00 mark: Why are so many Chicago-area homes struggling to reach the prices they sold at five, 10, 15 or even 20 years ago? Crain's Dennis Rodkin has some ideas.
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debtsor
6 years ago

The real answer is that IL doesn’t have progressive enough abortion laws. JB told us he wants the most progressive abortion laws in the nation. Free state subsidized third trimester abortions for every resident – legal or illegal – in every community from Rockford to Metropolis and the Quad Cities to Danville. This will drive up housing prices.

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