Foreclosures could ramp up as Illinois leads national rate – Center Square

In May, one in every 2,000 housing units had a foreclosure filing in Illinois, and Chicago had the third-worst rate among metropolitan areas with a population of at least 200,000, according to a report by real estate data provider ATTOM.
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Indy
3 years ago

Time for mass homelessness across Illinois.
You were warned for years to leave the state.

Aaron
3 years ago
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No kidding. Why don’t they leave?

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