Home sales plunged most in 12 years – Crain’s

Homes sales in the Chicago metro area last month dropped by about 40 percent compared to May 2019, and home prices went flat. The sales declines in both the city and the larger metro area were considerably larger than the nationwide figure. Home sales in May dropped by 26.6 percent across the U.S. from a year earlier.
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Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

They have taxed out the equity in your house.
Getting rid of Herpes will be easier than selling a home in Illinois.
Taxes are going up, up, and away. Stay and get laid or run for sun and fun.
Illinois “Land of Slavery”

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