Kaegi’s comments raise eyebrows as landlords brace for assessments – The RealDeal

Downtown office vacancies exceeded 25 percent for the first time ever, while Loop retail vacancies have hit a record-high 30 percent, according to CBRE and Stone Real Estate’s respective studies.
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Mark F
1 year ago

With Chicago and Cook County’s budget woes don’t expect taxes on commercial buildings to go down. The politicians are too greedy.

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