Case-Schiller Index: Chicago area home appreciation outpaces nation for first time since 2016 – RealDeal

1956 North Orchard Street in Chicago (Illustration by The Real Deal with Getty, Google Maps) Values for single-family dwellings sold in the area were up nearly 5 percent in January from the previous year, compared to the nationwide average of 3.8 percent. The city’s overall price growth rate of 5.9 percent also squeaked past the national figure of 5.8 percent. It’s possible Chicago’s statistics are skewed due to California’s residential market plummeting and pulling down the averages. Yet, the recent study is also a sign that the city successfully evaded a bubble crisis, whereas other major metros around the country, like Austin, neared a complete housing crash.
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Poor Taxpayer
1 year ago

Sell as quickly as possible. Soon getting rid of herpes will be easier than selling Illinois real estate.

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