Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 11th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 10th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 9th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 8th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 7th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 6th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 5th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 4th Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 3rd Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 2nd Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in the 1st Ward began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in Lake View began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in Lake Township began May 3.

Cook County’s annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in Jefferson Township began May 3.

Cook County's annual sale of properties with delinquent taxes in Hyde Park began May 3.

Georgia and Christopher Glynn purchased their 850-square-foot condo in the Near North's Delaware Place on the Park development in 2003 for $316,000.

Homeowners in West Garfield Park, Tri-Taylor and Lawndale saw the highest effective tax rates on the West Side during the second part of 2018, according to an analysis by Local Government Services (LGIS), which publishes the Chicago City Wire.

Challenger Andre Vasquez unseated 40th Ward Alderman Patrick O'Connor in Tuesday's election.

With 40 of 41 precincts reporting, Cardona had 54.36 percent of the vote (3,378) to Santiago's 45.6 percent (2,836), according to the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.

Incumbent Alderman Ariel E. Reboyras retained his 30th Ward post on Tuesday night with 51.92 percent of the votes (3,999) to challenger’s Jessica W. Gutierrez's 48.08 percent (3,703) with all 32 precincts reporting, according to the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.