Chitra Gulati and Sanjay S Aul purchase 826 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago

Chitra Gulati and Sanjay S Aul purchase 826 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago

May 24, 2021

ByChicago City Wire

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On May 24, 2021, Sipiora Scott (trust) and Scott Sipiora (trustee) sold their home at 826 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago to Chitra Gulati and Sanjay S Aul for $645,000.

In 2019, the property tax paid for this property was $12,640.19, which is 1.96% of the sale price of the home.

This home last sold for $257,000 on Nov. 12, 1998.

This property is one of 34 sales in Ukrainian Village in May 2021.

According to the Illinois State Board of Elections, there were four registered voters residing at 826 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago as of Oct. 10, 2020: William F. Cassidy, 31, Kelly Cochrane, 29, Brian James McArdle, 34, and Morgan N. Semmelhack, 27.

This story was found on BlockShopper.com.

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