Jennifer Wittenberg buys 1155 W. Armitage Ave. P-142, Chicago

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Jennifer Wittenberg buys 1155 W. Armitage Ave. P-142, Chicago
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Mar 28, 2022
ByChicago City Wire
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The property at 1155 W. Armitage Ave. P-142, Chicago was sold on March 28 by Michael Voronov (trust), F. Blaza Voronov Myah (trust), Michael Voronov (trustee) and Myah F. Blazar Voronov (trustee) for $710,000. The buyer was Jennifer Wittenberg.

The property tax paid for this property in 2020 was $374.02. This is 0.05% of the sale price of the home.

This property last sold for $645,000 on Dec. 27, 2018.

So far in March 2022, 10 properties sold in zipcode 60614.

This story was found on BlockShopper.com.

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