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Tsatsoulis: 'We need to cap assessment increases at 2% and limit the amount of tax to 1% of the value of our property now'
Candidate for Cook County Assessor Nico Tsatsoulis is looking to shake things up at the Cook County Assessor's Office.
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Tsatsoulis: Assessor ‘Fritz Kaegi came into power with a pandering agenda’
Cook County Assessor candidate Nico Tsatsoulis said current Assessor Fritz Kaegi is at fault for the delay in determining property tax rates.
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Northwest Side GOP leader Kessem recalls former Cook County Assessor's 'conflict of interest'
Republican Ammie Kessem, candidate in the March 2020 41st Ward Committeeman election, says she was not surprised by reports that former Cook County Assessor Joe Berrios is now under federal investigation.
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Analysis: Oakland pays property taxes 0.76 times national average
Property owners in Oakland paid nearly 0.9% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 0.76 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: South Loop pays property taxes 1.03 times national average
Property owners in South Loop paid nearly 1.22% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.03 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Bronzeville pays property taxes 1.08 times national average
Property owners in Bronzeville paid nearly 1.29% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.08 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Scottsdale pays property taxes 1.11 times national average
Property owners in Scottsdale paid nearly 1.32% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.11 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Archer Heights pays property taxes 1.12 times national average
Property owners in Archer Heights paid nearly 1.33% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.12 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Ashburn pays property taxes 1.12 times national average
Property owners in Ashburn paid nearly 1.34% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.12 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Hyde Park pays property taxes 1.13 times national average
Property owners in Hyde Park paid nearly 1.34% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.13 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: West Lawn pays property taxes 1.18 times national average
Property owners in West Lawn paid nearly 1.4% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.18 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: West Elsdon pays property taxes 1.18 times national average
Property owners in West Elsdon paid nearly 1.41% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.18 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Clearing pays property taxes 1.18 times national average
Property owners in Clearing paid nearly 1.41% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.18 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Garfield Ridge pays property taxes 1.19 times national average
Property owners in Garfield Ridge paid nearly 1.42% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.19 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Bridgeport pays property taxes 1.21 times national average
Property owners in Bridgeport paid nearly 1.44 percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.21 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Chinatown pays property taxes 1.22 times national average
Property owners in Chinatown paid nearly 1.45% percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.22 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Chicago Lawn pays property taxes 1.38 times national average
Property owners in Chicago Lawn paid nearly 1.65 percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.38 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Beverly pays property taxes 1.42 times national average
Property owners in Beverly paid nearly 1.69 percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.42 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: East Side pays property taxes 1.47 times national average
Property owners in East Side paid nearly 1.75 percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.47 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.
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Analysis: Wrightwood pays property taxes 1.44 times national average
Property owners in Wrightwood paid nearly 1.71 percent of the value of their homes in taxes last year. That’s 1.44 times the national average, according to an LGIS analysis of real estate sales data in Chicago’s South Side from Jan 1. to June 30.