Home prices could drop through 2023: Zillow
Home prices and mortgage rates could drop through 2023, according to a survey of economists by Zillow. But economic uncertainty and recession fears remain.
Lightfoot backs 3 subsidized housing plans for LaSalle Street corridor
Leaving her mark on a downtown redevelopment effort in the final weeks of her administration, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is naming three plans for mixed-income housing as eligible for city subsidies.
Chicago receives $60M grant to address homelessness
Mayor Lori Lightfoot and federal officials announced a massive grant to support Chicago's homeless Thursday.
America is more rent-burdened than ever: These cities take the biggest chunk of your budget
Renters in these U.S. cities pay, on average, more than 30% of their income in rent.
'Forever Chi': Chicago mayoral candidate Ja'Mal Green lays out tax relief proposal
The proposal called “Forever Chi” addresses the property tax crisis, which is leading to foreclosures and people leaving the city.
How is the housing market shaping up in 2023?
Jim Starwalt, broker and owner of Better Homes and Gardens' Star Home Team, forecasts the housing market outlook for the New Year.
Developers propose $1 billion in work to help La Salle Street revitalization
Developers proposed more than $1 billion in renovations to classic downtown buildings along and near La Salle Street in response to an offer of public subsidies, city officials disclosed.
Illinois homeowners could receive up to $30K in mortgage relief
The Illinois Homeowner Assistance Fund will launch on Tuesday, Nov. 1 and will provide up to $30,000 in mortgage assistance to eligible homeowners.
Cook County tax bills on pace to arrive 'by end of 2022'
Property tax bills should land in mailboxes across Cook County around the same time as holiday cards, with second installment payments expected to come due before the end of the year, county officials said.
Chicago group fired up over new Chicago Fire training facility
Between 2002 and 2007, those public housing buildings were demolished with a plan from the Chicago Housing Authority to build 775 public housing units at the Abla Homes site, and to date, only 245 have been returned.