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In ‘shocker’ of a vote, Chicago transfer tax hike headed for defeat

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The key policy item for first-term Mayor Brandon Johnson would have raised an estimated $100 million through a tax hike on real estate sales. Continue reading →

Illinois Supreme Court says Chicago tax hike can move ahead

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A fiscal watchdog also released a report warning that Chicago leaders may not have studied the issue thoroughly before putting it on the March 19 ballot. Continue reading →

Chicago voters to decide whether to hike real estate transfer tax

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Proponents said the measure would raise $100 million per year. Chicago Realtors said the tax was volatile and not a reliable funding stream. Continue reading →

Carrie McCormick: Every home has a story. As agents, we need to tell it

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Ahead of her stage appearance at Luxury Connect next month, @properties’ Carrie McCormick — Chicago’s No. 1 luxury broker — shared what buyers truly care about, the key to engaging storytelling and how to provide concierge service. Continue reading →

Baird & Warner donates $150K towards coronavirus response

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The Chicago-based brokerage is giving back to the community through its charitable arm Good Will Network. Continue reading →

@properties loses more top talent to Compass in recruiting spree

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One of @properties top teams, The MacPherson Westhoff Group has jumped to Compass as competition between the two brokerages heats up. Continue reading →