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rangerrebew
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Chicago reels from record property tax hikes as commercial businesses flee
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Chicago reels from record property tax hikes as commercial businesses flee
ChicagoRED founder Patricia 'P-Rae' Easley discusses how property tax hikes in Chicago and Illinois will continue to drive out businesses and shift the tax burden on homeowners on ‘The Evening Edit.’
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/smallbusiness/chicago-reels-from-record-property-tax-hikes-as-commercial-businesses-flee/vi-AA1QCQES?ocid=widgetonlockscreen&cvid=691c5e36df964b4095dfa33103ab72b6&ei=67
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Re: Chicago reels from record property tax hikes as commercial businesses flee
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I hope the citizens of NYC are taking note of this.
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