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Pandemic, Property Taxes Weigh on Chicago CRE, Says DePaul/ULI Study
More than 60% of real estate professionals with ties to The Real Estate Center at DePaul University and the Urban Land Institute Chicago District Council (ULI Chicago) are concerned or trending toward concerned about Chicago’s real estate markets. That concern, driven by the direct and indirect impacts of COVID-19, leads them to predict an elongated, Nike Swoosh-shaped recovery.
According to the Third Annual Mid-Year Perspective on Chicago Real Estate Markets produced by The Real Estate Center and ULI Chicago, the greatest concerns among real estate professionals are the pandemic’s unknown duration/ severity of return followed very closely by the economic pressures on local and state government.
However, the pandemic isn’t the only factor weighing on real estate professionals’ minds. They see a significant threat coming from the continued uncertainty of Cook County property taxes, with many also highlighting city, state and county financial issues.
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- ◦Economy