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Updated over 3 years ago, 09/03/2021

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Jim Cellini
  • Rhode Island
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Property Tax Increase Despite Property Value Decrease

Jim Cellini
  • Rhode Island
Posted

Hey just wondering if anyone had any thoughts or similar experiences:

I own a duplex in Logan Square purchased for $609,000 in August 2019. As of May 2021 it was valued at $650,000 according to zillow. My property tax assessment comes in recently and my taxes went up (yay chicago) which I kind of expected honestly, but I noticed my appraised value went down about $50,000 from the year before. I have no idea why that is, or why the zillow estimate would decrease $100k instead of 50k. Any thoughts? I'll post screenshots for comparison to help illustrate what I'm talking about. Thank you in advance!

Thanks in advance. - jim

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