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Some rent prices are coming down in Illinois

After skyrocketing the past year, some rent prices appear to be coming down in Illinois. After declining by as much as 20% in Chicago and other urban metros at the height of the pandemic, rent prices began to soar. Jon Leckie, researcher for the website Rent.com, said the real estate market contributed to the rising prices … Some rent prices are coming down in Illinois Read More »

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