April, 2017 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Justice home prices rise in March 2017

By Local Labs News Service | Apr 14, 2017

The median sale price of a home sold in March 2017 in Justice rose by $31,500 while total sales decreased by 33.3%.

Dolton home prices rise in the first quarter of 2017

By Local Labs News Service | Apr 14, 2017

The median sale price of a home sold in the first quarter of 2017 in Dolton rose by $6,250 while total sales increased by 57.4%.

Countryside home prices rise in March 2017

By Local Labs News Service | Apr 14, 2017

The median sale price of a home sold in March 2017 in Countryside rose by $87,500 while total sales decreased by 14.3%.

Burnham home prices fall in March 2017

By Local Labs News Service | Apr 14, 2017

The median sale price of a home sold in March 2017 in Burnham fell by $14,500 while total sales increased by 100%.

Burr Ridge (Cook County) home prices fall in March 2017

By Local Labs News Service | Apr 14, 2017

The median sale price of a home sold in March 2017 in Burr Ridge in Cook County fell by $89,500 while total sales decreased by 25%.

Tinley Park Home Sales, April 2-8, 2017

By Local Labs News Service | Apr 13, 2017

According to BlockShopper.com, the following residential sales were reported for the week of April 2-8, 2017.

Cook County leads nation in outmigration

By Caitlin Nordahl | Apr 12, 2017

Cook County saw 66,244 people leave for other locations in the United States between July 2015 and July 2016, according to a U.S. Census Bureau chart highlighted by Michael Lucci, vice president of policy at the Illinois Policy Institute.

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$999 million out, $90 million in: Chicago pension funds see the abyss, shrug it off

By South Cook News | Apr 11, 2017

In 2015, the City of Chicago’s two employee pension funds paid out $999 million to 29,286 retirees.

Durkin demands Democratic help ending budget crisis

By Hoang Tran | Apr 10, 2017

Illinois House Minority Leader Jim Durkin (R-Western Springs) is urging Democrats in Springfield to work with his party to formulate reforms to get Illinois back on track.