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Ashley Gross

Producer, Eight Forty-Eight

As a producer for Eight Forty-Eight, Chicago Public Radio’s weekday morning newsmagazine, Ashley is responsible for arranging host interviews as well as contributing her own pieces to the show.

Prior to joining Chicago Public Radio in February 2007, Ashley worked as a reporter and producer for the program AK on Alaska Public Radio Network, which received two awards for “Best News/Public Affairs Program” from Public Radio News Directors, Inc. She has been a reporter for Bloomberg News in San Francisco, California, and worked as an editorial assistant and intern for Morning Edition in Washington, DC. Her stories have aired on NPR, The World, Weekend America and Voice of America.
 
Ashley has a B.A. in History from Brown University and an M.A. in Media and Communications from Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs.
 
Originally from Santa Fe, New Mexico, Ashley resides in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago.
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Foreclosures Hit Wealthier Chicago Neighborhoods

A new report shows how the foreclosure crisis in Chicago has taken a new turn: wealthier neighborhoods are seeing big jumps.

Posted on 2.4.2010
Task Force Says Illinois Property Tax Burden Is Too High

A legislative task force has found that government in Illinois is relying too much on property tax for revenue.

Posted on 1.20.2010
Chicago Gets $98 Million to Stabilize Neighborhoods

Chicago is getting $98 million from the federal government to buy foreclosed properties to help stabilize neighborhoods hard-hit by foreclosures.

Posted on 1.15.2010
Illinois Foreclosures Jumped in 2009

Illinois was one of four states that made up more than half of the country's foreclosure filings last year.

Posted on 1.14.2010
Demand for Chicago Area Offices Remains Slow

A new report says demand for Chicago area office space will continue to fall until the second half of this year.

Posted on 1.5.2010
New Illinois Law Targets Distressed Condo Buildings

A new law in Illinois aims to help cities tackle the problem of empty condo buildings that become a blight to neighborhoods.

Posted on 12.30.2009
Chicago Home Prices End a Five-Month Streak of Gains

A key index shows that Chicago region home prices declined in October from September.

Posted on 12.29.2009
New Illinois Law Treats 17-Year-Olds as Juveniles for Misdemeanors

A new Illinois law cites brain research for allowing more 17-year-olds to be tried in juvenile court.

Posted on 12.28.2009
Illinois Ranks Third in November Foreclosure Filings

Foreclosure filings in Illinois in November topped 16,000 - more than any state in the country except California and Florida.

Posted on 12.10.2009
Condo Developers Hope New FHA Rules Will Boost Sales

Temporary new guidelines from the Federal Housing Administration may give a boost to condo sales.

Posted on 12.7.2009
Chicago Home Prices Rise for a Fifth Month

Home prices in the Chicago area rose in September from August, continuing a streak of increases.

Posted on 11.24.2009
Untangling Mortgage Fraud in Chicago Condo Buildings

Angela Maurello of the Community Investment Corporation explains the different kinds of mortgage fraud that are happening to condo owners in Chicago.

Posted on 11.18.2009
Condo Owners Struggle to Salvage an Almost-Empty Building

A couple of condo owners in Washington Park are pursuing a creative strategy for turning their building around after many of their neighbors went into foreclosure.

Posted on 11.18.2009
Foreclosures Climb in Suburban Communities

New data show that foreclosures are increasing in middle-class, suburban communities in the Chicago region.

Posted on 11.3.2009
Chicago Home Prices Post Fourth Monthly Increase

Chicago area home prices rose in August from July, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index.

Posted on 10.27.2009
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