Chicago home prices see big improvement
A "for sale" sign is posted in front of a home in Sacramento, Calif., March 3, 2022. Years of soaring prices turned into big profits for U.S. homeowners who sold their home in 2022, even as the housing market's slump deepened, new data show. Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press
Chicago home prices see big improvement

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Chicago home prices see big improvement

Home prices in Chicago rose faster than in any other major U.S. city, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.

A "for sale" sign is posted in front of a home in Sacramento, Calif., March 3, 2022. Years of soaring prices turned into big profits for U.S. homeowners who sold their home in 2022, even as the housing market's slump deepened, new data show. Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press
By Nadia Hernandez

Housing prices are hitting a record high in Chicago, and it’s making the city the hottest market in the nation.

Reset learns more about what this trend means for homeowners and home buyers.

GUEST: Dennis Rodkin, residential real estate reporter at Crain’s Chicago Business

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Chicago home prices see big improvement
A "for sale" sign is posted in front of a home in Sacramento, Calif., March 3, 2022. Years of soaring prices turned into big profits for U.S. homeowners who sold their home in 2022, even as the housing market's slump deepened, new data show. Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press
Chicago home prices see big improvement

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Chicago home prices see big improvement

Home prices in Chicago rose faster than in any other major U.S. city, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.

A "for sale" sign is posted in front of a home in Sacramento, Calif., March 3, 2022. Years of soaring prices turned into big profits for U.S. homeowners who sold their home in 2022, even as the housing market's slump deepened, new data show. Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press
By Nadia Hernandez

Housing prices are hitting a record high in Chicago, and it’s making the city the hottest market in the nation.

Reset learns more about what this trend means for homeowners and home buyers.

GUEST: Dennis Rodkin, residential real estate reporter at Crain’s Chicago Business

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