Proposition 13 and housing prices in Illinois and California
The article compares California and Illinois tax structures after Proposition 13, noting California housing costs run higher. It cites National Association of Realtors figures showing West Coast single-family homes rising from 47000 to 70600 between 1976 and 1978, a 50 percent jump, versus Midwest gains from 34000 to 43000, a 28 percent rise, leaving West prices about 63 percent higher than the Midwest.
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Lindsay-Schaub News Service
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Illinois
National Association of Realtors
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Midwest
West
John Baer
Los Angeles
Baer
United Air Lines
Pacific Palisades
John Lauer
Ilinois Department of
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Castle
Boards of Review
Richard Day
Champaign
Kirk West
California Taxpayers’ Federation
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Tax Foundation Inc
Ronald Reagan
Thompson
Jerry Brown
Joseph Persky
University of Illinois At Chicago Circle
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Arthur Laffer
Illinois lawmakers weigh California tax reform influence
Illinois legislators discuss Proposition 13 as a model for tax cuts while worrying about higher property taxes. Officials compare California’s system with Illinois, noting differences in assessment timing, local funding reliance, and state surpluses, and consider extending circuit breakers and homestead exemptions.
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Hoffman Estates
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James Thompson
William Redmond
D-Bensonville
General Assembly
Aaron Jaffe
D-Skokie
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