Chicago Public Schools announces property tax increase

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WLS

Tuesday, October 10, 2017

CHICAGO (WLS) --

Chicago property owners will pay more in taxes next year.

Chicago Public Schools announced a $225 million property tax increase. That works out to about $177 for the average homeowner.

More than half the increase will go to teacher pensions.

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