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Bears 'disappointed' after Board of Review blocks lower Arlington Heights property tax bill

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Chicago Bears executives say they are disappointed Cook County officials sacked their effort for a bigger property tax break on the team's land in Arlington Heights. Cook County Board of Review's $124.7 million valuation of the former Arlington International Racecourse site leaves team brass looking elsewhere. Bears have a month to take their case to the Illinois Property Tax Appeal board, or they can file a lawsuit.

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Bears 'disappointed' after Board of Review blocks lower Arlington Heights property tax bill

Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren pictured in January 2023.Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times file Chicago Bears executives on Thursday said they were “disappointed” that Cook County officials sacked their effort for a bigger property tax break on the team’s land in Arlington Heights, throwing the latest block in the way of their drive for a new stadium in the northwest suburb.The Cook County Board of Review’s $124.7 million valuation of the former A…

2 months ago·Chicago, United States

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