Chicago 'mansion' tax to fund homeless stuck in limbo

By Associated Press

Mar 04, 2024 12:27 am

CHICAGO: An unusual legal challenge may upend the future of a Chicago ballot measure that would hike a real estate tax on high-end property sales to fund services for homeless people.

Such citywide ballot measures are rare in the nation's third-largest city, but other cities, including Los Angeles, have approved similar so-called 'mansion taxes.'

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