A general link to some counties is here
County |
Multiplier |
Phone Number |
Additional Information (Searchable Databases in bold.) |
|
3 |
217-277-2135 |
|
Boone County |
3 |
815-544-2958 |
Boone County (by property
number only) |
Bureau County |
3 |
Bureau County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
Cass |
3 |
Cass County (through Beacon) |
|
|
3 |
217-384-3760 |
|
Christian |
3 |
Christian County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
|
3 |
217-826-5815 |
|
|
3 |
618-594-2464 Ext. 640 |
|
|
3 |
217-348-0508 or 258-0508 |
|
|
** |
312-443-7550 |
As of April 2012, Assessor, Deeds, Clerk and Treasurer Records |
Cook ** (Apartments, 6+ units) |
6.25 in tax year 2009, 7.7 in tax
year 2010, 10 percent in tax year |
" |
|
Cook (Residential) |
10 |
" |
|
Cook (Commercial) |
4 |
" |
|
Cook (Industrial) |
4 |
" |
|
Cook (Not for Profit) |
4 |
" |
|
DeKalb County |
3 |
815-895-7120 |
|
DeWitt |
3 |
DeWitt County
(through Fike and Fike) |
|
Douglas County |
3 |
217-253-3031 |
|
DuPage County |
3 |
630-682-7000 or 7024 |
|
|
3 |
630-530-8161 |
|
Clarendon Hills (city) |
3 |
708-968-2100 |
|
|
3 |
630-355-2444 |
|
Effingham |
3 |
217-342-6711 |
|
Ford |
3 |
|
Ford County (lists township assessors) |
|
3 |
618-438-4331 |
|
|
3 |
309-547-3041 |
|
Greene |
3 |
Greene County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
Grundy |
3 |
815-941-3269 |
Grundy County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
3 |
618-643-3971 |
|
Henry |
3 |
309-937-3578 |
|
Iroquois |
3 |
815-432-6978 |
Iroquois County Assessor (links to township assessors too) |
|
3 |
618-687-7220 |
|
Jefferson |
3 |
618-244-8016 |
100 S 10th St #2 Mt |
Jersey |
3 |
(618-618-498-5571 |
|
Jo |
3 |
815-777-1016 |
Jo Daviess Asssessment Supervisor,
330 N. Bench St., Galena |
|
3 |
630-208-3818 |
Kane County Assessor
(links to townships) |
|
3 |
630-232-3600 |
|
|
- |
630-896-7792 |
|
|
3 |
815-937-2945 |
|
|
|
|
Kendall County (list of township assessors) |
|
|
630-554-3214 |
|
Knox County |
3 |
309-345-3845 |
|
|
3 |
847-377-2050 |
|
Antioch (Township) |
3 |
847-360-6378 |
|
Benton
(Township) |
3 |
847-746-2069 |
|
Ela (Township) |
3 |
847-438-8370 |
|
Freemont (Township) |
3 |
847- 223-2846 |
|
|
3 |
847-362-5900 |
|
LaSalle |
3 |
815-434-8233 |
|
Lee |
3 |
815-288-4483 |
|
|
3 |
815-844-7214 |
|
|
3 |
217-732-9635 |
|
|
3 |
217-424-1364 |
|
Macoupin |
3 |
217-854-8281 ext. 3 |
|
|
3 |
618-692-6270 |
|
|
3 |
|
Marshall County
(through Fike and Fike) |
Mason |
3 |
309-543-4775 |
|
McDonough |
3 |
||
Macomb |
3 |
||
|
3 |
815-334-4290 |
McHenry
County Assessor (in spreadsheets by township; township map here) |
Algonquin (Township) |
3 |
847-639-2700 |
|
McHenry (Township) |
3 |
815-385-0175 |
|
|
3 |
309-888-5180 |
|
|
3 |
309-828-6016 |
|
|
3 |
618-939-8681 |
Monroe County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
3 |
217-532-9595 |
|
Morgan |
3 |
217-243-8557 |
Morgan County (through Beacon) |
Moultrie |
3 |
Moultrie County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
Ogle |
3 |
815-732-1150 |
Ogle County (through Beacon) |
|
3 |
309-672-6910 |
|
Perry |
3 |
618-357-2209 |
|
Pope |
3 |
618-683-6231 |
|
Pulaski |
3 |
Pulaski County (through Fike and Fike) |
|
|
3 |
618-826-5000 |
|
|
3 |
309-558-3660 |
|
|
3 |
309-764-3559 |
|
St. Clair County |
3 |
618-277-6600 |
|
|
3 |
217-753-6805 |
|
|
3 |
217-742-5751 |
|
Shelby |
3 |
|
Shelby County (through Fike and Fike) |
Stark |
3 |
|
Stark County (through Fike and Fike) |
Stephenson |
3 |
|
|
Tazewell |
3 |
309-477-2275 |
|
Vermillion |
3 |
217-554-1940 or 1941 |
|
Whiteside |
3 |
815-772-5196 |
|
Will County |
3 |
815-726-5446 or 815-740-4648 |
|
DuPage (township) |
3 |
630-759-1315 |
|
|
3 |
815-464-3180 |
|
|
3 |
708-301-8166 |
|
Winnebago County |
3 |
815-319-4460 |
|
|
3 |
815-987-3024 |
|
Rockford (township) |
3 |
||
Woodford |
3 |
309-467-3708 |
* Statewide the multiplier is 3.
** The Cook County Assessor’s Office is implementing the 10/25 Ordinance, a
measure simplifying assessment levels passed by the County Board in fall 2008.
In general, under the ordinance, the assessment level of residential properties
is 10% of market value; for industrial and commercial properties, it is 25% of
market value – HOWEVER, there are some
exceptions for certain classes of property – see below.
The market adjustment is being coordinated with the 2009 triennial reassessment
of the city of Chicago, which the County Assessor’s Office recently began. The
city reassessment notices were mailed starting in June 2009. The city of
Chicago was last reassessed in 2006.
DIVISION 2. CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR ASSESSMENT
Sec. 74-64. Market value percentages.
The Assessor shall assess, and the Board of Review shall review,
assessments on real estate in the
various classes at the following percentages of market value:
(1) Class 1: 10 percent.
(2) Class 2: 10 percent.
(3) Class 3: 16 percent, in tax year 2009, 13 percent in tax year 2010, 10
percent in tax year
2011, and subsequent years.
(4) Class 4: 25 percent
(5) Class 5a: 25 percent.
(6) Class 5b: 25 percent
(7) Class 6b: 10 percent for first ten years and for any subsequent ten-year
renewal periods;
if the incentive is not renewed, 15 percent in year 11and 20 percent in year
12.
(8) Class C: Industrial properties: 10 percent for first ten years, 15 percent
in year 11 and 20
percent in year 12; commercial properties: 10 percent for first ten years, 15
percent in
year 11and 20 percent in year 12.
(9) Class 7a: 10 percent for first ten years, 15 percent in year 11 and 20
percent in year 12.
(10) Class 7b: 10 percent for first ten years, 15 percent in year 11 and 20
percent in year 12.
(11) Class 8: 10 percent for first ten years and for any subsequent ten-year
renewal periods; if
the incentive is not renewed, 15 percent in year 11 and 20 percent in year 12.
(12) Class 9: 10 percent for an initial ten-year period, renewable upon application
for
additional ten-year periods.
(13) Class S: 10 percent for the term of Section 8 contract renewal under the
mark up ton
market option, as defined herein, and for any additional terms of renewal of
the Section 8
contract under the mark up to market option.
180
(14) Class L, renewable properties: 10 percent for first ten years and for any
subsequent ten year
renewal periods; if the incentive is not renewed, 15 percent in year 11 and 20
percent in year 12; commercial properties: 10 percent for first ten years, 15
percent in
year 11 and 20 percent in year 12.
Effective date: This Ordinance Amendment shall be effective for the 2009
tax year.
Approved and adopted this 17th day of
September 2008.
Approved and adopted this 17th day of
September 2008.
The Chicago Tribune also maintains a searchable database of metro
Chicago real estate transactions that allows you to find the closing price of
area homes sold since 1993 at Chicago
Tribune Homes.
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