Here’s what a YES vote on Ballot

Question 1 means for Chicagoans:

If you’re a renter, The wealthiest

there is no tax property buyers will
to pay. pay their fair share.

Anyone buying a home

UNDER $1 MILLION
will get a tax cut.

Anyone buying a property for

OVER $1 MILLION
will pay a higher one-time tax
when the property is purchased.

The new funding will build affordable

housing for Chicago families.

On March 19, Vote YES on BALLOT QUESTION 1

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VOTE YES ON BALLOT QUESTION 1

Fund Affordable Housing and Homelessness Services by
Asking the Wealthy to Pay Their Fair Share

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By voting YES on Ballot
Question 1, you can ensure that
affordable housing is funded,
homeless Chicago kids receive
more support, and wealthy real
estate corporations pay their
fair share.

Here’s what you need to know:

The Real Estate Transfer Tax is a one-time sales tax paid
when a property is bought. It doesn’t affect property taxes.

Ballot Question 1 restructures the transfer tax to make

it fair. Only property sales worth more than $1 million will
see an increase.

Anyone buying a home for less than $1 million will receive

a tax cut—that’s 93% of Chicago homebuyers.

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