“We will not be moving forward with plans to develop the property at this time…”

[bamainatlanta]

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I heard the show runners for The Walking Dead were kicking themselves for simply not filming in Detroit. It would have saved them millions since the city already looks post-apocalyptic

 

[nc0gnet0]

I heard the show runners for The Walking Dead were kicking themselves for simply not filming in Detroit. It would have saved them millions since the city already looks post-apocalyptic

" In 2002, Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears home, urgently needed upgrades to modernize the stadium, which was built in 1924. Renovation costs were $587 million in total. The NFL and the Bears organization chipped in $200 million toward the work, and the city of Chicago financed $387 million through municipal bonds levied by a tourism tax in Chicago. According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments. The city declined to comment to NBC Chicago."

 

[nc0gnet0]

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Three-Peat: Chicago Ranks No. 1 In Corruption, Report Finds

“The sheer number and political stature of the Illinois elected officials and business leaders who were implicated, indicted or convicted in the 2020 is staggering,” University of Illinois at Chicago professor and former 44th Ward Ald. Dick Simpson said.

news.wttw.com

For the third year in a row, Chicago is America's most corrupt city, and Illinois is the third-most corrupt state

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

Three-Peat: Chicago Ranks No. 1 In Corruption, Report Finds

“The sheer number and political stature of the Illinois elected officials and business leaders who were implicated, indicted or convicted in the 2020 is staggering,” University of Illinois at Chicago professor and former 44th Ward Ald. Dick Simpson said.

news.wttw.com

For the third year in a row, Chicago is America's most corrupt city, and Illinois is the third-most corrupt state

Wow welcome to the last 50 years. Thanks for the breaking news, numbnuts.

 

[nc0gnet0]

Wow welcome to the last 50 years. Thanks for the breaking news, numbnuts.

According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments.

LMAO. Raise hotel and rental car taxes to fund the renovation, then do not pay a dime on the principal for more than 20 years.

Ryan Pace school of economics.

Chitcago.

 

[HeHateMe]

the county increases the tax assessment 10x.

Learn to read, you illiterate dumbass.

According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments.

LMAO. Raise hotel and rental car taxes to fund the renovation, then do not pay a dime on the principal for more than 20 years.

Ryan Pace school of economics.

Chitcago.

Ryan Pace has what to do with this?

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments.

LMAO. Raise hotel and rental car taxes to fund the renovation, then do not pay a dime on the principal for more than 20 years.

Ryan Pace school of economics.

Chitcago.

You need to get out more. Touch grass or a fern.

 

[truthbedamned]

I don't endorse ngogdicko in the least but this smell's fishy as ****. Maybe the Chicago political machine has informed the tax assessor he needs to make AH an unappealing place because of tax rates. Certainly wouldn't be the first (or last) where the political machine of Chicago had it's hand in the cookie jar.

10x more? Really?

 

[Hawkeye OG]

Gotta say, I'm with @Montucky on this one after reading the city council minutes. They are in way over their heads and it's fairly obvious they are not used to any sort of development.

Welcome to Arlington Heights, IL ----> Go to May 8th, Committee of the Whole report and read it.

This is my favorite comment.



I read some of the other council minutes too. Bunch of residents are in a tizzy about a 150 unit apartment complex. I don't blame the Bears one bit for not wanting to deal with this.

 

[Spitta Andretti]

Three-Peat: Chicago Ranks No. 1 In Corruption, Report Finds

“The sheer number and political stature of the Illinois elected officials and business leaders who were implicated, indicted or convicted in the 2020 is staggering,” University of Illinois at Chicago professor and former 44th Ward Ald. Dick Simpson said.

news.wttw.com

For the third year in a row, Chicago is America's most corrupt city, and Illinois is the third-most corrupt state

And Detroit is still a BIGGER shithole

This loser is actually arguing for the city of Detroit. Like Michigan is any better when you have places like Flint, Michigan

 

[nc0gnet0]

And Detroit is still a BIGGER shithole

This loser is actually arguing for the city of Detroit. Like Michigan is any better when you have places like Flint, Michigan

Yes, Michigan is way better than Illinois, and it is not even close. Even despite shitholes such as Flint and Detroit, neither of which I live. Other than a teensy tiny little slice of Lake MICHIGAN, Illinois is boring as ****. As for Detroit and Chicago, the point is, both are shit holes, and I would not live in either. But if you want to argue about which landfill smells worse, that is on you.

Nowhere did I argue for Detroit. Learn how to read.

The point stands, Chicago is corrupt as ****.
The 10x increase in property tax assessment further proves it.
Deal with it.


Edit: A nice little fact, if you live in Chicago, you live closer to Gary Indiana than I do to Detroit or Flint.

 

[bamainatlanta]

Gotta say, I'm with @Montucky on this one after reading the city council minutes. They are in way over their heads and it's fairly obvious they are not used to any sort of development.

Welcome to Arlington Heights, IL ----> Go to May 8th, Committee of the Whole report and read it.

This is my favorite comment.

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I read some of the other council minutes too. Bunch of residents are in a tizzy about a 150 unit apartment complex. I don't blame the Bears one bit for not wanting to deal with this.

This is actually typical in these situations, I’ve sat in on many of these town hall hearings. It’s like listening to children cry about not getting a toy at Target, although some do have good points

 

[Hawkeye OG]

. But if you want to argue about which landfill smells worse, that is on you.

Technically it’s on you as you’ve been arguing about for pages on end

 

[number51]

It's been fun dealing with nc0ckneat0, but he seems to have gone over the deep end for real. It was funny, now this guy is just full on pathetic.

 

[HeHateMe]

It's been fun dealing with nc0ckneat0, but he seems to have gone over the deep end for real. It was funny, now this guy is just full on pathetic.

Maybe he should "go dark for 72 hours" and come back "completely normal."

 

[nc0gnet0]

The funniest thing is, no one has made one comment on the following:

" In 2002, Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears home, urgently needed upgrades to modernize the stadium, which was built in 1924. Renovation costs were $587 million in total. The NFL and the Bears organization chipped in $200 million toward the work, and the city of Chicago financed $387 million through municipal bonds levied by a tourism tax in Chicago. According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments. The city declined to comment to NBC Chicago."

Yes, the City actually owes more now, then they did 20 years ago when they first issued the bonds. So much for being such a "big market". No wonder Soldier Field sucks so bad (the worst stadium in the NFL). It's amazing the city can even keep the lights on.

 

[cameronkrazie86]

The funniest thing is, no one has made one comment on the following:

" In 2002, Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears home, urgently needed upgrades to modernize the stadium, which was built in 1924. Renovation costs were $587 million in total. The NFL and the Bears organization chipped in $200 million toward the work, and the city of Chicago financed $387 million through municipal bonds levied by a tourism tax in Chicago. According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments. The city declined to comment to NBC Chicago."

Yes, the City actually owes more now, then they did 20 years ago when they first issued the bonds. So much for being such a "big market". No wonder Soldier Field sucks so bad (the worst stadium in the NFL). It's amazing the city can even keep the lights on.

It's almost like interest accumulates and when you don't make payments, it grows! WOW, EARTH SHATTERING!

 

[number51]

The funniest thing is, no one has made one comment on the following:

" In 2002, Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears home, urgently needed upgrades to modernize the stadium, which was built in 1924. Renovation costs were $587 million in total. The NFL and the Bears organization chipped in $200 million toward the work, and the city of Chicago financed $387 million through municipal bonds levied by a tourism tax in Chicago. According to an investigation by NBC Chicago News, 20 years after the renovation, Chicago owes $640 million on its initial $387 million bonds after years of deferring payments. The city declined to comment to NBC Chicago."

Yes, the City actually owes more now, then they did 20 years ago when they first issued the bonds. So much for being such a "big market". No wonder Soldier Field sucks so bad (the worst stadium in the NFL). It's amazing the city can even keep the lights on.

A confused *** mans cry for help.

 

[nc0gnet0]

A confused *** mans cry for help.

Sorry for your pain.

 

[PrideisBears]

Maybe he should "go dark for 72 hours" and come back "completely normal."

Oh he goes dark too?