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The Cook County Assessor’s Office mailed 2026 property assessment notices on May 28, 2026, to property owners in Lake View Township, Chicago.
Homeowners now have a 30-day window to appeal, with a deadline of July 13, 2026.
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2026 Triennial reassessment notices were officially mailed to Berwyn Township homeowners on May 20, 2026. If you own property in Berwyn Township, this is an important opportunity to review your assessed value and potentially reduce your property tax bill.
Property assessment notices for New Trier Township were mailed on May 7, 2026, by the Cook County Assessor’s Office. If you are a homeowner in this area, now is the time to review your assessed value and determine whether you should file an appeal.
Appeal deadline: June 22, 2026
What This Means for New Trier Township Homeowners
Even though New Trier Township was reassessed in 2025, homeowners are still eligible to appeal their property assessment again in 2026.
Many property owners assume they can only appeal during a reassessment year — this is not true.
You should consider appealing any year when:
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Triennial reassessment notices were mailed on May 6, 2026, to property owners in Oak Park Township, Cook County. If you received a notice, you now have a limited opportunity to review and appeal your property assessment.
Appeal deadline: June 18, 2026
What Is the 2026 Triennial Reassessment?
Cook County has 38 townships, divided into three reassessment districts, with each area reassessed once every three years.
During this cycle, property values are updated to reflect current market conditions — which can significantly impact your future tax bills.
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Riverside Township homeowners should be aware that 2026 Triennial Reassessment Notices were mailed on Friday, April 24, 2026. If you received a notice, now is the time to carefully review your property assessment to ensure it accurately reflects your home’s value.
Homeowners have a limited window to appeal their assessment at the Assessor’s Office. The deadline to file an appeal at the Assessor’s level is June 8, 2026. Even if you choose not to appeal at this stage, there will be a second opportunity later in the year to appeal before the Board of Review.
Why Reassessment Years Matter
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2026 Triennial reassessment notices were mailed to River Forest Township homeowners on Monday, April 20, 2026. Homeowners in River Forest Township have 30 business days to appeal their assessment at the Assessor’s office (there will be a second opportunity to appeal later in the year at the Board of Review, whether you appeal at the Assessor’s office or not). The deadline for appealing at the Assessor’s office is June 02, 2026.
We recommend homeowners review their assessment annually, particularly in a triennial reassessment year, to ensure they do not pay more than their fair share in property taxes. Successfully appealing in a reassessment year may provide 3 years of savings on future property tax bills. If you would like a free analysis of your River Forest Township home, in comparison to similar properties, we would be happy to conduct a “no obligation” analysis and provide you with a free estimate of how much we believe we could help you save with an appeal.
The Cook County Assessor’s Office mailed 2026 property assessment notices to Rogers Park
Township property owners on April 17, 2026.
Rogers Park Township includes the following communities:
• East Rogers Park
• West Rogers Park
The appeal window is now open, and property owners have until June 1, 2026, to file an appeal.
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Why Reviewing Your 2026 Assessment Matters
We strongly encourage property owners to review their assessment every year, not just during a triennial reassessment. While Rogers Park Township’s next triennial reassessment is scheduled for 2027, homeowners have the legal right to appeal their assessment annually—both with:
• The Cook County Assessor’s Office, and
• The Cook County Board of Review
If your home’s assessed value does not reflect current market conditions or comparable properties in your neighborhood, there’s no reason to wait.
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Property Values Change Every Year
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The Cook County Assessor’s Office mailed 2026 property assessment notices to Norwood Park Township homeowners on Monday, April 13, 2026. This means the appeal window is now open and will remain open until May 26, 2026.
Why You Should Review Your Assessment This Year
We strongly encourage property owners to review their assessments every year and appeal whenever there is strong, evidence‑based support that a home may be over‑assessed.
Norwood Park Township was last reassessed in 2025, but even if you appealed last year, you are still eligible to appeal again in 2026. A successful appeal this year may provide two years of tax savings, lasting until Norwood Park’s next reassessment in 2028.
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Cook County reassesses one district each year, and 2026 is the reassessment year for the South District. If you own property in one of the reassessed townships, you’ll receive a new reassessment notice this year.
Which Townships Are Being Reassessed?
The South District includes 17 of Cook County’s 38 townships:
Berwyn, Bloom, Bremen, Calumet, Cicero, Lemont, Lyons, Oak Park, Orland, Palos, Proviso, Rich, River Forest, Riverside, Stickney, Thornton, and Worth.
All properties in these townships will be reassessed in 2026.
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Homeowners in Cook County can now file for their 2025 property tax exemptions, which help reduce the amount owed on upcoming tax bills. These exemptions are one of the most effective ways for homeowners to lower their annual property tax burden.
Several exemptions are available depending on eligibility, but the most common is the Homeowner Exemption. To qualify, you must own the property (or have a lease/contract making you responsible for the taxes) and occupy it as your primary residence on January 1, 2025. According to the Cook County Assessor’s Office, the Homeowner Exemption saves the average homeowner about $950 per year.
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