Wheeling Township 2024 Assessments Mailed

Attention Wheeling Township Homeowners: Important Property Assessment Update!

Exciting news for Wheeling Township property owners! The Cook County Assessor’s Office released the 2024 property assessment notices. You have until October 7, 2024, to review and appeal your assessed value if you believe it’s inaccurate.

Which Areas Are Affected? If you live in one of these communities, this message is for you:

Arlington Heights
Buffalo Grove
Des Plaines
Mount Prospect
Northbrook
Prospect Heights (majority)
Wheeling (majority)

Why Review and Appeal? Property assessments can fluctuate due to various factors like ownership changes, renovations, or new construction. Annual reviews and timely appeals ensure you’re not paying more than necessary. Don’t wait for the next reassessment year in 2025—your right to appeal is available each year at both the Assessor’s office and the Board of Review.
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Board of Review Opens Group 2 for 2024 Property Tax Appeals!

The Cook County Board of Review has commenced accepting property tax appeals for 2024 for the second group. The deadline to appeal your 2024 assessed value with the Board is September 03, 2024. The townships currently open in Group 2 include:

    • Berwyn
    • Bremen
    • Calumet
    • Maine
    • New Trier
    • Oak Park
    • Palos

Property assessments can be appealed annually, regardless of when a township was reassessed. If you missed the opportunity to appeal at the Assessor’s office earlier this year, or if you appealed but were not satisfied with the outcome, you have another chance to appeal at the Board of Review.
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Proviso Township 2024 Assessment Notices Mailed

2024 property assessment notices were mailed by the Cook County Assessor’s office on Friday, August 02, 2024, to Proviso Township property owners. The window to appeal your 2024 assessed value is now open until the deadline of September 16, 2024.

We recommend property owners review their assessments annually and appeal whenever there is a strong evidence-based argument that your home may not be assessed fairly. Proviso Township was reassessed in 2023 but even if you appealed last year, you may appeal your assessment again this year. A successful appeal in 2024 may result in two years of savings until Proviso is reassessed in 2026. The best way to ensure you never pay more than your fair share in property taxes is to review your assessment every year and appeal whenever you have a strong basis for an appeal argument, no matter where your township is in the triennial reassessment cycle.

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Hyde Park Township 2024 Triennial Reassessment’s Mailed

2024 Triennial reassessment notices were mailed to Hyde Park Township homeowners on Tuesday, July 30, 2024. The following cities, towns, and villages are in Hyde Park Township: Avalon Park, Burnside, Calumet Heights, Chatham (portion), East Side, Grand Boulevard (portion), Greater Grand, Crossing (portion), Hegewisch, Hyde Park, Kenwood, Oakland (portion), Pullman, Riverdale, Roseland (portion), South Chicago, South Deering, South Shore, Washington Park (portion), West Pullman (portion), and Woodlawn.

Homeowners in Hyde Park Township have 30 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 September 11th.
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Lyons Township 2024 Assessment Notices Mailed

2024 property assessment notices were mailed by the Cook County Assessor’s office on Tuesday, July 30th, 2024, to Lyons Township property owners. The window to appeal your 2024 assessed value is now open until the deadline of September 11th, 2024.

We recommend property owners review their assessments annually and appeal whenever there is a strong evidence-based argument that your home may not be assessed fairly. Lyons Township was reassessed in 2023 but even if you appealed last year, you may appeal your assessment again this year. A successful appeal in 2024 may result in two years of savings until Lyons is reassessed in 2026. The best way to ensure you never pay more than your fair share in property taxes is to review your assessment every year and appeal whenever you have a strong basis for an appeal argument, no matter where your township is in the triennial reassessment cycle.
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Worth Township 2024 Assessment Notices Mailed

On Thursday, July 25, 2024, the Cook County Assessor’s office mailed 2024 property assessment notices to Worth Township property owners. The window for appealing your 2024 assessed value is now open and will remain so until the deadline of September 6, 2024.

Worth Township includes the following cities, towns, and villages: Alsip, Blue Island, Bridgeview, Chicago Ridge, Crestwood, Evergreen Park, Hometown, Merrionette Park, Oak Lawn, Palos Heights (east half), Robbins (north ¼), and Worth (east ¾).
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Unlock Savings: Board of Review Opens Group 1 for 2024 Property Tax Appeals!

The Cook County Board of Review has commenced accepting property tax appeals for 2024 for the first group. The deadline to appeal your 2024 assessed value with the Board is August 20, 2024. The townships currently open in Group 1 include:

  • Evanston
  • Norwood Park
  • River Forest
  • Riverside
  • Rogers Park

Property assessments can be appealed annually, regardless of when a township was reassessed. If you missed the opportunity to appeal at the Assessor’s office earlier this year, or if you appealed but were not satisfied with the outcome, you have another chance to appeal at the Board of Review.
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Lemont Township 2024 Assessment Notices Mailed

2024 property assessment notices were mailed by the Cook County Assessor’s office on Wednesday, July 10th, 2024, to Lemont Township property owners. The window to appeal your 2024 assessed value is now open until the deadline of August 21st, 2024.

We recommend property owners review their assessments annually and appeal whenever there is a strong evidence-based argument that your home may not be assessed fairly. Lemont Township was reassessed in 2023 but even if you appealed last year, you may appeal your assessment again this year. A successful appeal in 2024 may result in two years of savings until Lemont is reassessed in 2026. The best way to ensure you never pay more than your fair share in property taxes is to review your assessment every year and appeal whenever you have a strong basis for an appeal argument, no matter where your township is in the triennial reassessment cycle.
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Lake View Township 2024 Triennial Reassessments Mailed

2024 Triennial reassessment notices were mailed to Lake View Township homeowners on Tuesday, July 02, 2024. The following cities, towns, and villages are in Lake View Township: Bucktown, Edgewater, Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Lincoln Square, North Center, Old Town, Triangle, Ravenswood, Roscoe Village, Uptown, and Wrigleyville.

Homeowners in Lake View Township have 30 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 August 14th.
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Palatine Township 2024 Assessments Mailed

The Cook County Assessor’s office has mailed 2024 property assessment notices for Palatine Homeowners. You have until August 07, 2024, to challenge your assessment.

Why Challenge Your Assessment?

Regularly reviewing your property assessment is crucial to ensuring fair property taxes. Waiting until your property is reassessed in 2025 means potentially paying more than your fair share for another year. You can appeal your assessment annually to align it with market changes.

At Kensington, we specialize in providing Cook County homeowners with a free analysis of their assessments compared to similar properties. Our proven process has helped over 35,000 property owners save millions in taxes.
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