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Share of the Pie: Distributions of Assessed Value

Total Assessed Values ($) Share of the Pie (%)

There was growth in total Assessed Values of The graph below shows 2018 to 2019 changes
Residential (class 2) and Non-Residential (all other) in the percentage of a township's total AV
property classes for all townships in the North that is comprised of Residential and
Suburbs. Growth occurs when individual property Non-Residential properties. Many
values rise, and when there are more properties. townships are predominantly Residential.

Townshi p 2018 2019 2018 2019

$378M $410M 34% 51%
Barrington $197M $389M 66%
49%
$1,384M 55% 66%
Elk Grove $760M $714M
$623M
45% 34%
$740M $903M 27% 40%
Evanston $600M 73%
$278M 60%
%
$610M $688M 23 29%
Hanover $285M 77 71%
%
$178M
$1,174M 56% 66%
$656M
Leyden $522M $594M
44% 34%
$1,203M $1,422M 29% 39%
Maine $926M 71%
$498M 61%
$1,650M $1,791M 6 11 %
%
New Trier 94 89 %
%
$114M $227M
$1,041M $1,188M 40% 49%
Niles $694M $1,123M 60% 51%

$1,536M $1,720M 30% 40%
Northfield $672M $1,163M 70% 60%

$236M $295M 29% 36%
Norwood Park $166M
$95M 71% 64%
$1,054M $1,150M 21% 29%
Palatine $475M
$272M 79% 71%
$1,319M 46% 55%
Schaumburg $931M $1,087M
$805M 54% 45%

$1,388M $1,585M 28% 37%
Wheeling $920M
$536M 72% 63%
2018 2019 2018 2019

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Note: • 2018 values are finalized by the Cook County Board of Review (BOR).
• These 2019 values are finalized by the CCAO, but not the BOR.
• See the impacts of the BOR, after which values are used for the calculation of tax rates and bills, on the next page.