Check the Sun Times or Tribune for their consumer help columnists.

Thats not what 99.9% of reasonable people would believe.But I once had somebody on BP try telling me that chicago did not have a violence problem even though I posted a reference to an article from the chicago tribune just a week earlier saying that killings were at a record high for the area.  

I don't have any population data at my fingertips to compare to the Tribune quoted population numbers directly, however I do not believe the population in downtown Chicago has been seeing the same downward trend like the surrounding suburbs and greater metro area.I appreciate you providing your opinion and I think you made some fair arguments, however I just see the situation in a little different light than you.

The Portland Tribune has a good article explaining it all.  

Recent article in San Diego Union Tribune, touting San Diego home price increases amount biggest in nation.

See more from the Texas Tribune here.

You have to really fight the property taxes to get then to consider it all way to tribunal and the assessor office questions the interpretation.

Link to a couple of articles below.Chicago Tribune Article - Primarily focuses on apartment investorsTrulia Best Value Neighborhoods- Chicago's on the list.

Account Closed  Chicago leads the US in population loss, according to the Chicago Tribune, March 23, 2017.I've been watching this trend for a few years.  

The one unique thing in this province is that security deposits must be remitted to the Residential Tenancies Tribunal (RTT) {formerly the Office of the Rentalsman}: The tenant can either pay the deposit to the landlord or directly to the RTT via Service New Brunswick.