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Chicago Rent Costs Compared to Suburban Home Ownership Expenses

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A study by Zillow Group and Thumbtack found that the hidden costs of homeownership amount to $15,979 per year. Separately, a mortgage-free suburban house and a new car run approximately $28,842 annually before utilities. The report also noted that Chicago rent is competitive with suburban house costs.

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These figures illustrate the financial trade-offs for retirees considering moving to dense cities versus maintaining suburban home ownership. The comparison suggests that living in a big-city apartment might be financially competitive with owning a suburban house in some areas.

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  • ChicagoLocation where rent competitiveness is being analyzed.
  • NasdaqStock exchange where Zillow Group is listed.

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