• Business Exodus In Illinois

    Posted by Gunner on January 22, 2026 at 5:47 pm

    Illinois is facing a historic corporate exodus as some of the world’s most iconic companies abandon their headquarters. This video explores the staggering $143 million loss Boeing took when it sold its Chicago riverfront tower for just $22 million—a massive 87% drop in value.
    We dive into the data behind the departures of Boeing, Caterpillar, Citadel, and Tyson Foods. From the ignored economic warnings of 2012 to a $140 billion pension crisis and the third-highest corporate tax rate in the nation, we look at the systemic issues driving billions of dollars in wealth out of the state.

    Want to verify the facts in this video? Here are all the credible sources we used for our research:

    Boeing Sale & Departure:

    Corporate Exodus (Caterpillar & Citadel):

    Illinois Pension Crisis:

    Incompetent leadership

    Highest taxes

    Major crime rates

    https://youtu.be/Sn_r_fsU3jg?si=OmadHbABpaD6l1-v

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  • Connie

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    January 24, 2026 at 9:00 pm

    Avoid Illinois Trap 2026 – Kevin O’Leary WARNS!

    The Illinois real estate market in twenty-twenty-six has deteriorated into a “financial bear trap,” characterized by industrial-scale wealth destruction and a hostile fiscal environment that effectively punishes capital. Residential and commercial property owners face severe liquidity constraints as escalating taxes and systemic mismanagement drive an exodus of wealth, rendering assets in Chicago and its suburbs mathematically uninvestable.

    #illinois​ #realestate​ #chicago​ #taxes​ #crash​ #wealth​

    Strategic capital allocation now demands a “mobile” approach, prioritizing relocation to fiscally responsible jurisdictions to escape the punitive regulatory climate of Illinois. Investors are urged to treat property holdings in this state as distressed assets, executing immediate exit strategies to avoid long-term equity confiscation and the inevitable devaluation caused by the state’s deepening insolvency.

    https://youtu.be/mh_oTpgU9NU?si=K9RPcBVbJ-I_kN0j

  • Connie

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    January 24, 2026 at 9:05 pm

    NEVER Buy These Types of Homes in Chicago (2026)!

    Thinking about buying a home in Chicago in 2026? Before you make a move, you NEED to know which types of homes could cost you money, time, and serious regret.

    In this video, we break down specific Chicago home types buyers should avoid, especially with today’s market conditions, property taxes, HOA fees, and long-term resale risks in mind. Some of these may surprise you—even experienced buyers fall into these traps.

    If you’re curious about where Chicago is headed and want to stay ahead of the trends, this video is for you. Make sure to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments—what are you most excited to see come to Chicago in 2026?

    https://youtu.be/i4XVex1Vd7c?si=ZJVVIsyUfTaAdpWm

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