The Cook County Shift. What Suburban Property Owners Need to Know

The Loop Got a Break… But You Didn’t

Recent data shows a $129 million tax shift away from Loop commercial properties onto suburban and neighborhood assets in Cook County. If you own commercial property outside the Loop, this could mean record-high tax bills hitting your portfolio this year.

Many owners are unaware of the implications until the tax notices arrive, leaving little time to act. At Breclaw Capital, we help suburban property owners cover these spikes with fast, asset-based liquidity, ensuring you can pay your taxes without draining cash flow or disrupting your business operations.

Why the Shift Matters:

• Suburban and neighborhood commercial properties are now bearing the burden of tax allocations previously absorbed by Loop properties.

• Delays in payment can trigger penalties, interest, and eventual tax deed actions.

• Traditional banks are often too slow to respond, leaving owners scrambling.

Our Solution:

We provide low-doc, asset-based funding tailored to commercial property owners, helping you:

✔ Pay current and delinquent taxes

✔ Avoid penalties and tax deed applications

✔ Protect your equity and maintain control of your property

Even if your personal credit is below 700, our focus is on the property’s value to get you the liquidity you need — quickly and efficiently.

Bottom Line: Don’t let the Cook County tax shift catch you off guard. The Loop may have gotten a break, but you still have options to cover your spike and protect your assets. Act now before interest and penalties snowball.

Learn More: Get our free guide, The Tax Redemption Funding Guide (just pay shipping), and find out how you can redeem your taxes and regain control.

Visit www.taxredemptioncapital.com today.