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Schaumburg sees opportunity in Streets of Woodfield sale - Vimarsana News

Schaumburg sees opportunity in Streets of Woodfield sale

Streets of Woodfield shopping center in Schaumburg is going back on the market, just six years after New York-based private equity firm Blackstone purchased the property for $168.5 million.

Schaumburg trying to acquire site around pond near commercial area - Vimarsana News

Schaumburg trying to acquire site around pond near commercial area

Schaumburg officials are seeking to acquire a 6.6-acre site dominated by a pond which the village has already been maintaining since at least 2012.

More towns show interest in new gambling tax ahead of potential state deadline - Vimarsana News

More towns show interest in new gambling tax ahead of potential state deadline

The idea of a municipal penny-per-push tax on video gambling machines is proving infectious, as more Illinois communities rush to stay ahead of pending state legislation aimed at vaccinating the industry against the new trend.

Why some suburbs are rushing to get a new gambling tax on the books - Vimarsana News

Why some suburbs are rushing to get a new gambling tax on the books

The idea of a municipal penny-per-push tax on video gambling machines is proving infectious, as more Illinois communities rush to stay ahead of pending state legislation aimed at vaccinating the industry against the new trend.

Schaumburg to avoid raising property tax levy despite unprecedented difficulty - Vimarsana News

Schaumburg to avoid raising property tax levy despite unprecedented difficulty

Though Schaumburg officials plan to keep the village's property tax levy flat again this year at $19.5 million, they agree this has been the most difficult year so far to maintain their 12-year practice of never raising it.