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Nbhd 23022 · Winnetka, IL

529 Willow Rd

Cook County PIN 05-21-131-011-0000 · 2 Story · built 1919

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Property overview

Assessed total
Public record
$125,450tax year 2026 · land $39,172
Estimated market value
Model estimate
$1,255,000assessed × county level · not an appraisal
Estimated annual tax
Model estimate
$24,473approximate effective rate · delinquency not checked
Last recorded sale
Public record
none on fileno deed in the assessor sales set
Building
Public record
1,790 sq ftbuilt 1919 · 2 stories · condition average
Lot
Public record
14,508 sq ft0.33 ac · ≈79 × 188 ft (from the outline)
Flood screening
Public record
No high or moderate hazard flagFEMA centroid match; county SFHA flag fallback. Check the official map for the exact zone.
Schools
Public record
SCH DISTRICT 36NEW TRIER TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 203
Zoning
Inferred
R-1 · Single-Familyinferred from assessor class — verify with the City
Occupancy
Inferred
Likely owner-occupiedtaxpayer mailing address vs. property address
Transit
Model estimate
9 min walkto the nearest Metra station
Appeals on file
Public record
2Board of Review + Assessor appeals

Assessor taxpayer record

Taxpayer of record

Published taxpayer names and mailing details where available; name associations are not verified title.

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Sales and ownership history

No recorded sales in the assessor deed set.

Assessment history

Assessed values by tax year
Tax yearLandBuildingTotalStage
2026$39,172$86,278$125,450certified
2025$39,172$86,278$125,450board
2024$47,499$47,500$94,999board

Assessed values are public record (Cook County Assessor). The market-value and tax figures above are model estimates derived from them — see the methodology.

Building permits

No building permits appear in the available county feed for this parcel. Coverage varies by town and date; this does not prove that no work occurred.

Assessment appeals

An appeal is already on file for tax year 2025. See what the appeal builder checks →

What the appeal research brief includes

2 appeals on file for this parcel — outcomes, values and the attorney or agent on each case are part of the record.

Appeals & appeal builder

Indexed Board of Review and Assessor appeal rows, outcomes and named representatives where available, plus an evidence-brief builder.

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Before you buy: records check

Records we found in the research published on this site as of Sep 27, 2026. This is a research aid, not advice and not a title search.

No published record names this property. That covers only the research published so far; it is not a finding that no records exist.

Not collected here: check with the source

  • Whether the property is listed for sale
  • Liens and mortgages
  • Municipal code violations
  • Property tax delinquency (Cook County Treasurer)

Flood zone, permits and appeal history are on this page: overview, permits and appeals.

Neighborhood changes

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Public decisions, planned work and possible effects. A street or proximity match provides context; it does not establish an effect on this property.

Property analysis

Parcel models & comparisons

Calculated model scores, labeled assumptions and comparable records where available.

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Building systems

Trade screener

Illustrative system-age models where inputs are available; these are not inspected conditions or validated failure forecasts.

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Associated network

Ownership network

Taxpayer-name groups, shared mailing records and repeated named representatives or applicants; associations are not proof of common control.

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Map and neighbors

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Sources on this page

    Records as published by Cook County agencies; they may be incomplete or out of date. Estimates and inferences are labeled. Mortgages, liens and tax delinquency are not part of this dataset and their absence here is not evidence that none exist.