Push to raise real estate taxes to reduce homelessness revived

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An effort to raise the city’s real estate taxes to expand efforts to end homelessness in Chicago will get a hearing Monday, months after Mayor Rahm Emanuel blocked efforts to ask voters to approve the proposal.

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