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Chicago raid was underhanded eviction?

2025-10-07 20:24:09.581107+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Oh, that's interesting. That assault on the apartment building in Chicago is looking more and more like an eviction proceeding. Destroy enough of the building that you drive out the residents, don't do so much damage that it can't be quickly and easily gentrified... Federal Agents Storm South Shore Building, Detaining Families and Children

The building was purchased by Wisconsin-based investor Trinity Flood in January 2020, according to Cook County records. On October 1, the day after the raid, a judge reviewed an emergency motion from Wells Fargo seeking to appoint Matthew Tarshis of Frontline Real Estate Partners as the property’s receiver.

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