Indiana, Missouri top Illinois on removing barriers to work
Indiana, Missouri top Illinois on removing barriers to work
The state beats most for low licensing barriers but should take notes from Missouri and Indiana.
The state beats most for low licensing barriers but should take notes from Missouri and Indiana.
The state also is one of 15 to average fewer job openings than unemployed residents since 2019.
Homeowners in the suburb could soon have more freedom to renovate their homes without being forced to add parking spaces.
U.S. housing for sale is nearly back to pre-pandemic numbers, but Illinois is still way behind.
Florida was the biggest winner of state residents moving out.
Illinois is in the bottom five states for private-sector job growth under Gov. J.B. Pritzker. Since he took office, job growth in the private sector in the state is up less than 0.1%.
New federal work requirements are driving the decline.
Illinois’ population has shrunk under Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s leadership and is predicted to fall further.
The proposed amendments would allow greater housing density, eliminate garage mandates and reduce approval hurdles for new developments.
The state lags in several economic metrics as the governor runs for a third term.
Year-over-year rents rose in Illinois while falling nationwide. Champaign-Urbana posted the country’s fourth-highest increase.
Federal changes in work requirements have played a role.