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During a brokerage meeting in Decatur, Hayden Bennett asks what assessment level commonly applies to business and industrial property in Cook County. What is the best answer under current Illinois law or practice?

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A) Business and industrial property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 25% of estimated market value.

Cook County distinguishes business and industrial property from residential property and commonly uses a 25% assessment level for those categories.

Answer Options
A
Business and industrial property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 25% of estimated market value.
B
Business and industrial property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 10% of estimated market value.
C
Business and industrial property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 5% of estimated market value.
D
Business and industrial property in Cook County always follows the same class rate as owner-occupied homes.

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