‘I’m Not Happy. Buyers Are Not Happy.’
Kathy Hochul has found a tax on the wealthy she can get behind: a surcharge on New York City pied-à-terres worth $5 million or more. Details of the proposal, which is backed by Mayor Mamdani, are still being ironed out, but the governor has estimated it would raise $500 million a year. It won’t c... More »
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