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Mamdani Faces Lawsuit Over Rollout of Second-Home Tax

Mamdani Faces Lawsuit Over Rollout of Second-Home Tax
New York Times Friday 07 August 2026, 23:02 UTC By Mihir Zaveri 1 min read
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A lawsuit filed by New York City homeowners does not seek to invalidate the tax on high-end second homes, but takes issue with the way it was introduced.

A lawsuit filed by New York City homeowners does not seek to invalidate the tax on high-end second homes, but takes issue with the way it was introduced.
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