The ruling leaves New York City’s tax on luxury second homes in place but wipes out the thousands of warnings the city mailed this summer.
- A judge has ordered New York City to cancel its pied-à-terre tax notices and restart the process, citing procedural errors in how the tax was implemented.
- The ruling does not invalidate the tax itself but requires the city to individually assess properties before issuing notices, impacting an expected $500 million annual revenue.
- The city plans to appeal the decision, while other lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the tax are also underway.
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