Hochul defends pied-à-terre tax list as routine amid NYC backlash
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Gov. Kathy Hochul defended the newly released pied-à-terre tax target list as not out of the ordinary, arguing it mirrors standard public tax rolls; critics say the list publicizes homeowners’ names and addresses and amounts to doxxing, while the policy targets luxury second homes in NYC and was pushed during budget negotiations, drawing political heat from Mayor Zohran Mamdani and allied leftists.
- Gov. Hochul bizarrely claims Mamdani’s brand-new pied-à-terre tax list is ‘not out of the ordinary’ New York Post
- Mamdani sparks fears of violence after doxing wealthy NYC property owners: 'Outright dangerous' Fox News
- City’s initial pied-à-terre tax roll far exceeds early estimates Crain's New York Business
- Die-Hard New Yorkers Blanche at Mamdani’s Pied-A-Terre J’Accuse The City Reporter
- Mayor Mamdani Notifies Property Owners of New Pied-à-Terre Tax NYC.gov
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