A judge in Staten Island, New York, has temporarily blocked the implementation of a new tax on second homes valued at over $5 million, proposed by New York City Council member Zohran Mamdani. The ruling, issued by Judge Wayne Ozzi of the state’s Supreme Court, mandates that the city remove a public list of over 900,000 properties affected by the tax.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks New York City Tax on Second Homes
A Staten Island judge has issued a temporary block on a new tax for second homes in New York City that are valued over $5 million. The ruling requires the city to take down a public list of affected properties.
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