NYC issues second wave of pied-à-terre tax notices, retracts 1,200 after reviewing 2025 filings
New York City's finance department is mailing about 10,800 additional pied-à-terre tax notices while withdrawing 1,210 earlier ones after reviewing 2025 tax returns. Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged the city lacked the latest tax data when it sent the first batch of 17,000 letters. The cleared owners either listed the property as their primary home or had extensions and 2024 returns.
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