NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls out Ken Griffin's $238 million penthouse on Tax Day

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls out Ken Griffin's $238 million penthouse on Tax Day

He wasn’t actually taxing the rich, that day.

Mamdani’s Tax-the-Rich Video Sparks Fury After Hedgefund Honcho Ken Griffin Calls Him Out for Divisively Gloating

Titan Dan Loeb warns of capital flight as the mayor touts the pied-à-terre luxury tax.

Mamdani filmed his pied-á-terre tax video outside Ken Griffin's $238 million penthouse. Social media loves him for it

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani was supporting a new pied-á-terre tax targeting 'the richest of the rich' by taxing luxury properties that sit empty.

CNBC Host Blasts Mamdani for Filming Outside Ken Griffin’s NYC Penthouse, Warns Against ‘Vilifying’ Billionaire

By: Andrew Carlson In the ever-contentious arena of New York City politics, where symbolism often collides with substance, a recent episode has ignited a firestorm of debate that extends far beyond a single policy proposal. As reported on Friday by The New York Post, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s highly publicized video outside one of Manhattan’s most opulent residences has become a flashpoint in an intensifying struggle over taxation, economic policy,…

Jack Butler: New York’s Pied-à-Terre Tax and City Grocery Store Are Classic Boondoggles

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani celebrated tax day this week by announcing what he called the first pied-à-terre tax in New York’s history, an annual fee on luxury properties worth more than five million dollars whose owners do not live in the city full time, naming hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin’s two-hundred-and-thirty-eight-million-dollar penthouse as a specific target. Jack Butler, deputy opinion editor at the Wall Street Journal, joined D…