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What To Know About New York City’s Proposed Tax On Luxury Second Homes

The surcharge would target about 13,000 luxury second homes and help close a $5 billion budget gap, supporters said.

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Learn about New York City’s proposed tax on second homes, including potential impacts on luxury property owners, revenue goals, and key policy uncertainties.
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On the 15th, New York Governor Josh Hach proposed a new tax plan targeting high-end real estate, proposing an annual pied-à-terre tax on owners of "second homes" in New York City valued at over $5 million. The plan targets ultra-high-income groups and is estimated to raise an additional $500 million in tax revenue for the city of New York each year. The governor's move has sparked strong backlash from the real estate industry.

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Forbes broke the news in United States on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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