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Mamdani’s NYC budget plan counts on taxing pricey 2nd homes

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With Hochul's help, Mamdani delivers massive NYC budget
In Zohran Mamdani's first executive budget in office, the city is relying heavily on state assistance to dig itself out of a multi-billion dollar hole.

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With latest lifelines from Hochul, Mamdani balances NYC budget
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Mamdani’s NYC budget plan counts on taxing pricey second homes
 · 8h
New York real estate groups blast Hochul's pied-à-terre tax
New York real estate groups are urging Albany lawmakers to reject Gov. Kathy Hochul's plans to set a new 4% tax on the sale of second homes to plug New York City's budget gaps.

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Mamdani touts $12M opioid settlement funds, but Staten Island D.A. says ‘it’s not enough’
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Opinion - Leftists terrified as their progressive poster child Mamdani fails in New York
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Lawmakers plan tax on NYC cash home sales, as Hochul details pied-a-terre plan
The anticipated 1% tax on cash purchases will apply to real estate that sells for $1 million or more in the five boroughs, according to Heastie spokesperson Mike Whyland.

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Posts claim 700K New Yorkers signed petitions asking to recall Mamdani. There's no proof
 · 23h
A new tax on NYC real estate sales aimed at helping Mamdani close city budget gap
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Mamdani says $124B budget taxes the rich, but plan leans heavily on state aid, pension restructure

The budget was balanced with significant help from the state, including an additional $500 million in yearly revenue from the promised pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes and $2.3 billion in savings by deferring pension fund payments
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Ohio state budget now up to Gov. Mike DeWine. What's in it?

Ohio's proposed budget includes a flat income tax of 2.75% for earners above $26,051. $600 million in unclaimed funds would go towards a new Cleveland Browns stadium. Lawmakers stuck with a Senate plan to fund K-12 schools, but Democrats say it falls short.
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