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NY’s pied-à-terre tax could leave entire co-ops on hook for massive bills: ‘Whole building suffers’
New York's pied-à-terre tax may impose large financial burdens on co-ops, as critics argue the policy fails to consider how co-ops function. Real estate brokers and co-op advocates warn that the tax could harm entire buildings, not just individual units.
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