A court has ruled that a local government must revisit its recent decision to impose new taxes on pied-à-terre properties, citing procedural irregularities in the process. The ruling comes after legal challenges argued that residents and stakeholders were not adequately consulted before the tax rollout. Officials will now need to review the implementation plan, potentially delaying the enforcement of the new financial obligations. The case highlights ongoing debates over how secondary homes are taxed in urban areas.
Judge orders Mamdani to redo pied-à-terre tax rollout Politico
