A New York judge has ruled that a city must revisit its implementation of a tax on second homes, citing concerns over the process used to roll out the policy. The decision comes after legal challenges questioned whether the city followed proper procedures in enacting the measure. Officials will now need to address potential flaws in the tax’s rollout before it can move forward. The ruling highlights ongoing disputes over how local governments can regulate property taxes for non-primary residences.
Judge tells city it needs to re-do rollout of tax on second homes Spectrum News NY1
