A New York City judge has ordered the city to restart its implementation of a tax on pied-à-terre apartments, ruling that the initial rollout did not comply with legal requirements. The decision comes after concerns were raised about the process for identifying and taxing these short-term rental properties. Officials will now need to address procedural issues before moving forward with the tax collection. The ruling highlights ongoing challenges in regulating short-term rentals within the city’s housing market.
NYC pied-à-terre tax rollout must start again, judge rules Smart Cities Dive
