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Published September 30, 2026 at 1:20 PM ET · Updated September 30, 2026 at 8:07 PM ET

Judge orders New York City to scrap notices for Mamdani's second-home tax

2 independent outlets are covering this story, first reported here by HotAir. Verification: Corroborated (how we verify). Every headline links to the original reporting.

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What we know

A judge has ordered New York City to scrap notices for Mamdani's tax on second homes. The ruling requires a new rollout of the measure, described as a pied-a-terre tax.

Patriot Watch first flagged this story 18 hr ago, when HotAir reported it. Coverage has since grown to 2 independent outlets. The most recent report came 13 hr ago from ZeroHedge.

Conservative & independent coverage (2)

ZeroHedge 13 hr ago
Judge Orders New York City To Scrap Notices For Mamdani's Tax On Second Homes ↗
HotAir 18 hr ago
Judge Orders New Rollout of Mamdani's Pied-A-Terre Tax ↗

Coverage timeline

Sep 30, 1:20 PM ET
18 hr ago
HotAir
Judge Orders New Rollout of Mamdani's Pied-A-Terre Tax ↗
Sep 30, 6:40 PM ET
13 hr ago
ZeroHedge
Judge Orders New York City To Scrap Notices For Mamdani's Tax On Second Homes ↗
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