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The article criticizes New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax, claiming it targets non-resident property owners to fund city budgets, potentially leading to capital flight and declining property values. It highlights concerns that the tax imposes steep surcharges on secondary residences, which could reduce demand and harm the housing market, while also raising questions about fairness for primary residents and out-of-town owners.
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