New Mayor of New York

Mayor Mamdani avoids property tax increase

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pied-à-terre property tax is moving ahead. But will it work?

New York is moving ahead with a pied-à-terre property tax in its budget. Existing taxes from around the world's major cities show the limits of the policy.

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Mayor Mamdani says he has balanced NYC's budget, will not raise property taxes

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With latest lifelines from Hochul, Mamdani balances NYC budget

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Mamdani Abandons Plan for Raising New York City Property Taxes

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is abandoning his proposal to increase taxes on all New York City property owners, following widespread criticism over the initiative.

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Mamdani 'Balanced' New York City's Budget—With a Bailout From Albany

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Zohran Mamdani’s unbelievably dishonest NYC budget

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Mayor Mamdani unveils SPEED reforms to fast-track affordable housing development in NYC

The precertification process for projects requiring zoning changes will now take about six months, down from two years.

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Mamdani says $124B budget taxes the rich, but plan leans heavily on state aid, pension restructure

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Inside The $124.7 Billion Budget That Will Define Mamdani’s First Term

City & State New York

Who’s going to be the next mayor of New York City?

But talking about who will be the next mayor is a way of talking about the future of the city: what New Yorkers will want in four or eight years, and what they will reject. It’s also a chance to observe how each political mind approaches the question.

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New York mayor Mamdani's 'freeze the rent' promise survives a noisy vote

By Jonathan Allen NEW YORK, May 8 (Reuters) - New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's best-known campaign promise was tentatively advanced in a cacophonous college auditorium as a city housing board agreed in a provisional vote to consider freezing the rent for about a million regulated apartments.