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Boro Park Scoop · Aug 2, 2026

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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has extended the deadline for homeowners to apply for an exemption from the city's new pied-à-terre tax. Property owners who received a Department of Finance notice stating they "may be subject to" the tax now have until September 18, instead of August 21, to submit exemption applications. City officials said the extension will give eligible homeowners more time to prove the property is their primary residence and therefore exempt from the surcharge. The tax applies to certain non-primary residences valued above $5 million, with separate thresholds for condos and co-ops.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has extended the deadline for homeowners to apply for an exemption from the city's new pied-à-terre tax. Property owners who received a Department of Finance notice stating they "may be subject to" the tax now have until September 18, instead of August 21, to submit exemption applications. City officials said the extension will give eligible homeowners more time to prove the property is their primary residence and therefore exempt from the surcharge. The tax applies to certain non-primary residences valued above $5 million, with separate thresholds for condos and co-ops.

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