What the state budget means for real estate
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced with much fanfare last week that state lawmakers had reached a “general agreement” on a $268 billion budget. But almost immediately, legislative leaders made clear that key policy and funding details were still being worked out, with the plan now more than six weeks past its April 1 deadline. While lawmakers are closing in on final budget language and formal approval, a final deal still isn’t expected for at least another week or two. In the meantime, here’s where some of the biggest real estate-focused proposals stand. Pied-à-terre tax A month after Kathy Hochul floated a […]
This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts

Forecast 2027: Housing Transactions Hold Steady Despite High
Rates

Mortgage Rates Have Jumped And Builders Are Moving To
Adapt

Reality Check: Mamdani’s “transfer” program gets
started

Manhattan office market closing in on pre-Covid
reality

Carnegie House co-op wins new shot in ground lease
fight

NY AG bans Brooklyn developer for six years over misused
buyer funds

Mamdani wants to “recognize” tenant unions. What would that
look like?

NY Dirt: A lead poisoning case, a legal web, and new
ownership in Brooklyn

America’s Top & Best-In-State Residential Architects
2026: Methodology

10 Real Estate Open House Ideas to Make Your Home Stand
Out


