06/02/2026
New York’s pied-à-terre tax has officially passed, and beginning July 1, 2026, certain non-primary residences valued over $5 million will face a new annual surcharge.
For houses, the rate ranges from 0.8% to 1.3%, depending on value. For condos and co-ops, the calculation is more complicated because it initially relies on DOF assessed market value rather than simple fair market value.
Will this end demand for New York luxury real estate? No.
But it may change the conversation for some owners and buyers, especially those holding apartments they only use occasionally.
If you are trying to understand how this could impact value, timing, or your broader ownership strategy, I would be happy to walk you through it.
Michael J. Franco
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