Early Addition: It's crunch time for finding a pied-à-terre tax loophole

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Published Jun 30, 2026

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Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where you can find rent-stabilized apartments in Washington Heights and Inwood.

Here's what else is happening:

NYCHA has admitted that a paperwork snafu on its end recently led to hundreds of residents receiving errant eviction notices.
A federal judge yesterday ordered the Trump administration to permanently stop trying to kill funding for the Gateway rail tunnel project.
Andrew Cuomo is now the co-chair of a joint venture between a cryptocurrency exchange and the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange.
New York City homeowners who are on the hook for the new pied-à-terre tax should start getting notices by August 30.
In the meantime, some of those wealthy out-of-staters are scrambling to find loopholes.
Hackensack's White Manna burgers is moving a mile down the road.
If you're in Europe, go on one of these walks!
And finally, tangled:

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