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  1. High earners are being pushed out of various locations due to unsustainable tax structures and economic decline.
  2. A new tax on second homes in New York City doubles property taxes, impacting high-net-worth individuals like Ken Griffin who are tax residents of Florida.

A proposed property tax hike targets ultra-wealthy individuals in New York City.

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A proposed property tax hike targets ultra-wealthy individuals in New York City.

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New York CityKen Griffin

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  1. The NYC tax levy targeting wealthy investors has been sold and is facing activist challenges.1 source
  2. City of New York implements property tax hikes targeting non-resident owners.Sub-event
  3. Ken Griffin opposes the new pied-à-terre tax targeting high-value unoccupied residences in New York City.Sub-event
  4. Tax policies are causing wealthy residents to leave New York City.1 source
  5. A new property tax proposal aims to target ultra-wealthy individuals in NYC.1 source

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A new tax on second homes in New York City doubles property taxes, impacting high-net-worth individuals like Ken Griffin who are tax residents of Florida. All 1 developments

Within High earners are being pushed out of various locations due to unsustainable tax structures and economic decline.

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