I’m a former second-home owner. We should tax second homes higher.
This commentary is by Alden Wicker, a homeowner, journalist and author who lives in Windham.In 2014, I bought an income-restricted co-op in Brooklyn for $250,000. The market price for that apartment would have been around $650,000, but it was under New York City’s Housing Development Fund Corporation, a low-income housing cooperative with rules to prevent these units from becoming investments instead of homes. If your income is below the neighborhood’s median and it will be your pri
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