President Donald Trump, a longtime New Yorker who shifted his permanent residence to Florida in 2019, is taking aim at New York City’s pied-à-terre tax. The president railed against the controversial surcharge for second homes in a Truth Social post reported by Politico. His latest jab at a policy by Mayor Zohran Mamdani could be more personal than political: the president’s Trump Tower penthouse has an assigned market value of $6 million, meaning it would be subject to the tax, though it’s unclear if Trump is one of the many to receive a notice about the tax. Trump went as […]

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