Mamdani Threatens 9.5% Property Tax Increase
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Increasing property taxes is generally unpopular, and Mamdani seems to be betting that Hochul will not want to let the city go down that route. She is up for re-election this year and needs the city's voter-rich support.
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"This is a money grab to pay for the free items that are promised and as usual, at the expense of the poorer neighborhood!" griped a Brooklyn worker.