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The recurring reports run on a schedule. Briefs do not. A brief is published when a single question deserves its own study, a tax change, a new development wave, a shift in one segment that the weekly and quarterly cadence would flatten out.

July 30, 2026 · Tax Policy · 9 min readPied-à-Terre Tax: What Non-Primary Owners Need to KnowNew York's new annual surcharge on second homes, and what it means for the decision to hold, buy, or sell.

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