“He’s put a pretty extreme option on the table, which is a combination of raising property taxes and taking money from reserves and relying on some pretty aggressive revenue projections to boot,” said New York City Comptroller Mark Levine.
The proposed 9.5% property-tax hike, which Mamdani called an option of “last resort” would take effect in the fiscal year that ...
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