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Why the Expiration of New York’s 421-a Tax Exemption Is Stirring Debate

End of Criticized Program May Stall Multifamily Development as Costs Rise
The expiration of New York state’s 421-a tax exemption program is stirring up debate on the future of New York City’s rental residential development. (Getty Images)
The expiration of New York state’s 421-a tax exemption program is stirring up debate on the future of New York City’s rental residential development. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
June 15, 2022 | 12:57 AM

New York state’s 421-a tax exemption program that’s played a part in New York City’s residential projects is set to expire Wednesday, creating uncertainty in a real estate market that’s already struggling to address a shortage of affordable housing.

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