A group of homeowners in New York City has filed a lawsuit against the city's mayor and finance director. The lawsuit is related to the implementation of a new tax on second homes, known as pied-à-terre. The plaintiffs claim that the city incorrectly identified their homes as potentially subject to the tax, despite the properties being their primary residences.

The lawsuit examines the city's publication of a tax roll that included names and addresses of over 900,000 homeowners. Further details about the lawsuit and the tax are available from the source, including the names of the plaintiffs and the specifics of their claims.