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NY A00234
Bill
Status
1/8/2025
Primary Sponsor
William Magnarelli
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AI Summary
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Increases the minimum residential space requirement for mixed-use properties from 40% to 50% of the building's square footage to qualify for the residential-commercial urban exemption program
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Limits square footage calculations to above-grade stories only, excluding basement and below-grade space from determining residential and commercial use percentages
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Prohibits vacant land from receiving tax exemption benefits under this program; requires at least 75% of the mixed-use property's floor area to consist of pre-existing building or structure
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Simplifies the definition of "commercial purpose" by removing the minimum 5-employee requirement and streamlining the list of qualifying uses (hotels, retail, offices, restaurants, bars, gyms, theaters, cafes)
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Removes the 30-day notice-to-cure provision before benefit revocation and eliminates the specific requirement that commercial space be "open to the public" for three consecutive years as grounds for revocation; takes effect January 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Relates to the certification of certain property complying with the residential-commercial urban exemption program and the revocation of benefits of such program in certain circumstances.
Last Action
referred to real property taxation
1/7/2026