The record-breaking purchase of a $238 million apartment in Manhattan has renewed calls for a tax on homes worth $5 million

The record-breaking purchase of a $238 million apartment in Manhattan has renewed calls for a tax on homes worth $5 million or more that do not serve as the buyer’s primary residence https://t.co/bIcKr43jrX

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 9, 2019

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