Manhattan · Neighborhood by Neighborhood

The Pied-à-Terre Tax Across Manhattan

Where the surcharge actually lands — every neighborhood's exposure from the official Department of Finance roll, with the buildings that carry it.

157,176
Manhattan condo & co-op units
16,736 (11%)
over the $1M threshold
$1.15B
max annual surcharge, Manhattan
$1.73B
max annual surcharge, citywide

Manhattan carries the overwhelming share of New York's pied-à-terre tax: of the roughly 24,173 properties citywide over their surcharge thresholds on the Department of Finance's July 2026 roll, 16,736 are Manhattan condo and co-op units — about 69% — representing $1.15B of the citywide $1.73B maximum annual surcharge. The pages below break that exposure down neighborhood by neighborhood: how many units are over the line, the median DOF market value, and the specific buildings carrying the largest bills.

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Methodology. Neighborhood figures aggregate DOF's Supplemental Market Value Roll (July 2026) by ZIP code; ZIP boundaries approximate neighborhood borders. Condo, co-op and mixed condo units only — 1–3-family houses are covered at ZIP level in the database. "Max annual surcharge" assumes no exemptions; actual collections will be lower. Educational information, not tax or legal advice.