Real estate market in Hamptons is ‘in a rut’ due to new tax law, report says
One of the country’s most coveted areas is said to have a problem selling homes due to the federal tax code that was approved by Congress in 2017.
Saturday, May 18, 2019
Real estate market in Hamptons is ‘in a rut’ due to new tax law, report says
Real estate market in Hamptons is ‘in a rut’ due to new tax law, report says
One of the country’s most coveted areas is said to have a problem selling homes due to the federal tax code that was approved by Congress in 2017.
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