New York’s revived J-51 tax incentive helps middle- and working-class co-op and condo owners afford mandatory repairs and green upgrades, easing financial pressure in Bushwick, Ridgewood, and outer boroughs.
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The state just revived the J-51 tax break, and it could take some of the sting out of the repair bills crushing NYC co-ops
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