Rhode Island is weighing a proposal that could hit pop superstar Taylor Swift — and dozens of her wealthy neighbors — with a six-figure tax bill for leaving their coastal mansions mostly unoccupied.
September has been a record month for luxury real estate, according to the firm Gustave White, Newport County’s Sotheby's International Realty affiliate. In a press release, co-owner Paul Leys said ...
Rhode Island is considering a so-called "Taylor Swift tax" on luxury homeowners. The proposal is officially called the Non-Owner Occupied Property Tax Act. If passed, it would tax non-owner occupied ...
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