NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor Bill de Blasio is saying he’ll “take a look” at a proposal to tax luxury pieds-a-terre (pee-AY’-duh-tehr) in New York City.

The Fiscal Policy Institute released a report Monday urging de Blasio to seek Albany’s approval to tax people who keep a second home in New York worth more than $5 million.

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