Sean Hannity expressed concerns about the economic implications of Zohran Mamdani's mayoral campaign, emphasizing that high taxes and tough regulations in New York could trigger a migration of businesses and residents to Florida. He mentioned that many companies have already moved to Florida, branding it "Wall Street South." While Hannity discussed the competitive landscape of the mayoral race, including candidates Curtis Sliwa and Andrew Cuomo, real estate experts warned that it's too early to evaluate impacts on New York's luxury market, noting long-term residents may remain despite political shifts.
Sean Hannity warns that Zohran Mamdani's election could incite a mass exodus of businesses and residents from New York to Florida due to high taxes and regulations.
Hannity noted that several companies have relocated to Florida, and he referred to it as "Wall Street South" due to burdensome economic factors in New York.
While discussing the mayoral race, Hannity pointed out the potential for Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa to capitalize on the split among left-leaning candidates.
Real estate experts emphasize that predicting the impact of Mamdani's policies on New York's luxury real estate market is premature, stating most long-term residents are unlikely to move.
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