New York City’s administration released a searchable database of property owners. This list includes owners potentially impacted by the new pied-à-terre tax. The database contains over 960,000 properties and owners across all five boroughs. Critics have raised privacy and accuracy concerns regarding the published information. The tax aims to generate significant revenue for city services and infrastructure.
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