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NYC mayoral candidates weigh in on changing unfair property tax system that burdens poor and middle-class neighborhoods Shant Shahrigian, Michael Gartland © He, Gary Brownstones on Greene Ave. in Brooklyn. Depending on your zip code, you may pay far more, or far less, for a home than someone with a similar dwelling in a different part of town. For years, New York City’s property tax system has come under fire because homeowners in poor and middle-class neighborhoods often pay more than people who own more valuable homes in tonier parts of town. Mayor de Blasio, who owns two homes in Park Slope. Brooklyn, and benefits from the current tax system, ran for office in 2013 on a platform devoted to ending New York’s “Tale of Two Cities” and vowed early on in his City Hall tenure to do something about property tax inequities.

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