It's not just minority neighborhoods -- NYC's entire property-tax...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : It's time to lower taxes for the over-assessed and hold them steady or even lower them for those whose tax bills have risen less.
56% : There's already a good playbook for how to proceed: In the waning days of the de Blasio administration, a City University of New York-led Advisory Commission on Property Tax Reform issued a report that urgently needs to be revisited -- both for its diagnosis of the system's distortions and the fixes it recommended.
50% : Special tax breaks may lead to new building -- but come with political strings attached regarding tenants' income levels and discourage all but a handful of sophisticated and connected players.

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