We explore the staggering world of NYC's top property taxpayers, revealing how Qatar's former emir pays nearly $1 million annually in property taxes while examining the racial inequalities and systemic issues within the city's outdated tax system.

• Luxury property tax bills reach astronomical heights with Qatar's former emir paying $984,000 and Ken Griffin paying over $860,000 annually
• Single-family homeowners typically pay less than 1% of property value in taxes, while multi-unit buildings face rates of nearly 4%
• Property tax rates in predominantly Black communities are almost twice as high as in majority white neighborhoods
• A 2017 lawsuit challenging NYC's property tax system has been revived by the Court of Appeals in 2024
• Manhattan's luxury real estate market shows remarkable resilience with sales jumping 30% and average prices for the top 10% hitting a record $10.3 million
• Even at the highest levels, real estate can be precarious, as shown by top broker Tal Alexander facing eviction from his luxury apartment

How will New York City value its most precious resource—its real estate—in the years to come? It's a question that impacts everyone from penthouse owners to residents of rent-stabilized apartments.

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