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When Bill de Blasio campaigned to be mayor eight years ago, he pledged to fix New York City's property tax system. In May 2018, Mayor de Blasio and Council Speaker Corey Johnson convened the New York City Advisory Commission on Property Tax Reform to recommend reforms to the system to make property taxes more fair, straightforward, and transparent.
Ultimately, the former mayor fell short of his goal to reform the property tax system. With two days left before the end of his second term on Dec. 31, the commission released its final recommendations.
