Galloway Slams Mamdani's Public Property List as Doxxing

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s publicly searchable database of potential pied-à-terre owners drew criticism after NYU professor Scott Galloway called it “doxxing,” arguing the list could expose owners to harassment. City officials say the data is a state-mandated property roll used to identify non-primary residences that may be subject to the new tax, while opponents warn the publication risks safety and privacy, though proponents note the information mirrors existing public tax rolls.
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