TODAY: Mamdani Publishes Names & Addresses of Wealthy NYC Property Owners TODAY: Anti-Mamdani Rally Held in NYC Millionaire Exodus Costs NYC $12 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue Pied-à-Terre Tax Now Law — Properties Over $1M Targeted NYC Rents Hit All-Time High Under Mamdani Griffin: "Creepy and Weird — He Put Me In Harm's Way" Citadel Expanding Miami Tower — Adding Hundreds of Thousands of Sq Ft Florida Gained $20 Billion in Income from New Residents No Florida State Income Tax Mamdani Proposed $7 Billion in New NYC Taxes TODAY: Mamdani Publishes Names & Addresses of Wealthy NYC Property Owners TODAY: Anti-Mamdani Rally Held in NYC Millionaire Exodus Costs NYC $12 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue Pied-à-Terre Tax Now Law — Properties Over $1M Targeted NYC Rents Hit All-Time High Under Mamdani Griffin: "Creepy and Weird — He Put Me In Harm's Way" Citadel Expanding Miami Tower — Adding Hundreds of Thousands of Sq Ft Florida Gained $20 Billion in Income from New Residents No Florida State Income Tax Mamdani Proposed $7 Billion in New NYC Taxes
South Florida Relocation Resource — Updated July 27, 2026

New York Is Getting Worse.
Florida Is the Answer.

Mayor Mamdani has raised taxes, published the names and addresses of wealthy property owners, lost $12 billion in millionaire flight, and pushed rents to all-time highs — all in his first months in office. South Florida has never looked better.

The Damage Under Mamdani
$12B
Lost in Millionaire Exodus
$7B
New Taxes Proposed
0%
Florida State Income Tax
Breaking — Today July 27, 2026 — Mayor Mamdani's administration published a list of the names and full addresses of thousands of wealthy NYC property owners potentially subject to the new pied-à-terre tax — widely condemned as government-sponsored doxxing of private citizens. July 27, 2026
Also Today July 27, 2026 — New Yorkers rally in the streets against Mamdani as his approval suffers — the same week his administration publicly exposed the personal addresses of property owners citywide. July 27, 2026
$12B
Revenue Lost to Exodus
12.7%
NYC Combined Tax Rate
$20B
Florida Income Gained
0%
Florida State Income Tax
All-Time
NYC Rents — Record High
From Penthouse Stunt to Doxxing:
The Full Mamdani Escalation

What started as a viral Tax Day video outside Ken Griffin's penthouse has become a pattern — each week, a new provocation. Here is the complete record of what this mayor has done, and what it is costing New York.

The Escalation Timeline
01
April 15, 2026 — Tax Day
Mamdani films outside Ken Griffin's $238M penthouse at 220 Central Park South, appearing to knock on the window. Video goes viral — tens of millions of views. Griffin watches it three times.
02
April 23, 2026
Citadel COO calls the video "shameful." Citadel threatens to abandon its planned NYC expansion — potentially thousands of jobs and billions in investment.
03
May 5–6, 2026
At the Milken Institute Conference, Griffin calls the video "creepy and weird" and says Mamdani "put me in harm's way." Citadel files permits to expand its Miami tower. The $6B NYC project is put on hold.
04
May 28, 2026
The pied-à-terre tax becomes law. Properties over $1M face annual taxes of 4–6.5%. Real estate industry warns of further exodus. The National Taxpayers Union calculates NYC has already lost $12 billion in revenue to millionaire flight.
05
July 2026
Mamdani publicly calls Israeli PM Netanyahu a "war criminal" and threatens to have him arrested during a UN visit. After public backlash and legal review, he admits he has no authority to do so. The episode draws national ridicule.
06
July 27, 2026 — Today
Mamdani's Department of Finance publishes the full names and home addresses of every NYC property owner subject to the pied-à-terre tax — thousands of private citizens publicly exposed. Critics call it government-sponsored doxxing. An anti-Mamdani rally erupts in the streets.
The Public Record
Griffin — CNBC, May 6, 2026
It took a moment to digest what I was watching. It was creepy and weird. He put me in harm's way. This reflects a profound lack of judgment on the part of the Mayor of New York City.
— Ken Griffin, Milken Institute Conference
On the Doxxing — July 27, 2026
Mamdani's administration published the names and addresses of thousands of wealthy New Yorkers who could be subject to the second home tax — effectively doxxing private citizens to enforce a political agenda.
— New York Post, Post Millennial, July 27, 2026
On the Millionaire Exodus — July 2026
New York's millionaire exodus has already left New York's government nearly $12 billion poorer. Estimates say Florida gained more than $20 billion in income from new residents while New York lost its share of America's millionaires.
— National Taxpayers Union Foundation, July 2026
NYC Rents — July 2026
Rents hit an all-time high in Mamdani's NYC as millionaires make a mass exodus — the exact opposite of what taxing the rich was supposed to accomplish.
— Townhall, July 13, 2026
$12B
NYC Revenue Lost to Exodus
$20B
Florida Income Gained
$7B
New Taxes Mamdani Proposed
All‑Time
NYC Rents — Record High

First he targeted billionaires on camera. Then he taxed second homes. Then he tried to arrest a foreign head of state. Now his administration is publishing the personal addresses of thousands of private New Yorkers. This is not a stable policy environment. Florida is.

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The Story Dominating
National Media

From the Griffin penthouse confrontation to government doxxing and a failed attempt to arrest a foreign leader, the Mamdani administration has become a national story — and a national warning.

Ken Griffin — CNBC, May 6
Creepy and weird. He put me in harm's way.
On Mamdani's viral penthouse video
National Taxpayers Union — July 2026
Leave if you tax them. New York's millionaire exodus has already left government nearly $12 billion poorer.
NTU Foundation report on NYC revenue loss
Ken Griffin — Bloomberg, May 5
It's unquestionably true that we made the right choice moving to Miami.
On Citadel's expansion of its Miami headquarters
Latest Coverage
RedStateJuly 27, 2026
Breaking Today
Mamdani Doxxes NYC's Wealthy by Publishing Their Names and Addresses
Mamdani's Department of Finance uploaded a comprehensive list — including full names and addresses — of every property owner potentially subject to the new pied-à-terre tax.
Post MillennialJuly 27, 2026
Breaking Today
Mamdani Admin Effectively Doxxes Wealthy New Yorkers Subject to Second Home Tax
Critics say the city's public disclosure of property owner names and addresses crosses a line, exposing thousands of private citizens to harassment for political purposes.
National Taxpayers UnionJuly 2026
Analysis
Leave If You Tax Them: NYC's Millionaire Exodus Has Left Government Nearly $12 Billion Poorer
New York's share of America's millionaires fell from 12.7% to 8.7% — the steepest decline of any state — costing the city billions in lost income tax revenue.
TownhallJuly 13, 2026
Economy
Rents Hit All-Time High in Mamdani's NYC As Millionaires Make Mass Exodus
The "tax the rich" strategy is producing the exact opposite of its stated goal: the wealthy are leaving, and ordinary New Yorkers are paying record rents as a result.
CNBCMay 28, 2026
Law Now in Effect
New York Passes Mamdani's Pied-à-Terre Tax — Here's Who Pays and How Much
Properties over $1M face annual surcharges of 4–6.5%. The law took effect immediately upon passage, covering condos, co-ops, and single-family homes across the five boroughs.
CNBCMay 6, 2026
Griffin Responds
Ken Griffin: Citadel Expanding in Miami in Response to Mamdani's 'Poor Taste' Video
Griffin confirmed Citadel is revising its Miami building plans upward — adding hundreds of thousands of square feet — while its $6B NYC project remains on hold.
$12B
NYC Revenue Lost to Millionaires Leaving
$7B
New Taxes Mamdani Has Proposed
All-Time
NYC Rents — Record High in 2026
$20B
Income Florida Gained from New Residents
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Zero State Income Tax

Florida levies no state income tax — permanently enshrined in the state constitution. That is an immediate 4–9% increase in after-tax income, effective the day you establish residency. No surcharges. No millionaire tax. Zero.

Your Privacy Is Protected

Florida does not publish your name and home address on a government website to enforce tax policy. In New York, Mamdani's administration just did exactly that to thousands of property owners.

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Appreciating Real Estate

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