Interesting, I strongly suggest that the City change its taxing strategy. Seriously. If you get proper property taxes and you don't need the services because the people don't actually live there, then that just accrues to the benefit of the less well off. It also mitigates the challenge of finding housing since the taxes will balance out with quality of life improvements.
Its also an exceptionally straight forward way to "tax the rich" as it were.
Its also an exceptionally straight forward way to "tax the rich" as it were.