Should Syracuse pass a ‘Vacancy Tax’ on unoccupied commercial property?

What are the communities thoughts on commercial vacant property that sit empty and unused for long periods of time?

How can a ‘Vacancy Tax’ or fee be used to spur business corridor growth?

Saw on another post about that “making these people into renters isn't the end goal, it's about having neighborhoods that are actually owner-occupied or more stable.”

For example, just on Salina between Onondaga St, and Water St, over 20 vacant store fronts and over half as many vacant buildings. What can be done?