No you’re paying a property tax. It’s like saying “a housecat is a feline. You already have a feline” when talking about a bobcat.
Most homeowners' biggest asset is their house. It is an illiquid asset. They pay an annual tax on its value.
That's a wealth tax by another name.
Right, a property tax is one kind of wealth tax in the same way as a house car is one kind of feline. That doesn’t make it the same thing as a tax on stock investments.
The feline analogy is a bit tortured. Explain why a tax on a house isn't the same as a tax on stock.