Property Assessments

• Shuswap woman starts petition to stop ‘excessive’ property assessment hikes

  'Young people in tomorrow's world will never be able to own a home if this keeps up because the cost of wages isn't going up proportionate to this.'

  Canada

  Jan 26, 2022
  
• 2020 assessments in the mail; what Edmonton property owners need to know

  Assessments reflect the city's estimate of the property's market value — the amount that a property would have sold for in the open market — as of July 1, 2019.

  Money

  Jan 2, 2020
  
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• Detached home value in Metro Vancouver expected to drop in upcoming assessments

  It is going to be an unfamiliar sight for many Metro Vancouver detached home owners when they open their B.C. Assessment letter in January, learning that home values have gone down.

  Economy

  Dec 6, 2018
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• Lower Mainland property assessments show white hot condo market, detached homes sagging

  Some condo values have jumped as much as 35 per cent, while some detached homes actually dropped in value.

  Economy

  Jan 2, 2018
• B.C. government reviews homeowner grants after big home value increases

  The Ministry of Finance says it's reviewing who qualifies for a homeowner grant program.

  Jan 3, 2017
• Kelowna property values soaring

  In the Central Okanagan, increases of five to 20 per cent will be typical for single-family homes in Kelowna, West Kelowna and Lake Country, with strata residential increases of five to 30 per cent.

  News

  Jan 3, 2017
• Average Edmonton property drops 2.7% in value; 2017 assessments in the mail

  The typical single-family detached home dropped in value by 2.7 per cent and is now valued at $397,000.

  Consumer

  Jan 3, 2017
• Heights residents concerned about soaring assessments

  Burnaby homeowners are protesting property assessments that are forcing generations of families out of neighbourhoods.

  Jan 22, 2016