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Property assessments are inaccurate more often than you might think, says author

Property assessments are inaccurate more often than you might think, says author

As many as 20 per cent of all residential property owners in the province should be appealing their property assessments, says the man who has literally written the book on the assessment appeals process.
Comment: Metro Vancouver just one city in global real estate slowdown

Comment: Metro Vancouver just one city in global real estate slowdown

If you think we’re the only ones experiencing declining sales and prices, think again
2018’s Metro Vancouver home sales lowest in 18 years

2018’s Metro Vancouver home sales lowest in 18 years

Richmond detached houses seeing larger price drop than regional trend, down 9.2 per cent
Michael Bublé's Burnaby property doubles in value to $21 million

Michael Bublé's Burnaby property doubles in value to $21 million

Crooner built mansion with an underground ice rink on Government Road property
These are the highest-valued homes in Richmond

These are the highest-valued homes in Richmond

As of July 1, 2018, according to BC Assessment

Province’s priciest homes see millions wiped off assessed value

B.C.’s total real estate value is more than $1.99 trillion, up 7.45% from last year, says B.C. Assessment
2019 commercial real estate outlook: Positive, packed and pricey

2019 commercial real estate outlook: Positive, packed and pricey

Metro Vancouver commercial market swaggers into new year with rare confluence of low vacancies, high prices and strong development
2019 real estate market outlook: a forecast summary

2019 real estate market outlook: a forecast summary

What do housing pundits predict will happen to the B.C. housing market over the next year?

Property assessments made available this week

Go to bcassessment.ca to find out what your property is worth
First-time buyer numbers diminishing in real estate market: B.C. notaries

First-time buyer numbers diminishing in real estate market: B.C. notaries

Nearly 60 per cent of notaries say there are fewer first-timers this year, with mortgage stress test seen as the key culprit