Oh, I thought this thread had transitioned to sharing super expensive listings that were notably above regional average costs?The median list price of homes in Regina, SK overall was $293,441 in February 2024,
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Oh, I thought this thread had transitioned to sharing super expensive listings that were notably above regional average costs?
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The parts where most Canadians actually live...
Doesn't necessarily mean much. In BC, the mill rates are adjusted to account for fluctuations in assessed value. Ultimately all that matters is the total payable. If one were looking for some kind of proportional value, property area would make more sense.If you think property tax is hilarious, maybe you will get a kick out this,
Dec 6, 2023
Toronto $1,666
Halifax $2,885
Ottawa $2,923
Winnipeg $6,610
Edmonton $2,362
Lethbridge $2,684
What city in Canada has the highest property tax?
Residential Tax Rate
Toronto 0.666274%
Halifax 1.154%
Saskatoon 1.28932%
Regina 1.556501%
Ottawa 1.169276%
Guelph 1.229079%
Winnipeg 2.6429%
Edmonton 0.94475%
Lethbridge 1.07365%
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Perhaps naively I thought it might make a point to some, but that may not always be the case, I suppose.
"Low property taxes" and "highest tax rates" are two different claims; the former (taxes) are calculated using the latter (rate). I can only assume the writer meant to write "low property tax rates". Again, if pundits want to provide illumination into property taxes, they can state clearly what the payable is per square foot in neighbourhoods that most people can recognize by name or easily learn about with a web search. All this tap-dancing around home values and rates is unnecessary obfuscation.
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Purchasing modestly…and being the small house on the block (stop laughing SKT!) is a relatively good thing to aspire to.
We affectionally call the house we bought our "Clearance Rack Special." Its a modest 1990s semi-detached, that backs onto the main drag. That said, as we walk closer towards the water in our neighborhood, property values go up like crazy.
Absolutely, @rmc_wannabe! In our bouncing across the country, we consistently had the ‘smaller than average’ house, and generally felt the surrounding houses buoy up our value when it came time to selling…almost made it easier/faster to sell since it was at a favourable price point in the neighborhood. Upon retiring, we got a place that was a bit bigger than we originally planned, but we were also mindful of the ‘parents getting older, may be part of the household one day’ planning factor…but still smallest on the block. (SKT, says “
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Suuuuure it is….Absolutely, @rmc_wannabe! In our bouncing across the country, we consistently had the ‘smaller than average’ house, and generally felt the surrounding houses buoy up our value when it came time to selling…almost made it easier/faster to sell since it was at a favourable price point in the neighborhood. Upon retiring, we got a place that was a bit bigger than we originally planned, but we were also mindful of the ‘parents getting older, may be part of the household one day’ planning factor…but still smallest on the block. (SKT, says “
The IRS allows a tax deduction of the full amount of Realtor commission.
Indeed it did, SKT! Hey, we’re coming out west for a few weeks, I’ll drop you a note SEPCOR to coord drinkies with us and our respective much better halves!
She's more like your better two thirds...Indeed it did, SKT! Hey, we’re coming out west for a few weeks, I’ll drop you a note SEPCOR to coord drinkies with us and our respective much better halves!
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Vancouver is now part of Ontario??? I gotta start following the news more.Homebuyers seeking luxury * may find this ReMax spotlight on luxury real estate report of interest.
* Luxury is classified as twice the average residential price.
Spotlight on Luxury Real Estate (2024)
To discover the trends in Canada's luxury real estate market, read RE/MAX Canada's annual Spotlight On Luxury Report.
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