British Columbia 2006 assessments

Assessed Values for condominiums are up 19.64% over last year, with an average increase of 14.77%. Assessed Values for single family dwellings have gone up 14.64% over last year, with the average increase at 18.82%. Most of the major towns in the province have experienced significant increases in assessed value, with a few exceptions, the most notable being the almost 5% decline in total assessed value for condominiums in Whistler.

Top 20 assessed single family dwellings:

Address City
2005
2006
% Change

3330 Radcliffe Avenue West Vancouver
$15,224,000
$16,983,000
11.55%

2815 Point Grey Vancouver
$11,689,000
$14,497,000
24.02%

3489 Osler Vancouver
$11,882,000
$13,804,000
16.18%

2177 Lake Placid Road Whistler
$13,458,000
$13,672,000
1.59%

3110 Travers Avenue West Vancouver
$11,426,000
$13,296,000
16.37%

130 S Oxley Street West Vancouver
$11,411,000
$13,003,000
13.95%

2588 Bellevue Avenue West Vancouver
$11,378,000
$12,835,000
12.81%

4719 Belmont Vancouver
$11,740,000
$12,689,000
8.08%

Hernando Island Powell River
$12,398,000
$12,565,000
1.35%

5695 Newton Wynd University Endowment Lands
$10,863,000
$12,329,000
13.50%

4351 Erwin Drive West Vancouver
$10,342,000
$11,821,000
14.30%

1683 Drummond Vancouver
$10,697,000
$11,429,000
6.84%

From: 670 To: 684 Lands End Road North Saanich
$10,514,000
$11,309,000
7.56%

2531 Point Grey Vancouver
$9,687,000
$10,971,000
13.25%

6151 St Georges Crescent West Vancouver
$9,880,000
$10,919,000
10.52%

3639 Osler Vancouver
$8,235,000
$10,893,000
32.28%

4371 Erwin Drive West Vancouver
$9,489,000
$10,811,000
13.93%

4743 Belmont West Vancouver
$9,439,000
$10,461,000
10.83%

4147 Ferndale Avenue West Vancouver
$8,947,000
$10,393,000
16.16%

1388 The Crescent; 3567 Hudson Vancouver
$8,678,000
$9,976,000
14.96%

Source: Landcor-online real estate analysis