Assessment Data · 2026
Downtown property
assessments.
Condos and townhouses were assessed −6.3%, at a median of $644K (#26 of 30).
Valued as of July 1, 2025 · City of Vancouver property tax report · BC Assessment area 026
Condos & townhouses
16,962 properties on the 2026 roll
$644K
Median 2026 assessment
$695K in 2025
−6.3%
Typical change, 2025 → 2026
−3.8% the year before
82%
Assessed lower than last year
13% went up
$2,432
Median 2026 property tax
Land is 73% of value
Asking vs assessed
What sellers are asking today.
Downtown condos and townhouses for sale are typically asking 1.2% above their assessed value (292 matched listings).
Asking prices on October 30, 2026, matched to each home’s own 2026 assessment. Asking isn’t selling — members can compare actual sales.
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Downtown assessment questions.
- What is the average condo assessment in Downtown?
- The median 2026 assessment for a Downtown condo or townhouse is $644K, −6.3% from 2025. The median property tax bill is $2,432 before the home owner grant.
- Are Downtown homes selling above assessed value?
- Frank can only show asking prices publicly. Downtown condos for sale are typically asking 1.2% above their assessed value (292 matched listings). Asking prices are not sale prices; members can compare actual sales on Frank.
Other Vancouver neighbourhoods
- Point Grey
- Kitsilano
- Dunbar
- Arbutus & Quilchena
- Kerrisdale
- Southlands
- Fairview & False Creek
- Shaughnessy
- Cambie
- South Granville
- Oakridge & South Cambie
- Marpole
- Mount Pleasant
- Grandview & Hastings
- Knight & Cedar Cottage
- Fraser & Main
- South Vancouver
- South Marine & River District
- Victoria & Knight
- Renfrew & Hastings Sunrise
- Renfrew
- Renfrew Heights
- Collingwood
- Killarney
- Fraserview & Champlain Heights
- West End
- Coal Harbour
- Downtown South
- Yaletown
Medians from every residential property in BC Assessment area 026 on the City of Vancouver’s 2026 property tax report; boundaries differ slightly from MLS® neighbourhoods. Property tax is the gross levy before the home owner grant. Frank’s figures, not BC Assessment’s or the City’s. How these numbers are made

