Assessment Data · 2026
Renfrew Heights property
assessments.
The typical Renfrew Heights house lot was assessed −4.4% for 2026, at a median of $1.81M — #4 of 25 among Vancouver neighbourhoods. Condos and townhouses were assessed −7.5%, at a median of $1.5M (#30 of 30).
Valued as of July 1, 2025 · City of Vancouver property tax report · BC Assessment area 022
Houses & duplex lots
3,867 properties on the 2026 roll
$1.81M
Median 2026 assessment
$1.89M in 2025
−4.4%
Typical change, 2025 → 2026
−1.2% the year before
97%
Assessed lower than last year
2% went up
$8,573
Median 2026 property tax
Land is 92% of value
Condos & townhouses
172 properties on the 2026 roll
$1.5M
Median 2026 assessment
$1.62M in 2025
−7.5%
Typical change, 2025 → 2026
+0.6% the year before
96%
Assessed lower than last year
1% went up
$5,494
Median 2026 property tax
Land is 66% of value
Asking vs assessed
What sellers are asking today.
Renfrew Heights houses for sale are typically asking about their assessed value (60 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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Renfrew Heights assessment questions.
- How much did house assessments change in Renfrew Heights for 2026?
- The typical Renfrew Heights house or duplex lot was assessed −4.4% for 2026 (median $1.81M), compared with −5.3% across the City of Vancouver. 97% were assessed lower than in 2025.
- What is the average condo assessment in Renfrew Heights?
- The median 2026 assessment for a Renfrew Heights condo or townhouse is $1.5M, −7.5% from 2025. The median property tax bill is $5,494 before the home owner grant.
- Are Renfrew Heights homes selling above assessed value?
- Frank can only show asking prices publicly. Renfrew Heights houses for sale are typically asking about their assessed value (60 matched listings). Asking prices are not sale prices; members can compare actual sales on Frank.
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Medians from every residential property in BC Assessment area 022 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