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Video by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Read MPAC's current AboutMyProperty guidance or watch on YouTube.
Want to see the property details behind your assessment? MPAC's brief video introduces AboutMyProperty, where an owner can review notices and property facts, compare nearby …
View MoreVideo by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Read MPAC's current assessment explanation or watch on YouTube.
MPAC looks at property sales when it assesses similar homes, but an assessment isn't the same as what a buyer would pay for your home …
View MoreVideo by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Read MPAC's current tax explanation or watch on YouTube.
A higher assessed value doesn't automatically mean a higher property-tax bill. MPAC's animation uses three houses to show how a municipality's tax needs, the tax …
View MoreVideo by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Read MPAC's homeowner guidance or watch on YouTube.
An MPAC property inspection is about the facts used in your assessment, not the condition check a buyer orders before purchasing. In this short video, MPAC …
View MoreVideo by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Read MPAC's current notice guide or watch the video on YouTube.
If an MPAC notice lands in your mailbox, don't stop at the value at the top. This one-minute video shows where to find …
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The tax number in a listing is a starting point, not the amount I would put straight into a buyer’s budget.
I ask buyers for the latest actual bill, then look at it alongside the mortgage payment, insurance and other ownership costs before we decide what that …
It’s one of the most searched real estate questions:
“How much is my home worth?”
In Greater Sudbury, the answer usually isn’t a single number — it’s a strategic range based on real sales data, current competition, and buyer behaviour in your specific price lane.
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Greater Sudbury has approved its 2026 municipal budget. The headline is a 3.9% property-tax increase, but water and wastewater rates are changing separately. If you own a home or are planning to buy one, it helps to keep those two costs apart.
I read a city budget …