Municipal Property Assessment Corporation

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Have you received a notice in the mail from us with information about your property's assessed value and classification? 🏡

To learn more about our most common types of notices and the reasons why you may have received one, visit www.mpac.ca/notices. 📄

According to that we released earlier this year, nearly 26% of properties in the City of Burlington, Ontario were valued between $750,000 and $1,000,000 in 2023 and just over 37% were valued between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000.

Based on Statistics Canada 2021 census, ’s population is expected to reach 265,000 by 2051—an increase of about 42%.

Staying informed of the assessed value of one’s home is important for making informed decisions about buying and selling. Learn more in Burlington Today.

In 2023, the City of Greater Sudbury witnessed its most significant population surge, marking a historic milestone in the city’s 23-year history. This growth has had a profound impact on various sectors, most notably the residential housing market where the city has seen substantial investments in both new construction and the renovation of existing homes, reflecting a robust and dynamic housing sector.

Helping residents understand why their property assessments can empower both current and future homeowners to make informed decisions when purchasing or selling a home. Read more about why in The Star.

Understanding why , how property is assessed, and the difference between property assessment and property taxes can help future (and current) homeowners make informed decisions in the ever-evolving market. Read more in The Peterborough Examiner.

As we celebrate the country's diversity on Canada Day, let's carry forward the learnings from National Indigenous History Month, National Indigenous Peoples Day, and Pride Month in June. ❤️ Together, we can foster understanding, respect, and meaningful change in our communities.

If you're a residential property owner or a tenant registered with MPAC, you can view and update your school support designation through our online portal.

There are five different school support designations to choose from:

🔹 English public
🔹 French public
🔹 English separate (Catholic)
🔹 French separate (Catholic)
🔹 Protestant separate (Penetanguishene only)

To get started, visit www.mpac.ca/schoolsupport.

On , we celebrate and honour the rich cultures, heritage, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. is also an opportunity to learn, reflect and recognize the enduring strength and resilience of Indigenous communities.

If you're a first-time homeowner, congrats on your new home! 🎉 Trying to navigate property assessment and taxation? We can help.

Visit https://bit.ly/47I4EcM to get answers to some of our most commonly asked questions. 🏡

National provides an opportunity to learn more about and acknowledge the diverse histories and cultures of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. 🧡

We’re proud to share that for the first time, the employee-led Truth & Reconciliation Committee at MPAC has fully planned and implemented all learning activities and resources throughout the month. This group – comprised of staff with lived experience and allies – is committed to providing education and raising awareness on the ongoing injustices faced by Indigenous communities and helping ensure that the voices of employees are reflected in our work ahead.

Our goal is to continue this conversation year-round by offering tools, materials and information on our internal Indigenous Education Hub that will help us engage with and support Indigenous communities in a meaningful and respectful way.

Our Municipal & Stakeholder Relations team is at the AMCTO Conference in The ! 📍 Visit the MPAC booth and join us at our Breakfast Workshop on June 11 to learn more about key projects and insights focused on enhancing support for our partners.

is about acceptance, equality, and celebrating the work of 2SLGBTQIA+ people, education, history, and raising awareness of issues affecting community members! 🏳️‍🌈

In honour of this important time, Nadia Salvatori, Communications Specialist – Design at MPAC, shares how organizations and colleagues can support employees who identify as 2SLGBTQIA+ so that they can feel comfortable speaking about their identity in the workplace.

“I believe that supporting the 2SLGBTQIA+ community doesn't have to be perfect. Sometimes, showing respectful curiosity and asking questions about the things we don't fully understand is where change begins. It's not always easy to unlearn old biases, and it’s okay if sometimes you get it wrong, but it means so much when someone is willing to continue trying to be more inclusive.”

Nadia also opened up about what Pride Month means to her.

“My partner Ashleigh and I visited the Stonewall Inn in New York City, the original site of where the 1969 riots that sparked the gay rights movement took place. We spent some time sitting in the park across from the inn, trying to imagine what life was like back then for those in our community. For me, Pride is a time to remember the brave individuals who fought for our rights so that Ashleigh and I can live our lives openly and together. I know that every time we hold hands in public or safely travel somewhere new, it’s solely because of the people who stood up in the moments when they weren’t safe or welcome.”

We look forward to our ongoing celebrations at MPAC and are committed to fostering a culture of understanding, respect and opportunity every day, ensuring every voice is valued and heard.

To avoid delays or missed deadlines, ensure you receive notices from MPAC at the correct mailing address. 📬 You can simply confirm your address by calling our Customer Contact Centre at 1-866-296-6722 and then visit http://bit.ly/36tVOAH to update your details if required.

Our Human Resources team is at the Unemployed Help Centre's Spring Into Success Durham today. As one of for 2024, we offer a variety of careers, Ontario-wide opportunities and more!

Can't make it? Check out www.mpac.ca/careers.

Properties change all the time. As ’s property market experts, it’s our job to keep information about them updated. 🏘️ In-person inspections are one way we ensure accurate assessments reflect a property's current state and condition.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3qqvW2I.

For first-time homebuyers, diving into the housing market can be equally as exciting as it is overwhelming. As REALTORS®, you're the trusted advisors guiding them through it all. Whether it’s for prospective or current homeowners, informed chats about how a property is assessed are key.

MPAC’s VP of Valuation & Customer Relations and COO, Carmelo Lipsi, discusses what you need to know about residential assessed values in an article on REM - Real Estate Magazine. Read more: https://bit.ly/44MS0bO.

Improve client relationships with insights for first-time homebuyers Strengthen business relationships by helping clients develop a deeper understanding of how Ontario’s 5.6 million properties are assessed

Unlock our free online tool, , designed for property owners! Visit https://bit.ly/44I28Td to:

🔑 Learn more about how assessment works
🔑 View your property details we have on file
🔑 Compare your property to others in your area
🔑 And more...

Supporting our municipal partners is part of the work we do each day! 🫱🏼‍🫲🏾 Our Municipal & Stakeholder Relations team is excited to connect with CAOs to exchange valuable information and insights at our booth during the Ontario Municipal Administrators' Association (OMAA) Spring Workshop in until May 16.

We're 's property market experts! Our data helps identify property changes and market trends to propel decisions about where and what to build in the future. Check out the top 10 northeastern municipalities with the highest growth in new assessment in 2023.

We're thrilled to be at the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM) Conference in until May 7! 📍 Stop by the MPAC booth to learn more about how we’re working to support municipalities across northeastern .

We’re at the Ontario Small Urban Municipalities Conference in until May 2! Our Municipal & Stakeholder Relations team looks forward to speaking with leaders about challenges ’s counties, small cities and towns face and how we can support them.

A decade ago, 6% of detached homes across were estimated to be worth over $1 million and 12% in the GTHA. The inventory at this price point is now 41% province-wide and 78% in the . 🏡

& Housing Inventory Map ➡️ https://bit.ly/42XZXtI

Our Municipal & Stakeholder Relations team is excited to be at the OBIAA (Ontario BIA Association) Conference in ! Stop by our booth until April 30 to learn how we support the OBIAA, 's vibrant Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) and communities across the province!

We're honoured to present our 2023 Annual Report! 🌟 Explore our achievements at https://annualreport.mpac.ca/2023-annual-report and join us in celebrating our collaborative efforts with partners, the innovative solutions we've introduced, and our steadfast determination to deliver value to Ontarians.

We’ll be at the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) Conference in until April 26! 📍 Drop by our booth to learn more about MPAC’s efforts to meet the evolving needs of our municipal partners in northern .

As 's property market experts, go beyond data. They're actionable and can help inform decisions about future development for a sustainable and prosperous future. Explore the top 10 northwestern communities with the highest growth in new assessment in 2023.

Have you received a notice in the mail from us with information about your property's assessed value and classification? 🏡

To learn more about our most common types of notices and the reasons why you may have received one, visit www.mpac.ca/notices. 📄