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Metro Vancouver · 2026 rates

Property tax in Maple Ridge

Maple Ridge's rate is 0.45%. On a $2,000,000 plex that is $9,072 a year, the largest expense line after the mortgage.
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What the rate is made of

ShareRateOn $2,000,000
Municipal0.29%$5,729
Regional0.05%$913
Education0.12%$2,430
Total0.45%$9,072

Against neighbouring cities

CityRateOn $2,000,000
Kelowna0.44%$8,898
Abbotsford0.45%$9,041
Maple Ridge0.45%$9,072
Pitt Meadows0.46%$9,244
Lake Country0.46%$9,271

Property transfer tax

On a $2,000,000 building the tax is $38,000. The schedule is provincial and single: no municipality in British Columbia levies a second one, and the number of units changes nothing. What sets Maple Ridge apart from its neighbours is its property tax rate, not its transfer tax.

Your assessment follows the market every year

BC Assessment reassesses every property every year, at market value as of the previous July 1 (2025-07-01 for the 2026 roll). A sale is not ignored: the price you pay feeds the next roll.

In practice, in Maple Ridge a building bought at $2,000,000 ends up taxed on that price, or $9,072 a year. There is no hidden liability to watch for as in Ontario, and no bargain either: the gap between your assessment and your price closes within one roll. Plexmeter starts from your actual tax bill.

What is the property tax rate in Maple Ridge?

Maple Ridge's rate is 0.45%. On a $2,000,000 plex that is $9,072 a year.

What value is B.C. property tax calculated on?

BC Assessment reassesses every property every year, at market value as of the previous July 1.

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