Assessment

Assessment Department is committed to providing the citizens of Airdrie with a fair and equitable assessment of their property. The assessment of property is a reflection of the estimated market value of a property and is used for the purposes of taxation.

2010 Assessment Notices

The 2010 assessment notices will be mailed on February 12, 2010.
The taxation notices will be mailed on May 28, 2010.

Tax rates will be set in April by Council and the taxation notices will be mailed on May 28, 2010.

Assessment values have decreased slightly this year. Assessment values are based on July 1, 2009 market conditions. It is important property owners remember as assessment values change, property taxes do not change at the same rate. Some tax payers will see their taxes go down slightly and some will see slight increases. Property owners are encouraged compare their assessment to similar properties by visiting www.airdrie.ca/multimap. If you wish to discuess your assessment further please call 403-948-8855 or come into City Hall (400 Main Street) to speak to an Assessor.

The average single family property assessment has decreased by almost 5.43% this year, duplexes/fourplexes have decreased by an average of 9.80% and condominiums have decreased on average by 10.52%.

The chart (click here) shows even though the average assessment value has increased by 136% between 2003 and 2008, the average property taxes have only increased by 19%. The 2010 comparisons will be updated once the Tax Rates have been set later in the year.

Your assessment is calculated by Qualified Assessors, employed by the City of Airdrie, and is based on typical market value. Market value is derived from continually researching and investigating all Airdrie real estate market transactions.

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