YF-EV-0055
Edmonton's $15M infill property tax dividend
What this source can establish
An independent 2026 analysis matching Edmonton building permits to assessment accounts: 1,242 distinct lots, 95 percent matched to both a 2024 baseline and a 2026 completed assessed value, a median gross assessed-value uplift of roughly $1.7 million per lot for 67 rowhouse lots, against a control group median appreciation of 1.19x. Establishes lot-level assessed-value change in one cohort and that permit-to-assessment matching is feasible on open data; it is assessed values and lot totals, not per-dwelling sale prices.
Record
- Publisher
- Jacob Dawang
- Kind
- analytical-report
- Published
- 2026-08-01
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-01
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
- SHA-256
- 0dde83a5c2bfe178b1bd41d800f0074030eb5dc21938870ce3c1a57c734547f0
Personal blog by a housing advocate; no redistribution grant stated in the archived bytes. Fails closed to private.
Verify independently
Fetch the original and hash it: if the bytes still match the SHA-256 above, you have the same document we read. If the page has changed since or the link has died, email [email protected] and we will arrange verification against the archived copy. Rights terms stop us republishing this file; they do not stop us proving which file it was.