B.C. property values flat across much of province, especially in urban centres

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British Columbia's latest property assessments show values have been relatively flat in many parts of the province, especially major urban areas such as Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna.

British Columbia's latest property assessments show values have been relatively flat in many parts of the province, especially major urban areas such as Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna.

The story is the same in Greater Victoria, where the District of North Saanich is the only community that saw a change beyond the three-per-cent range for single-family homes, with a five per cent drop.

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