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Commercial property may go from re-assessed to stressed

Commercial properties facing potentially massive tax hikes following MPAC’s delayed assessments
Chrysler assembly plant, extending over 3 million square feet, is an owner-occupied property located in Brampton, Ontario.   (CoStar)
Chrysler assembly plant, extending over 3 million square feet, is an owner-occupied property located in Brampton, Ontario. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
February 27, 2025 | 8:50 P.M.

Property taxes across Ontario are set to increase in 2026. This new assessment is not due to budgetary reviews or fiscal austerity, but as with so many of commercial real estate’s woes, it can be traced back to COVID.

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