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Two units assessed above identical ones

9–15%above identical units: about $37K and $21K of assessed value

City of Calgary assessment roll

Property tax assessments · Calgary

Is your property assessed too high?

Levyx checks your assessment against the City's own numbers, then handles the review if it's too high. Condos, houses and whole buildings.

30% of first-year savings, only if your assessment comes down. $0 if it doesn't.

Where assessments go wrong.

The City values every property in Calgary at once, from sales and its own records. These are the mistakes worth checking, strongest first.

Wrong facts

The City has the size, bedrooms, parking or year built wrong.

Condition

Damage or overdue repairs the City couldn't see, as of December 31.

Same property, different value

Identical units, or similar homes nearby, assessed lower than yours.

Recent sales

Comparable properties sold for less than your assessment says.

What a check turns up.

Two numbers from the City's own data: one building we checked, and what happened when owners filed together.

The first building we checked

9–15%

Two units came out above identical units in the same building: about $37,000 and $21,000 of assessed value.

City of Calgary assessment roll · address removed

For boards and managers

277 of 285

units were settled or lowered in 2025, across the 19 Calgary condo buildings where five or more units filed together.

City of Calgary assessment complaints data, 2025

How it works.

You send an address. We do the rest, and nothing goes to the City without your go-ahead.

Send the address

Condo, house or a whole building. The check is free.

We check it

Against the City's own roll: identical units, similar homes, past values. You get what we find by email.

Add Levyx as your agent

If it's worth challenging, you authorize us in myTax, the City's owner portal.

We ask the City to review it

The January review is free. A formal complaint only if it's needed.

The check is free. Then 30%, only if you save.

30% of the first year's savings, the same for everyone, condo or house. If your assessment doesn't come down, you pay $0.

Worked example. A $37,000 cut in assessed value, at the 2026 residential rate of 0.66499%, saves about $246 in the first year. The 30% would be $74.

Free: the assessment check, with no obligation.
30%: of first-year savings, only once your assessment comes down.
$0: if there's no reduction.

If a formal complaint is needed, the City charges its own complaint fee ($50, or $40 before Jan 31). It's yours to pay, and only then: most cases should settle in the free City review first. The City refunds it on a win or settlement. We don't cover it or charge it.

Notices arrive in January. The window closes in March.

Check now, and you'll know before the notice does.

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