Property tax levy: 10-year growth (nominal)
Compound annual growth in finance.levy.own_purposes over approximately 10 years, in nominal dollars.
total · 2024
- Dysart et al7.3% a year
- Minden Hills6.4% a year
- Algonquin Highlands5.7% a year
- Highlands East5.6% a year
1.3× between the largest and the smallest.
What these figures carry
- That is not the 10 years the metric name implies. The Financial Information Return series ingested here begins in 2015, and the municipality may not have filed in every year.
- Nominal. Read alongside the constant-dollar version: Ontario CPI rose about 14% in the three years to 2024 alone.
Dysart et al
- Measured 2015 to 2024, a span of 9 years.
Minden Hills
- Measured 2015 to 2023, a span of 8 years.
Highlands East
- Measured 2015 to 2024, a span of 9 years.
Algonquin Highlands
- Measured 2015 to 2024, a span of 9 years.
Which way is better
Contested. A lower levy is better for the household paying it and worse for the municipality that has to rebuild a bridge. The atlas reports it and declines to rank it. Nothing on this page is ranked, and the bars are ordered by size rather than by merit.
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