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How Barrie Compares
Barrie taxes are very comparable to other municipalities. In fact, Barrie taxes are in the lower end of other major southern Ontario municipalities. Taxes paid for services provided by the City are comparable to other
household expenses.
Other Municipalities
According to the 2020 BMA Municipal Study, average property taxes for a single family home (detached bungalow) in Barrie were $3,934. Here’s how that number compares to property taxes paid by a similar home in Ontario cities with populations over 100,000:
Municipality | 2020 Property Taxes |
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Markham | $6,594 |
Toronto (South) | $5,970 | |
Mississauga | $5,033 | |
Toronto (North) | $4,948 |
Richmond Hill | $4,853 |
Vaughan | $4,849 | |
Oakville | $4,833 | |
Whitby | $4,799 |
Oshawa | $4,680 | |
Hamilton | $4,371 | |
Brampton | $4,321 | |
Ottawa | $4,239 | |
Burlington | $4,107 | |
St. Catharines | $4,068 | |
Toronto (West) | $3,980 | |
Barrie |
$3,934 |
Thunder Bay | $3,885 |
Guelph | $3,865 | |
London | $3,768 | |
Milton | $3,728 | |
Brantford | $3,721 |
Cambridge | $3,688 |
Kingston | $3,686 |
Clarington | $3,674 | |
Kitchener | $3,578 |
Waterloo | $3,494 | |
Toronto (East) | $3,460 | |
Windsor | $3,363 |
Greater Sudbury | $3,331 |
Chatham-Kent | $3,212 | |
Average |
$4,201 |
Residential Comparison: Detached Bungalow | Municipalities with populations greater than 100,000 | Source: 2020 BMA Municipal Study (page 304).
Other property categories for municipalities with populations greater than 100,000, and Barrie’s position:
• 2-Storey Home: ~$384 lower than the average (pg. 310) • Senior Executive: ~$558 lower than the average (pg. 316) • Multi-Residential Walk-ups: ~$119 lower than the average (pg. 324) • Multi-Residential/High Rise: ~$28 lower than the average (pg. 329)
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