2011 Municipal Study - City of Brantford

Municipal Study 2011Multi-Residential Comparisons - SummaryThere was a high degree of consistency in terms of the relative tax burdens across the two multiresidentialproperty typesMunicipalities with higher tax ratios typically also have higher relative tax burdens in the multiresidentialclass. The tax ratio is a better predictor in the multi-residential class than thecommercial and industrial classes because of the consistent Province-wide residential educationrateToronto, Dufferin, Belleville, Guelph, Hamilton, Thunder Bay, Windsor and Kingston with relativelyhigh Multi-Residential tax ratios have Mid-high to High tax burden compared to the othermunicipalities in the surveylow low-mid mid mid-high highAurora Grimsby Ajax Cambridge BellevilleBarrie Lincoln Brantford Clarington BramptonBracebridge Pelham Chatham-Kent Cornwall BurlingtonBrockville Fort Erie Guelph HamiltonCaledon Greater Sudbury Sarnia Kawartha LakesEast Gwillimbury Halton Hills St. Thomas KingstonGeorgina Kitchener Stratford OakvilleHuntsville London Tillsonburg OrangevilleInnisfil Markham Toronto (East) OshawaKing Meaford Whitby PeterboroughKingsville Milton Windsor PickeringLambton Shores Niagara Falls Port ColborneLeamington North Bay St. CatharinesMississauga Ottawa Toronto (North)Newmarket St. Marys Toronto (South)North Dumfries Thorold Toronto (West)Penetanguishene Wainfleet Thunder BayPrince Edward County Waterloo WellandQuinte WestRichmond HillSault Ste. MarieTecumsehThe Blue MountainsTimminsVaughanWhitchurch-StouffvilleWilmotWoolwichWellesleyWest LincolnComparison of Relative Taxes221