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[Szeven]

Usually on the title document there is a “declared value”. In most cases that is the sales price. You can also check on the bc assessment e value webpage which will show the sales for the last 3 years.

Yes that was my question above. Why do some prices not show on the evalue page. This one does not show there despite selling 6-8 months ago.

The title does list the declared value as the asking price, so I guess I will assume that.

[Mike K.]

Maybe there's a backlog? I've seen these updates take a while, at times.

[m3m]

Maybe find a realtor who will give you access to PCS?

[Mike K.]

It's time to fire up the ol' Marko light signal.

[MarkoJ]

Yes that was my question above. Why do some prices not show on the evalue page. This one does not show there despite selling 6-8 months ago.

The title does list the declared value as the asking price, so I guess I will assume that.

 

There is a lag for sure, but it should show up in 6 to 8 months. Sometimes BC Assessments flag something as not a market transaction for whatever reason so that could be a reason too. 

[sebberry]

Private sales would show up, right?

[MarkoJ]

Private sales would show up, right?

 

That is correct, they would.