Chart 3
Difference in average assessment value between single-detached properties owned by resettled refugees and those owned by Canadian-born residents, Vancouver and Toronto CMAs

Vancouver: single-detached houses owned by refugees Vancouver: condominium apartments owned by refugees Toronto: single-detached houses owned by refugees Toronto: condominium apartments owned by refugees -250 -200 -150 -100 -50 0 thousands of dollars Unadjusted differenceUnadjusted difference Adjusted difference 1Adjusted difference 1 Adjusted difference 2Adjusted difference 2
Note(s):
CMA: census metropolitan area. Estimates for Vancouver are in 2017 dollars; estimates for Toronto are in 2016 dollars.
"Adjusted
difference 1" refers to difference adjusted for property characteristics.
"Adjusted
difference 2" refers to difference adjusted for owner characteritics.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Canadian Housing Statistics Program, 2018.

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Difference in average assessment value between single-detached properties owned by resettled refugees and those owned by Canadian-born residents, Vancouver and Toronto CMAs, thousands of dollars
  Unadjusted difference Adjusted difference 1 Adjusted difference 2
Vancouver: single-detached houses owned by refugees -228.8 -184.7 -54
Vancouver: condominium apartments owned by refugees -103.6 -11.7 -68.5
Toronto: single-detached houses owned by refugees -80.4 -58.9 -21.6
Toronto: condominium apartments owned by refugees -92.1 -37.4 -60.4
Note(s):
CMA: census metropolitan area. Estimates for Vancouver are in 2017 dollars; estimates for Toronto are in 2016 dollars.
"Adjusted
difference 1" refers to difference adjusted for property characteristics.
"Adjusted
difference 2" refers to difference adjusted for owner characteritics.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Canadian Housing Statistics Program, 2018.
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