Selkirk Property Tax Rate 2026

The residential rate, the taxes that add up to it, and a calculator for your home

Selkirk's 2026 residential property tax rate is 1.5731% of assessed value, up from 1.4894% in 2025 (+5.6%). A home assessed at $500,000 pays about $7,865 a year, and one at $1,000,000 about $15,731. On the average home in Selkirk, priced at $402,654 in August 2026, that rate comes to about $6,334 a year. It is the highest of the 14 Manitoba cities and towns we cover; their median rate is 1.0625%.

Selkirk property tax calculator

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The full market value on your notice, not the 45% portioned value: the rate here is already converted.

The tax is the assessed value times Selkirk's 2026 rate of 1.5731%. Flat charges on the same bill, such as water or garbage fees, are not included.

Property tax in 2026

$6,339/yr

$528 a month

City of Selkirk, 0.9482%$3,821
Lord Selkirk School Division, 0.6249%$2,518
Total, 1.5731%$6,339

At the 2025 rate (1.4894%), the same value paid $6,002: $337 less than in 2026.

How the rate adds up

A home in Selkirk pays two separate property taxes on the same bill, each set by a different government or for a different purpose. Each is a percentage of the home's assessed value; added together, they make the 1.5731% rate.

TaxRateTax per year on $500,000
City of Selkirk0.9482%$4,741
Lord Selkirk School Division0.6249%$3,125
Total in 20261.5731%$7,865
Total in 20251.4894%$7,447

Eligible homeowners get the $1,600 Homeowners Affordability Tax Credit against the school tax.

Property tax at different home values

Assessed valueTax per yearTax per month
$400,000$6,292$524
$600,000$9,438$787
$800,000$12,585$1,049
$1,000,000$15,731$1,311
$1,500,000$23,596$1,966
$2,000,000$31,461$2,622

On a typical home in Selkirk

HomePriceTax per yearTax per month
Average home$402,654$6,334$528
Detached$377,075$5,932$494
Condo$449,950$7,078$590

The prices are from our Selkirk report for August 2026, and each is taxed as if it were the home's assessed value. Manitoba reassesses homes every two years: 2025 and 2026 taxes use market values as of April 1, 2023. Homes are taxed on 45% of that value; the rates here are converted to a share of the full value.

Manitoba cities and towns compared

Macdonald0.8495%0.7956%+6.8%$4,247
Headingley0.8892%0.8171%+8.8%$4,446
East St. Paul0.9565%0.8840%+8.2%$4,783
West St. Paul1.0128%0.9864%+2.7%$5,064
Springfield1.0191%0.9717%+4.9%$5,096
St. Andrews1.0362%0.9720%+6.6%$5,181
St. Clements1.0389%0.9783%+6.2%$5,195
Taché1.0860%1.0085%+7.7%$5,430
Winkler1.2249%1.1473%+6.8%$6,125
Steinbach1.2473%1.2042%+3.6%$6,236
Winnipeg1.3215%1.2397%+6.6%$6,608
Brandon1.4949%1.3975%+7%$7,475
Portage la Prairie1.5700%1.4773%+6.3%$7,850
Selkirk1.5731%1.4894%+5.6%$7,865

How homes are assessed in Manitoba, with the same table, is on the Manitoba property tax rates page.

Selkirk Property Tax: Quick Answers

What is the property tax rate in Selkirk?

In 2026, it is 1.5731% of a home's assessed value. It adds up two taxes: City of Selkirk (0.9482%) and Lord Selkirk School Division (0.6249%). Eligible homeowners get the $1,600 Homeowners Affordability Tax Credit against the school tax.

How much is property tax on a house in Selkirk?

About $7,865 a year on a home assessed at $500,000, $11,798 at $750,000 and $15,731 at $1,000,000. On the average home in Selkirk ($402,654), it is about $6,334.

How is property tax calculated in Selkirk?

The tax is the home's assessed value times the rate: $500,000 × 1.5731% = $7,865. Manitoba reassesses homes every two years: 2025 and 2026 taxes use market values as of April 1, 2023. Homes are taxed on 45% of that value; the rates here are converted to a share of the full value.

Did property tax go up in Selkirk in 2026?

The rate went up 5.6%, from 1.4894% in 2025 to 1.5731%. A bill also changes with the home's assessment.

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Source: Selkirk, 2026 tax rates; 2025 tax rates. Rates are for a residential home and include the school or education tax; flat fees on the same bill are not included.

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