Charlottetown Property Tax Rate 2026

The residential rate, what it is made of and what it costs on a home

Charlottetown's 2026 residential property tax rate is 1.6700% of assessed value, the same as in 2025. A home assessed at $500,000 pays about $8,350 a year, and one at $1,000,000 about $16,700.

What the rate is made of

PartRateOn a $500,000 home
Municipal0.6700%$3,350
Provincial (after the resident credit)1.0000%$5,000
Total, 20261.6700%$8,350
Total, 20251.6700%$8,350

In 2026 the Province raised its rate on homes to 1.70% and the credit for Island residents to 0.70% (1.50% less 0.50% in 2025), so a resident owner pays a net 1.00% to the Province in both years.

Property tax at different home values

Assessed valueTax a yearA month
$400,000$6,680$557
$600,000$10,020$835
$800,000$13,360$1,113
$1,000,000$16,700$1,392
$1,500,000$25,050$2,088
$2,000,000$33,400$2,783

Prince Edward Island cities compared

City2026 Rate2025 RateChangeTax on $500,000
Charlottetown1.6700%1.6700%0%$8,350

All of them, with how assessment works in Prince Edward Island, on the Prince Edward Island property tax rates page.

Charlottetown Property Tax: Quick Answers

What is the property tax rate in Charlottetown?

1.6700% of assessed value for a home in 2026, as described below. It is made up of municipal (0.6700%) and Provincial (1.0000%).

How much is property tax on a house in Charlottetown?

About $8,350 a year on a home assessed at $500,000, $12,525 at $750,000 and $16,700 at $1,000,000.

How is property tax calculated in Charlottetown?

The city multiplies the home's assessed value by the rate: $500,000 × 1.6700% = $8,350. Prince Edward Island reassesses homes every year, but an owner-occupied home is taxed on a capped value that rises only with inflation, at most 5% a year, until it is sold.

Did property tax go up in Charlottetown in 2026?

The rate did not change: it is 1.6700%, as in 2025. A bill also changes with the home's assessment.

Work out your own numbers

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Source: Charlottetown, 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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