David Linton

University of Winnipeg. Institute of Urban Studies

Tony J. Kuz

Mark Piel

Marcy Saprowich

The City of Winnipeg Assessment Department in 1990 conducted a general reassessment of all real property. This study analyzes the relation between assessed and market valuation of single-detached properties to determine the equity of the assessment process. The 1990 assessment and the 1985 market price valuations are compared for over 7,000 observations at the neighbourhood characterization area level employing a wide variety of statistical techniques. One of the study conclusions is that the property assessments are regressive.

An Equitably Assessed City?

Winnipeg Residential Tax Assessment in 1990

Earl Levin

Earl A. Levin

City Planning as Utopian Ideology and City Government Function

Mary Ann Beavis

Feminist Eutopian Visions of the City

Women and Urban Environments

University of Winnipeg. Institute of Urban Studies

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