North Shore Real Estate Tools & Calculators

Real numbers, not guesswork. A few simple tools to help you plan a purchase, a sale, or your annual property tax obligations in North and West Vancouver, no sign-up required.

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Buying

Property Transfer Tax Calculator

See your exact BC property transfer tax on closing day, including first-time buyer and newly built home exemptions.

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Buying

Mortgage Payment & Affordability Calculator

Estimate your monthly payment on a specific price, or flip it around to find the purchase price that fits your budget. Uses your own rate.

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Owning

Speculation & Vacancy Tax Checker

A quick, plain-English walkthrough to see whether your property is likely exempt from BC's speculation and vacancy tax.

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Which Tool Do You Actually Need?

These three cover different moments in owning property here, from writing an offer to filing an annual declaration. If you're not sure where to start, this should point you the right way.

I'm about to write an offer and want to know my closing costs. Property Transfer Tax →

I want to know what I can actually afford, or what my payment would be. Mortgage Calculator →

I already own here and got a speculation tax declaration letter. SVT Checker →

I'm early in my search and just want the full financial picture. Start with the mortgage calculator, then check transfer tax

These tools provide estimates and general guidance for planning purposes only. They are not tax, legal, or financial advice, and none of them replace confirming your specific numbers with a lawyer, notary, mortgage broker, or accountant before you act on them.

Want a Second Set of Eyes on Your Numbers?

Calculators are a good starting point, but every situation has a wrinkle or two a tool can't see. Send me a message and I'm happy to run through your specific numbers, no pressure, no obligation.

Tools on this page are updated to reflect BC and federal tax rules as understood at the time of publication. Rates and thresholds can change, always confirm current figures before relying on them for a transaction.