Municipal assessment in Lévis in 2026: the roll value versus the sale price of houses

Municipal assessment · Lévis · 2026

Is the municipal assessment in Lévis close to the sale price? The average roll value published by the city against the median price of houses sold on Centris, the gap, and why it exists.

In Lévis, the city assesses the average home at $412,200 on the roll, and houses sell for $440,000 at the 2026 median on Centris: 7% above the assessment. The current roll is based on market values as of July 1, 2024; since then, the Centris median price has risen 19% ($370,000 in 2024, $440,000 in 2026). 2026 is the first year of the new roll: the gap is therefore smaller than before. Sources: city (2026 budget), Centris (Matrix), compiled on October 20, 2026.

The short answer

In Lévis, the city assesses the average home at $412,200 on the roll, and houses sell for $440,000 at the 2026 median on Centris: 7% above the assessment. The current roll is based on market values as of July 1, 2024; since then, the Centris median price has risen 19% ($370,000 in 2024, $440,000 in 2026). 2026 is the first year of the new roll: the gap is therefore smaller than before.

The figures in Lévis

LévisValueSource
Average home value on the assessment roll$412,200City, 2026 budget
Median sale price of a house, 2026$440,000Centris, 910 sales
Gap+7% ($27,800)Calculation
Median price in 2024 (roll reference year)$370,000Centris

Partial data: the roll value is an average published by the city for its reference home (definition below), the Centris price is a median of houses sold from January to September 2026. The gap gives an order of magnitude, not the gap for a given house.

Median house price in Lévis from 2016 to 2026 and average value on the assessment roll
Median sale price of houses in Lévis (Centris) and average roll value published by the city. Sources: Centris (Matrix), 2026 municipal budget.

Municipal assessment or market value?

The municipal assessment is used to calculate your property taxes; it is not a sale price. It is frozen at a reference date and does not see recent renovations or the actual condition of the house. On Centris listings, the percentage shown next to the total assessment compares the price with that assessment: a useful figure to spot a property listed far from the market, as long as you know which year the roll dates from.

For a seller, the assessment is a floor for discussion, not a price: market value is measured against recent comparable sales in your area. For a buyer, a price below the assessment is not necessarily a bargain, especially with a recent roll.

Gap between the median sale price and the average roll value in 50 cities, Lévis highlighted
Gap between the 2026 median sale price (Centris) and the average roll value (cities), 50 cities, Lévis highlighted.

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Each page starts from actual Centris sales or official documents.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average municipal assessment in Lévis?

The city publishes an average value of $412,200 for the reference home on its roll in force in 2026.

Do houses sell above the assessment in Lévis?

At the median, houses sell for $440,000 in 2026, or +7% relative to that average value. The comparison mixes an average and a median: it gives an order of magnitude, not an appraisal of your house.

Why is the assessment lower than the sale price?

Because the roll is based on market values as of July 1, 2024, and the median price has moved +19% since.

Can you contest your municipal assessment?

Yes, within the deadline set by law after the roll is filed or the assessment notice is received, through a request for review with the municipal body responsible for assessment.

All cities: municipal assessment versus sale price, 50 cities.

Sources

Prices: Centris (Matrix), median sale price of single-family homes 2016-2026; compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team on October 20, 2026, aggregates only. This page informs: it is neither an appraisal nor legal advice.

Also available in French: version française de ce guide.

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