If you have been glancing at your property tax notice and wondering if the numbers add up, here is the short answer: they do not. The city's assessment is running nearly $1.2 million behind what your Cypress Park house is actually worth on the open market right now. That gap is not a rounding error - it is real money sitting on the table.
Let us break it down by property type, because houses and condos are telling two different stories right now.
The average HonestDoor Price for a Cypress Park house sits at $4,013,367. The city's assessed value? $2,858,922. That is a 40.38% gap - meaning the official number undersells what we could realistically get on the market. The HonestDoor Price has dipped 1.37% from the previous period, and the 3-month moving average is $4,081,385, so values are taking a small breather. But "small breather" on a $4 million asset is very different from a problem.
That growth rank is worth pausing on. Sitting 8th on the West Vancouver neighbourhood leaderboard means Cypress Park houses are outperforming more than half the competition. For a neighbourhood that ranks 21st on price, that is a strong value signal.
Condos here are a different animal - and honestly, a compelling one. The average HonestDoor Price is $2,370,286, down 4.75% from the previous period, but the 3-month moving average of $2,428,233 is actually being beaten by the current predicted value of $2,488,408. In plain terms: the short-term dip looks like it may already be reversing.
A growth rank of 2nd out of 19 is not a small thing. Cypress Park condos are near the very top of the West Vancouver leaderboard for momentum. Combine that with holding the number 1 price rank, and we are looking at a neighbourhood where condo owners are sitting on serious equity.
Here is the thing about government assessments - they are a snapshot from the past. The city looks at sale data from months ago, runs it through a formula, and mails you a number. By the time it lands in your mailbox, the market has already moved.
The HonestDoor Price is a real-time recalculation. It pulls current market signals and gives us a live estimate of what a buyer would actually pay today. For Cypress Park houses, that difference is $1,154,445 higher than the assessed value. For condos, it is $342,345 higher. If you are making any financial decision - refinancing, selling, even just understanding your net worth - using the assessed value alone is like navigating with an old map.
With 1,388 house properties and 203 condo properties assessed this year across Cypress Park, there is a solid data foundation behind these numbers. This is not a thin sample - it is a real read on the neighbourhood.
There were only 5 total property transactions in Cypress Park in 2026. That is a tight market. Low transaction volume cuts both ways - it means less competition from other sellers, but it also means buyers have fewer data points to anchor their offers. That puts the HonestDoor Price in your corner as a credible, defensible number when you are negotiating.
Compared to nearby neighbourhoods, the picture looks like this:
Cypress Park sits in a strong middle position - not the cheapest, not the priciest, but with house growth momentum that beats most of the neighbourhood leaderboard. If you are a condo owner, the case is even clearer: top 2 in growth, number 1 in price. That combination does not come around often.
Bottom line - if you have been sitting on the fence about selling, the gap between what the city thinks your home is worth and what a buyer will actually pay is your biggest argument for moving sooner rather than later. Check your HonestDoor Price at HonestDoor.com and use it as your starting point, not the assessment notice.
cypress park | west vancouver | july 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.