Land Transfer Tax — Dundas, ON

Ontario LTT Calculator — Dundas

Land Transfer Tax in Dundas, Ontario

Dundas — the Valley Town — is a picturesque community within the City of Hamilton, nestled in the Spencer Gorge and surrounded by Conservation Halton lands and the Niagara Escarpment. Known for its vibrant arts scene, boutique King Street shops, and strong sense of community, Dundas attracts buyers who want small-town character with city amenities nearby.

Home purchases in Dundas are subject to the provincial Ontario Land Transfer Tax only. As part of the City of Hamilton, no separate municipal LTT applies.

Ontario LTT Rates (2024)

• 0.5% on the first $55,000
• 1.0% on $55,001–$250,000
• 1.5% on $250,001–$400,000
• 2.0% on $400,001–$2,000,000
• 2.5% on amounts over $2,000,000

Dundas homes typically range from $700,000 to $1.1M for detached properties, reflecting the community's desirability and limited housing supply. Heritage homes, newer executive builds, and rare ravine properties all attract strong demand from Hamilton-area buyers.

First-Time Buyer Rebate

Ontario's first-time home buyer rebate offsets LTT entirely on the first $368,000 of purchase price — maximum saving of $4,000. You must never have owned a home anywhere in the world, and the property must be your primary residence.

Typical Closing Costs

• Ontario Land Transfer Tax
• Legal/notary fees: $1,200–$2,000
• Title insurance: $250–$400
• Home inspection: $400–$600
• Property tax adjustment
• Moving costs

For the complete Ontario LTT guide, visit bremo.io/ontario-land-transfer-tax.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Dundas have a municipal land transfer tax?

No. Dundas does not have a municipal LTT. Only the provincial Ontario land transfer tax applies when you purchase a home here.

When do I pay LTT?

LTT is paid on closing day and is typically handled by your real estate lawyer as part of your closing statement.

Does Dundas have good transit connections to Hamilton and Toronto?

Yes. Dundas is well-connected to Hamilton via HSR bus service. GO Bus service provides connections to Burlington GO for Toronto commuters.