Prince Edward Island real estate
Explore Prince Edward Island.
Buying a home in Prince Edward Island: the official sources and the land title office, each with its source and date.
Prince Edward Island, from the official sources.
Each card links to an official government or regulator page, checked one by one.
Check a licence
Real estate licensing under the Real Estate Trading Act, PEI
Under PEI's Real Estate Trading Act, no one may trade in real estate as an agent or salesperson without a valid licence issued by the Registrar, the Superintendent of Insurance.
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Land titles
Registry of Deeds, PEI (Registry Act)
Under PEI's Registry Act, deeds are registered by the Registrar of Deeds, with registries in Charlottetown for Queens and Kings counties and Summerside for Prince County.
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Taxes and fees
Real Property Transfer Tax, PEI
PEI charges a real property transfer tax of 1% of the greater of the purchase price or assessed value at deed registration; transfers of $30,000 or less are exempt.
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Taxes and fees
Registry fee summary (deed and mortgage registration fees), PEI
PEI's registry fee summary lists deed of conveyance registration fees from $77.25 for property under $10,000 to $463.65 for property of $200,000 or more.
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School boards
The official directory of school boards.
School boards
Public Schools Branch and Commission scolaire de langue française, PEI
PEI's public schools are administered by the Public Schools Branch and the Commission scolaire de langue française (CSLF), which represents all six French public schools.
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