average and median assessment value of residential properties, by immigration status of owner and property type
Table:
average assessment value
median assessment value

owners who immigrated to canada as resettled refugees
canadian-born owners
difference
owners who immigrated to canada as resettled refugees
canadian-born owners
difference

2017 dollars

vancouver

all property types
861,400
1,073,000
-211,600
710,600
851,000
-140,400

single detached
1,283,600
1,512,400
-228,800
1,142,000
1,254,100
-112,100

semi-detached
1,009,400
1,270,200
-260,800
987,000
1,205,000
-218,000

row house
583,900
706,900
-123,000
545,600
617,000
-71,400

condominium
516,000
619,700
-103,700
463,000
515,000
-52,000

2016 dollars

toronto

all property types
614,800
715,000
-100,200
572,000
618,000
-46,000

single detached
768,800
849,300
-80,500
696,000
724,000
-28,000

semi-detached
562,000
656,800
-94,800
538,000
587,000
-49,000

row house
451,400
520,600
-69,200
441,000
463,000
-22,000

condominium
328,300
420,400
-92,100
303,000
359,000
-56,000

Answer the given question as concisely as possible using information from the table. Format your answer like this: {"answer": ["YOUR ANSWER"]}. If multiple items are correct, separate them with commas. The table caption is 'average and median assessment value of residential properties, by immigration status of owner and property type'. Answer this question using the table data: In toronto, what percentage is the the average assessment value of condominium apartments owned by resettled refugees lower than the corresponding average among canadian-born owners?

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