NJ Property Taxes

NJ Republicans propose big property tax cut, but is anyone listening?

A new survey shows how much of New Jersey residents' property tax money is retained by the state as revenue.

With the number of properties that aren't taxed in these NJ towns, it's no wonder the towns themselves can't make a comeback.

It's expensive to live in New Jersey, the residents all know that. Now, thanks to a recent survey, everyone else knows just how much.

The Cape May County beach town is among the 30 NJ towns to see a property tax increase higher than three to seven times the state's average.

New Jersey has once again achieved the top spot for having the highest real estate property taxes in the nation.