New Jersey’s average property tax bill rose from $8,953 to $9,112 last year, an increase of $159.
Town by town, the average property tax bill in 500 municipalities rose last year, while the average bill fell in 56 others.
But residents in 30 towns had to fork over far more for property taxes last year.
In these 30 towns, which saw the biggest year-over-year jumps in average property tax bills, the one-year increase was anywhere from three to seven times the statewide average.
Here are the 30 municipalities with the biggest one-year increases:
30. South Orange, Essex County
2020: $19,147
2019: $18,657
Change: $490
29. Rutherford, Bergen County
2020: $12,297
2019: $11,804
Change: $493
28. Island Heights, Ocean County
2020: $8,191
2019: $7,696
Change: $495
27. Lafayette, Sussex County
2020: $8,740
2019: $8,237
Change: $503
26. Orange, Essex County
2020: $9,956
2019: $9,449
Change: $507
25. Jersey City, Hudson County
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2020: $7,279
2019: $6,772
Change: $507
24. Leonia, Bergen County
2020: $13,495
2019: $12,986
Change: $509
23. Fair Haven, Monmouth County
2020: $15,886
2019: $15,376
Change: $510
22. Bay Head, Ocean County
2020: $13,818
2019: $13,304
Change: $514
21. Northvale, Bergen County
2020: $12,102
2019: $11,582
Change: $520
20. Maplewood, Essex County
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2020: $16,632
2019: $16,110
Change: $522
19. Newfield, Gloucester County
2020: $6,784
2019: $6,241
Change: $543
18. Essex Fells, Essex County
2020: $20,413
2019: $19,861
Change: $552
17. River Edge, Bergen County
2020: $14,070
2019: $13,509
Change: $561
16. Belleville, Essex County
2020: $10,347
2019: $9,779
Change: $568
15. Glen Rock, Bergen County
2020: $17,373
2019: $16,802
Change: $571
14. Weehawken, Hudson County
2020: $12,007
2019: $11,429
Change: $578
13. Stone Harbor, Cape May County
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2020: $9,632
2019: $9,021
Change: $611
12. Ramsey, Bergen County
2020: $13,521
2019: $12,882
Change: $639
11. Mountain Lakes, Morris County
2020: $21,625
2019: $20,980
Change: $645
10. Long Branch, Monmouth County
2020: $9,881
2019: $9,230
Change: $651
9. Glen Ridge, Essex County
2020: $21,214
2019: $20,541
Change: $673
8. Saddle River, Bergen County
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2020: $18,210
2019: $17,502
Change: $708
7. Demarest, Bergen County
2020: $21,377
2019: $20,604
Change: $773
6. Gibbsboro, Camden County
2020: $8,928
2019: $8,040
Change: $888
5. Mantoloking, Ocean County
2020: $19,304
2019: $18,412
Change: $892
4. Hampton Borough, Hunterdon County
2020: $9,221
2019: $8,312
Change: $909
3. Englewood Cliffs, Bergen County
2020: $15,164
2019: $14,148
Change: $1,016
2. Deal, Monmouth County
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2020: $19,117
2019: $18,057
Change: $1,060
1. Allenhurst, Monmouth County
2020: $16,369
2019: $15,265
Change: $1,104
* Pine Valley, Camden County
In Pine Valley, the second-smallest municipality in New Jersey, the land is owned by its renowned golf course. Only members of the golf course can own homes on the land, and only men are permitted membership.
There are 23 homes tucked inside Pine Valley’s rolling hills.
2020: $11,848
2019: $9,637
Change: $2,211
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Samantha Marcus may be reached at smarcus@njadvancemedia.com.
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