Tuesday, March 29, 2016

2010 To 2015 Property Tax Change



See how property taxes have changed in your town over the past five years. The Press of Atlantic City created a searchable database showing how average property taxes have increased in each town from 2010 to 2015.


 
 
 
 
 
COUNTYMUNICIPALITY2010 Avg Taxes2015 Avg TaxesAscending5yr change
AtlanticCorbin City4078.313468.12-14.96%
AtlanticFolsom Borough3316.983662.9610.43%
AtlanticPleasantville City3500.684165.4618.99%
AtlanticEstell Manor City3940.164248.647.83%
AtlanticWeymouth Township3936.114356.310.68%
AtlanticHamilton Township4349.994628.326.40%
AtlanticMullica Township4559.34873.326.89%
AtlanticBuena Borough4265.874878.9514.37%
AtlanticBuena Vista Township4072.065010.1123.04%
AtlanticGalloway Township4438.655092.3514.73%
AtlanticHammonton Township4547.385318.7216.96%
AtlanticAbsecon City4920.165407.149.90%
AtlanticPort Republic City4995.795814.4916.39%
AtlanticSomers Point City5266.415970.2413.36%
AtlanticEgg Harbor City5143.965980.6716.27%
 
Atlantic     Atlantic City                            4566.4      5987.62                   31.12%
AtlanticEgg Harbor Township5589.33    6166.41                 10.32%
AtlanticBrigantine City5733.15    6405.70                 11.73%
AtlanticNorthfield City6241.69    7112.97                 13.96%
AtlanticMargate City6460.31    7675.29                 18.81%
AtlanticVentnor City6826.58    7743.98                 13.44%
AtlanticLongport Borough8346.07    9939.53                 19.09%
AtlanticLinwood City9124.68  10009.48                   9.70%             
 

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

According to this post, the Brown administration has done an excellent job at holding down our property taxes. 2nd lowest increase in the county.

Good Job Mayor Brown and company.

Anonymous said...

I wouldn't say taking out bonds to pay for expenses and using most of our surplus is such a great job. Look for a 2 1/2cent raise this year just for local. The artificial low rise in taxes will be paid for by future administrations who have no surplus to tap, interest on the bonds and rising expenses. God help the Dems if they get control in the next 2 years. They will be blamed for a high tax increase plus the expenses of a reval. The Repubs will just laugh and say "We kept your taxes low"