Elmer Borough, NJ · Salem County · Vacant land · Block 20, Lot 19
Pressured tax position
The Watchdog Score, powered by the ROBUST Framework. Evidence coverage 70%, medium confidence.
Among 50 vacant lots in Elmer Borough, the typical (median) tax bill is $547. This bill is close to the middle.
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| Address | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 239 State St | Jul 2024 | $300,000 |
Same property type in the same town, same street first. Prices come from the state tax list, which runs about a year behind, and can include sales between relatives or other non-market transfers.
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A printable report for 239 Broad St: tax and assessment, the Watchdog Score, how the bill compares in Elmer Borough, recent nearby sales and appeal dates.
The latest annual property tax on the New Jersey tax list is $737, on an assessed value of $18,000.
Among 50 vacant lots in Elmer Borough, the typical (median) tax bill is $547. This bill is close to the middle.
The Watchdog Score, powered by the ROBUST Framework, rates a property's tax position from 0 to 100 using six kinds of public evidence. Higher is better. This property scores 45 (Pressured tax position).
Yes. Appeals go to the Salem County Board of Taxation. In most towns the deadline is April 1 (May 1 after a town-wide revaluation), or 45 days after assessment notices are mailed if that is later.
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Source: New Jersey MOD-IV tax list and NJ Office of GIS parcel data, refreshed monthly (last refresh October 2026). Town tax rates from the NJ Division of Taxation. Watchdog does not show owner names. How we get our numbers