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309-311 Summer St

Paterson City, NJ · Passaic County · Vacant land · Block 4315, Lot 25

Watchdog Score

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40/100

Pressured tax position

The Watchdog Score, powered by the ROBUST Framework. Evidence coverage 25%, low confidence.

  • RRecourse64
  • OOverassessment Positionn/a
  • BBurdenn/a
  • UUniformity24
  • SStabilityn/a
  • TTrajectoryn/a

Property tax

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$408Latest annual tax
$0Assessed value
$1,651Paterson City median
$5.3352025 rate

Among 947 vacant lots in Paterson City, the typical (median) tax bill is $1,651. This bill is lower than about 95% of them.

Town tax rate per $100
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Sales

Nearby sales
$250,000 on June 10, 2024This property's last sale
58Similar sales since 2023
$589,500Median price

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Recent sales nearby

AddressSoldPriceBuilt
59 Pearl StJun 2024$250,000
61 Pearl StJun 2024$250,000
740 E 18th StMar 2024$500,000
343-347 Grand StMar 2024$500,000
106 Mill StJul 2024$145,000
751-753 E 27th StAug 2024$150,000

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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  • Could an appeal lower this bill?The appeal estimator opens with this property's assessment and the town tax rate filled in.
  • Appeal deadlinesUsually April 1 (May 1 after a town-wide revaluation), or 45 days after assessment notices go out if later.
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  • Buying here?Monthly cost with the real tax bill included.
  • Selling? CO requirementsResale certificate of occupancy and smoke detector certificate rules for Paterson City.
  • Paterson City property taxesTypical bill, tax rate and appeal deadline for the town.
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Property record

Block / lot
4315 / 25
Property class
Vacant land (1)
Lot size
0.03 acres
Land value
$0
Improvement value
$0
County
Passaic County

Same block

  • 200 Carroll St$10,985 tax
  • 202 Carroll St$11,826 tax
  • 206 Carroll St$5,472 tax

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Questions

How much are the property taxes at 309-311 Summer St?

The latest annual property tax on the New Jersey tax list is $408.

How does this tax bill compare with others in Paterson City?

Among 947 vacant lots in Paterson City, the typical (median) tax bill is $1,651. This bill is lower than about 95% of them.

What is the Watchdog Score?

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 40 (Pressured tax position).

Can the assessment be appealed?

Yes. Appeals go to the Passaic 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.

Does Watchdog show who owns this property?

No. Watchdog does not show owner names or mailing addresses. Everything on this page comes from public tax and parcel records.

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

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