Middlesex County property taxes by town

Typical home tax bill, tax rate and 2026 revaluations for all 25 towns.

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Middle town's typical bill
$9,439
Highest
Plainsboro Township, $14,656
Lowest
New Brunswick City, $6,126
Next appeal deadline
April 1, 2027

3 of 25 towns had a town-wide revaluation or reassessment for 2026. Typical bills are 2024 medians for homes.

2026 revaluation
Carteret Borough$7,6161.568
Cranbury Township$11,5151.836
Dunellen Borough$10,8502.448Yes
East Brunswick Township$11,17712.177
Edison Township$9,6385.725
Helmetta Borough$6,2653.558
Highland Park Borough$11,6752.723
Jamesburg Borough$8,4046.955
Metuchen Borough$12,4537.255
Middlesex Borough$9,6672.120Yes
Milltown Borough$10,8336.951
Monroe Township$9,0432.740
New Brunswick City$6,1262.688
North Brunswick Township$10,5436.571
Old Bridge Township$8,3636.094
Perth Amboy City$7,2893.178
Piscataway Township$8,1361.750Yes
Plainsboro Township$14,6562.766
Sayreville Borough$8,2176.259
South Amboy City$8,2783.217
South Brunswick Township$10,2315.578
South Plainfield Borough$8,1907.316
South River Borough$7,0482.669
Spotswood Borough$9,4393.792
Woodbridge Township$9,47512.034

Tax rate is the 2025 general rate per $100 of assessed value. Rates aren't comparable town to town because towns assess at different levels; the bill is the better comparison.

Sources: NJ MOD-IV assessment records (median residential bills and assessments), NJ Division of Taxation general tax rates and 2026 approved revaluations and reassessments. General information, not legal or tax advice.