Salem County property taxes by town
Typical home tax bill, tax rate and 2026 revaluations for all 15 towns.
- Middle town's typical bill
- $5,758
- Highest
- Pilesgrove Township, $9,648
- Lowest
- Lower Alloways Creek Township, $2,172
- Next appeal deadline
- April 1, 2027
1 of 15 towns had a town-wide revaluation or reassessment for 2026. Typical bills are 2024 medians for homes.
| 2026 revaluation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Alloway Township | $6,449 | 3.627 | |
| Carneys Point Township | $4,918 | 2.410 | |
| Elmer Borough | $6,618 | 4.102 | |
| Elsinboro Township | $5,298 | 3.172 | |
| Lower Alloways Creek Township | $2,172 | 2.004 | Yes |
| Mannington Township | $5,758 | 3.604 | |
| Oldmans Township | $4,959 | 2.699 | |
| Penns Grove Borough | $4,686 | 5.649 | |
| Pennsville Township | $7,509 | 5.199 | |
| Pilesgrove Township | $9,648 | 3.746 | |
| Pittsgrove Township | $7,256 | 4.123 | |
| Quinton Township | $5,306 | 3.841 | |
| Salem City | $3,683 | 8.628 | |
| Upper Pittsgrove Township | $6,955 | 3.098 | |
| Woodstown Borough | $8,019 | 4.153 |
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.