Caldwell NJ townhouse property taxes

DG
Home Buyer
North Arlington, NJ

I have been looking at 2 bd 2 ba condos and townhomes in Caldwell, NJ around Roseland Ave. I like the neighborhood and the proximity to NYC buses since I commute to NY everyday. However, I find the property taxes extremely high, what is the reason for this?

Answers (5)
David Aufiero
Agent
Nutley, NJ

Property taxes will only go up. Let's take a look at other towns that fit your criteria, with a lower tax base.
Direct 201-247-9977.

Thu Nov 12 2009, 04:45
Helene Harrison
Agent
Caldwell, NJ

Taxes in the West Essex area have been in the high side. Caldwell is part of the West Essex area, The schools are excellent and the town has wonderful resources. Close proximity to all major highways, public trans to NYC and great parks and shopping...Just part of NJ high taxes in general..Hope this helps..Helene Harrison Weichert Realtors W.Caldwell office...cell 973-714-8975

Thu Oct 22 2009, 04:53
Concierge Consu...
Real Estate Pro
07003

Get involved politically. Speak with local Elected officials about why their taxes are high...Take the initiative. You are on the right path to home ownership/air space. "GOOD QUESTION".

Hint: Gov. Jon S. Corzine and Republicans alike.

Hint: "the cost of local government is high."Example: municipalities, counties and schools

Resolve,"layers of Gov."

Further resolve, after closing on a home, property tax are subject to change (increase). hmm

Mon Oct 12 2009, 07:09
Carol Eisenstein
Agent
Livingston, NJ

The property taxes in Essex County are high. The developments I think you are looking at , Lions Gate and Park Glenn do have low mtce fees. You may want to visit some other developments with easy cummuting to NYC in Morris county and also Union county and compare. Morris and Union will be lower but the mtce may vary with the amenities in the complex.

If I can answer any other questions ,please email me directly. I do alot of work in the townhouse developments in Essex, Union and Morris counties.

Carol Eisenstein
Prudential New Jersey Properties
email carol.eisenstein@prudentialnewjersey.com

Tue May 26 2009, 07:51
Bob DeMassi
Agent
Essex County, NJ
FIRST ANSWER

The TAXES have been evaluated and the RATE has been determined by the town! If you are considering a Condo, you can appeal the taxes of that property once you have purchased it!

Tue May 26 2009, 07:51

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