New Jersey Property Taxes Continue to Rise Is Your Property Now Overvalued?
Serving Residential, Commercial & Industrial Properties Throughout New Jersey on a No-Savings, No-Fee Basis.
No Paperwork Required • No Obligation • Confidential Reviews
For income-producing and owner-occupied commercial property, the review may include rents, leases, occupancy, expenses, capitalization rates, comparable sales, property condition, and market demand.
For homes and other residential property, NJPTC reviews the assessment, applicable equalization ratio, recent sales, location, size, condition, renovations, and other features that may affect value
Industrial, hospitality, healthcare, self-storage, dealership, mixed-use, and other specialized properties require analysis of the physical, financial, and market factors that drive that property type.
15+ Years of Experience Pursuing New Jersey Property Tax Reductions
Our consultants bring extensive experience reviewing assessments, evaluating property values, and pursuing opportunities for meaningful tax savings throughout New Jersey.
NJPTC's consultants bring more than 15 years of experience in property tax assessment matters through out the state. Their experience includes assessment review, property and comparable-sales analysis, valuation support, settlement evaluation, and coordination with property owners, municipalities, independent attorneys, and independent appraisers.
A Closer Look at Your Property Tax Assessment
NJPTC will examine the assessment, available property information, recent sales or income evidence, and potential savings before recommending whether to proceed.
Assessment and Ratio Review: Compare the current assessment with the applicable municipal equalization ratio and implied market value.
Property and Market Evidence: Review sales, condition, occupancy, rents, expenses, leases, or other evidence relevant to the property type.
Potential Savings Analysis: Estimate whether a supportable reduction could produce enough tax savings to justify moving forward.
Clear Recommendation: Explain whether the property appears worth pursuing and identify any unfavorable valuation issue found during the review.
Contingency Fee Terms: State the proposed fee in the engagement agreement before any work begins. If there are no tax savings, there is no NJPTC contingency fee.