Property taxes are among the largest recurring expenses for homeowners in New Jersey, and Ocean County residents often find themselves paying higher premiums due to rising assessments and static relief programs. While you cannot directly appeal the tax amount or rate, you can challenge the assessed value that determines your tax bill. This article outlines Ocean County-specific procedures, best...Read More
Property taxes in New Jersey continue to rank among the highest in the nation, and Sussex County homeowners are not exempt. While property taxes themselves are determined through municipal budget votes and tax rates, what you can challenge is your property’s assessed value, the foundational number used to calculate your annual taxes. A Sussex County, NJ property tax appeal gives homeowners the...Read More
Navigating land use and zoning laws in New Jersey can be complex, but understanding these regulations is essential for property owners, developers, and investors. These laws dictate how properties can be used, what structures can be built, and what modifications can be made. Below is a comprehensive guide to New Jersey’s land use and zoning...Read More
Land use in Sussex County, NJ, is governed by state laws, local zoning ordinances, and environmental regulations. This scenic region, known for its rural charm and natural beauty, faces unique challenges in balancing development with conservation. Zoning Regulations Zoning in Sussex County plays a critical role in determining land use regulation, whether for residential, commercial,...Read More
Askin & Hooker attorneys, Todd Hooker and Matthew Lynch, appeared before the Vernon Township land use board on behalf of their client, DeBorah Goletz, the owner of a small pottery studio known as For the Love of Mud, which Ms. Goletz operates out of her home. Goletz was fighting to have her home pottery studio categorized as...Read More
Even before you receive your yearly tax notice from your county, you should begin the process of trying to lower your property tax bill. New Jersey has one of the highest property taxes, ranking 4th in the nation. However, there are different ways you might be able to reduce your NJ property taxes. What is...Read More
Land use and zoning law regulates the use and development of real estate. Zoning, the most common form of land-use regulation, is used by municipalities to regulate and control local property development. Federal and State laws regulate zoning. Local governments have specific rules to maintain order and efficiency within the municipality. Sussex County zoning laws are...Read More
Commercial real estate is a broad term describing real property used to generate a profit. Examples of commercial real estate include retail buildings, office buildings, warehouses, industrial buildings, apartment buildings, or “mixed-use” buildings, where the property may include retail, office and apartment spaces. Essentially, “commercial” applies to any property that you use to grow, expand,...Read More
Considering a NJ Property Tax Appeal? Here is some important information to consider and some important deadlines. In New Jersey, two factors determine your tax bill: the taxable value of your home and the tax rate or the percentage of the taxable value that the local tax authorities use to compute your property tax. With...Read More
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