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Property taxes in Maplewood, NJ

The State's 2025 rates, worked out for a home you might buy or sell.

Quick answer: The 2025 effective property tax rate in Maplewood is 2.434% of market value, which is about $36,500 a year on a $1,500,000 home. It ranks 14 of the 16 North Jersey towns on this site (1 is the lowest rate), where rates run from 1.475% in Summit to 3.080% in West Orange.

Estimated yearly tax by home value

Home valueEstimated tax per yearPer month
$750,000about $18,300about $1,520
$1,000,000about $24,300about $2,030
$1,500,000about $36,500about $3,040
$2,000,000about $48,700about $4,060

The two rates behind it

  • General tax rate: 2.401 per $100 of assessed value (the rate the town applies to its assessments).
  • Average assessment ratio: 101.4%, the State's measure of how assessed values compare with market values here.
  • Effective rate: 2.434% of market value (13 of the other 15 towns on this site are lower).

Source: NJ Division of Taxation, 2025 General Tax Rates. These are estimates from public rates, not a tax bill or tax advice. A home's actual tax depends on its assessed value, and rates change each year; confirm with the municipal tax assessor.

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Questions

Questions about taxes in Maplewood

What is the property tax rate in Maplewood, NJ?

For 2025 the State of New Jersey lists Maplewood (Essex County) with a general tax rate of 2.401 per $100 of assessed value and an effective rate of 2.434% of market value.

How much are property taxes on a $1,500,000 home in Maplewood?

At the 2025 effective rate of 2.434%, a home worth $1,500,000 would pay about $36,500 a year, or about $3,040 a month. Your actual bill depends on your home's assessed value.

Why might my Maplewood tax bill differ from this estimate?

The estimate assumes the home is assessed at the town average. A home assessed above or below that average will pay more or less, and each year's rates change. Check the assessment on your tax bill or with the municipal tax assessor.

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