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Market Report Shows High Sales Volume in Q3, but Slower Appreciation in Jersey City

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The latest numbers show more modest value gains in most of the city’s neighborhoods and while transaction totals are strong, listings are averaging more days on the market.
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Jersey City’s Property Tax Rate Finalized at 1.48%

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Following the city’s first revaluation in almost three decades, their certified tax rate came in lower than expected.
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An Influx of Inventory Hits Downtown Jersey City: How is the Market Responding?

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With Jersey City's reval in full swing, the numbers are now in for the first quarter of this new reality.
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Jersey City Reval Continues, Formal Appeals Deadline Extended

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Hudson County officials announce extension for Jersey City property owners to file tax appeals.
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Mayor Fulop Suggests Reval Will Impact Property Values, Proposes a Second One

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On February 22, Mayor Steven Fulop outlined plans for what’s next in Jersey City including a second property tax revaluation in 2019.
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Jersey City Reval Update: What Homeowners Need to Know

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A preliminary timeline has been made available by Downtown Councilman James Solomon to guide Jersey City residents through the reval process.
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Demystifying Jersey City’s Reval with Civic Parent’s Brigid D’Souza

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Jersey City’s long overdue tax revaluation will be completed by mid-2018. Financial literacy blogger Brigid D’Souza, who runs the website Civic Parent, provides residents with tools to become self-advocates for fair taxes during the reval process.
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Jersey City Property Revaluation Info Sessions Start This Saturday

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Like it or not, Jersey City’s controversial citywide property revaluation is coming. This Saturday marks the first of a series of seven information sessions for the city to educate residents on how it will affect them.

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