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ew Jersey lawmakers are weighing a proposal to increase the real estate tax on high-end homes. Currently, properties selling for over $1 million incur a 1% transfer fee. Under the new plan, homes in this price range would face a 2% tax rate. This change is part of Governor Phil Murphy's budget proposal, aiming to boost state revenue from luxury property sales.
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New Jersey Homebuyers Face Potential $10K+ Fee Hike Under Proposed Plan
Lawmakers debate doubling or tripling house sale fees as state budget deadline nears.
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Oswego County Real Estate: All Homes Sold Oct. 11‑17
Oswego County home transfers Oct 11‑17: 113 deals. Median sale: 940‑sq‑ft James St., Schroeppel, sold for…
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Seneca County Real Estate: All Homes Sold Oct 11–17
Seneca County home transfers Oct 11‑17: 8 sales, median 2,766‑sqft house on SR 96a, Romulus, sold for…