Is the Sale Price of a Residence Determinative of Its True Value for purposes of Real Property Tax Assessments?

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No, the residence sale price standing alone is insufficient to provide reliable evidence of market value in the absence of other corroborative evidence.

The New Jersey Tax Court has affirmed a municipality’s determination of true value of a residential property after finding that the purchaser’s sale price standing alone was insufficient to provide a reliable evidence of market value...


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