The Fair Share Report

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Keyport, NJ 07735

The town corrects for market drift once a year — but only on average. This report measures whether this house drifted with the herd or away from it.

Step 1 · Market value

≈ $523,675

Likely range $422,464 – $548,731, from 12 comparable Keyport sales in the past 18 months (home size estimated from assessor data — range widened).

Step 2 · The Director's Ratio

97.55%

The state's official measure of how far Keyport assessments sit below market value — republished every October, applied town-wide. A $523,675 home should be assessed near $510,845.

Step 3 · Assessed value

$656,000

Set at the last town-wide revaluation and mostly frozen since. That's $145,155 above what the ratio math suggests (28.4%).

Step 4 · The tax rate — same for every Keyport home

$1.991 per $100 assessed

$0.999 Schools · 50% $0.205 County · 10% $0.787 Town · 40%

This home's own bill implies $1.847 per $100 — below the general rate, usually a deduction on the bill (senior, veteran, disabled).

Step 5 · The bill

$12,113/yr
Public schools$6,078
Monmouth County$1,247
Town of Keyport$4,788
Keyport average$9,216

This home vs. every recent Keyport sale · assessed ÷ market

Town median 97.1%
This home · 125.3%

73%161%

Looks meaningfully over-assessed

Even at the generous end of the range, this home's ratio clears the Chapter 123 appeal line (100.00%) — roughly $2,890/yr at stake. NJ appeals are generally due April 1.

The evidence · comparable sales (SR1A usable-sale records)

AddressSoldPriceSq ftRatio
138 THIRD2026-04$523,8271,47083.3%
44 CHURCH2025-04$470,0001,474100.6%
209 BROADWAY2026-01$450,0001,76496.4%
6 OCTAVIA2026-04$436,0001,526112.0%
9 MONMOUTH PL2026-01$485,0001,39292.3%
104 THERESE2026-03$530,0001,44994.4%
30 CHINGARORA2025-05$550,0001,90496.3%
75 BROAD ST2026-03$400,0001,372109.8%
36 WASHINGTON ST.2025-03$525,0001,768101.3%
14 MAY2025-02$415,0001,086101.0%
13 THERESE AVE2025-05$533,0001,58498.3%
127 CHINGARORA2026-01$530,0001,26395.4%

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