The Fair Share Report

703 Third St

Secaucus, NJ 07652

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

≈ $1,007,209

Likely range $916,303 – $1,140,210, from 12 comparable Secaucus sales in the past 18 months, at this home's 3,528 sq ft.

Step 2 · The Director's Ratio

37.10%

The state's official measure of how far Secaucus assessments sit below market value — republished every October, applied town-wide. A $1,007,209 home should be assessed near $373,675.

Step 3 · Assessed value

$281,900

Set at the last town-wide revaluation and mostly frozen since. That's $91,775 below what the ratio math suggests (24.6%).

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

$4.267 per $100 assessed

$1.462 Schools · 34% $0.853 County · 20% $1.952 Town · 46%

This home's own bill implies $3.724 per $100 — well off the general rate. That usually means the town revalued since the last bill.

Step 5 · The bill

$10,499/yr
Public schools$3,597
Hudson County$2,099
Town of Secaucus$4,803
Secaucus average$7,664

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

Town median 27.9%
This home · 28.0%

14%48%

Paying about right

This home's ratio lands inside Secaucus's normal band. The drift hasn't singled it out — no case for a tax appeal.

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

AddressSoldPriceSq ftRatio
72 CENTRAL LANE2025-12$995,00010.5%
16 VILLAGE PLACE2025-11$1,055,0003,72925.7%
295 PAULANNE TERRACE2025-10$975,0003,75427.9%
70 COUNTY AVENUE2025-10$1,200,0003,71314.4%
23 ELIZABETH COURT2025-04$1,295,0003,79028.4%
711 SECOND STREET2025-02$342,8013,19251.9%
22 ACORN ROAD2025-12$1,120,0003,75225.8%
1133 STONEWALL LANE2026-03$760,0003,60029.0%
630 CHESTNUT PLACE2025-08$999,9993,23034.4%
28 ELIZABETH COURT2025-12$1,256,0003,18018.6%
306 LINCOLN AVENUE2025-05$909,0003,18426.2%
1042 KOELLE BOULEVARD2025-03$930,0002,96430.6%

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