Atlantic County New Jersey Property Search
Quickly access detailed Atlantic County, New Jersey property records online using our advanced search tool. Find information by owner name, parcel ID, address, or city, including ownership details, assessed values, tax rates, and property specifics in seconds.
New Jersey County Property Search
Property assessments in Atlantic County are handled locally by municipal tax assessors and supervised by the Atlantic County Board of Taxation. The county contains total 173,548 parcels, 173,548 mapped buildings, and 159,595 Secondary/Linked Addresses, including 15,340 multi-unit parcels, with standardized zoning data maintained across 23 municipalities to ensure accurate property valuation and fair taxation.
Atlantic County ZIP Codes & Cities
Explore Atlantic County ZIP Codes with cities and locations across New Jersey. Use the search feature below to quickly find ZIP codes, towns, and communities in Atlantic County.
About Atlantic County ZIP Codes
Atlantic County, New Jersey includes popular cities and communities such as Atlantic City, Hammonton, Brigantine, Egg Harbor Township, Somers Point, and Ventnor City. This ZIP code directory helps residents, property owners, visitors, and businesses quickly locate cities and postal areas throughout Atlantic County. The list is mobile-friendly, searchable, and optimized for fast browsing on all devices.
Atlantic County New Jersey Property Overview
Atlantic County’s property market includes 148,250 residential and 7,820 commercial properties. Avg. Home Age 63 Years old,1637 sq ft, With 35.59% Equity Rich and 1.97% to 2.63% Effective Tax Rate.
Residential Properties
148,250
Commercial Properties
7,820
Avg. Home Age Single Family
52 Years
Avg. Square Feet Single Family
1,867
Residential Sales 2026
542 YTD
Homes Seriously Underwater
0.91%
Residential Sales 2025
45.09%
Equity Rich Homes percentage
35.59%
Effective 2025 Property Tax
1.97% to 2.63%
Total Foreclosure Filings 2026
100 YTD
Nearby Counties
Searching for properties in Atlantic County, New Jersey, and surrounding areas has never been easier. Access up-to-date ownership records, property details, tax information, and assessed values across nearby counties to make informed, confident real estate decisions quickly and efficiently.
Popular Cities
Atlantic County, New Jersey, features popular municipalities such as Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic City, Galloway Township, Hamilton Township, and Pleasantville. These communities offer strong housing demand, growing commercial areas, quality schools, and promising property investment opportunities, making Atlantic County a key real estate market in southern New Jersey.
19000+ properties
Egg Harbor township
21000+ properties
Atlantic City
21,500+ properties
Pleasantville City
How To Search Property In Atlantic County, New Jersey
By Owner Name
Using our Atlantic County property search tool, you can easily look up property records by owner name and quickly view complete ownership details, tax data, and official public records information online.
Search By Address
With our Atlantic County property lookup tool, you can search by property address to quickly view parcel information, estimated property value, ownership records, and current tax details online.
Search By Parcel
Our Atlantic County parcel search tool lets you find properties by parcel number and access precise boundary details, ownership history, assessment data, and complete public property record information instantly.
Search By Zip Code
Our Atlantic County property search tool allows you to search by ZIP code to explore nearby properties, community insights, ownership records, and updated property tax information quickly and easily online.
Atlantic County New Jersey Property Market Trends (2024–2025)
Atlantic County’s real estate market remained resilient in 2024–2025, reflecting steady price growth and strong buyer demand despite higher mortgage rates. Home prices in the county increased by 2–4%, driven largely by limited inventory and sustained competition for available properties. Elevated 30-year fixed mortgage rates, ranging from 6.6% to 7%, did not significantly slow purchases, with all-cash transactions and equity-driven buyers supporting activity. The county’s mix of coastal neighborhoods and established communities contributed to a stable housing environment. Analysts forecast continued moderate growth and steady demand through 2026, highlighting Atlantic County as a consistent, attractive market for homeowners and investors alike.
Atlantic County Property Market Trends (2025)
Atlantic County New Jersey Property Data Insights
Explore Atlantic County, NJ property records with 173,548+ parcels and 7,192 buildings. Median home price: $409,900 (+5.25%), $239/sq ft (-4.4%), 1,914 active listings, 72 days average on market. Data updated March 31, 2026. Access accurate ownership, zoning, and market trends for buyers, investors, development opportunities, and real estate trends across the county.
Parcels Overview
Atlantic County currently has over total 173,548 parcels and 7,192 matched buildings recorded in its property database. This comprehensive dataset provides accurate land ownership details, tax mapping, and assessment records for residential and commercial properties across the county. Updated through June, 2026, it supports informed decisions for homeowners, investors, and researchers exploring Atlantic County real estate trends.
Data Refresh & Updates
The most recent refresh date for Atlantic County property records is March 31, 2026, providing accurate land, parcel, and valuation data. Regular updates ensure that homeowners, buyers, and researchers receive the most current and reliable property information.
Matched Buildings Data
Atlantic County includes 172,776 matched buildings (159,595 Match Address) linked directly to parcel records. Building imagery sources were collected between Dec-2025, providing detailed structural insights to support property evaluations, planning, GIS mapping, and assessment analysis across the county.
Secondary Address Matching
Atlantic County includes 159,595 matched secondary addresses linked to parcel records covering unit numbers, alternate mailing locations, condos/apartments, and other non-primary address points. This enhanced address layer improves geocoding accuracy, parcel matching, and property analysis. The address source date is Dec, 2025, reflecting the most recent available update.
Standardized Zoning Coverage
Atlantic County has 173,548 Parcels with standardized zoning coverage in its parcel dataset, meaning that zoning codes and descriptions have been cleaned and normalized across most of the county’s land parcels for consistent land-use classification and analysis. This standardized zoning data comes from the county’s most recent update as of June, 2026, helping analysts and planners use zoning attributes reliably in mapping, property assessment, and GIS workflows.
Atlantic County New Jersey Cities Overview (2026 Estimates)
Atlantic County’s 2026 cities overview shows it comprises 23 municipalities with an estimated county population of about 283,468 residents. The largest community is Egg Harbor Township with roughly 49,276 residents, followed by Atlantic City, Galloway Township, Hamilton Township, Pleasantville, Hammonton, Somers Point, Ventnor City, Absecon, and Northfield, reflecting a diverse mix of urban coastal hubs, residential suburbs, and rural boroughs throughout the county.
| Rank | City | Population (2024 Est.) | Previous (2020) | Growth % | Density (per sq mi) | Area (sq mi) | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Egg Harbor | 49k+ | 47k+ | +0.7% | 700 | 60+ | Township |
| 2 | Atlantic City | 39k+ | 38k+ | +0.6% | 3k+ | 10+ | City |
| 3 | Galloway | 38k+ | 37k+ | +0.6% | 400+ | 80+ | Township |
| 4 | Hamilton | 29k+ | 27k+ | +0.7% | 200+ | 110+ | Township |
| 5 | Pleasantville | 21k+ | 20k+ | +0.8% | 3k+ | 5+ | City |
| 6 | Hammonton | 15k+ | 14k+ | +0.9% | 300+ | 40+ | Town |
| 7 | Somers Point | 10k+ | 10k+ | +0.7% | 2k+ | 4 | City |
| 8 | Ventnor City | 9k+ | 9k+ | +0.9% | 4k+ | 2 | City |
| 9 | Absecon | 9k+ | 9k+ | +0.7% | 1k+ | 6 | City |
| 10 | Northfield | 8k+ | 8k+ | +0.5% | 2k+ | 4 | City |
| 11 | Brigantine | 7k+ | 7k+ | +0.5% | 1k+ | 7 | City |
| 12 | Buena Vista | 7k+ | 7k+ | +0.8% | 100+ | 40+ | Township |
| 13 | Linwood | 7k+ | 6k+ | +0.9% | 1k+ | 4 | City |
| 14 | Mullica | 5k+ | 5k+ | +0.6% | 100 | 50+ | Township |
| 15 | Margate City | 5k+ | 5k+ | +0.8% | 3k+ | 1 | City |
| 16 | Buena | 4k+ | 4k+ | +0.7% | 600+ | 8 | Borough |
| 17 | Egg Harbor City | 4k+ | 4k+ | +0.6% | 400+ | 11 | City |
| 18 | Weymouth | 2k+ | 2k+ | +3.6% | 200+ | 12 | Township |
| 19 | Folsom | 1k+ | 1k+ | +0.8% | 200+ | 8 | Borough |
| 20 | Estell Manor | 1k+ | 1k+ | +0.9% | 30 | 50+ | City |
| 21 | Port Republic | 1k+ | 1k+ | +0.7% | 100+ | 7 | City |
| 22 | Longport | 800+ | 800+ | -0.1% | 2k+ | 1 | Borough |
| 23 | Corbin City | 400+ | 400+ | +0.4% | 60 | 8 | City |
FAQ's
How do I search for property tax and assessment information in Atlantic County?
You can access detailed property records through the official Atlantic County Property Information Search tool. By entering the specific property address or Property ID, you can instantly view:
Current property assessment values.
Annual tax records and payment status.
Historical property sales data.
Additional parcel details online.
When and how are property assessments done?
Properties are assessed as of October 1st of the preceding year to estimate market value. Assessment notices are mailed to property owners by February 1st, and this value is used to calculate property taxes for the current tax year.
What are the due dates for paying property taxes?
Property taxes in Atlantic County are due quarterly on the following dates:
1st Quarter: February 1
2nd Quarter: May 1
3rd Quarter: August 1
4th Quarter: November 1
(Payments made after these dates may be subject to interest; if a due date falls on a weekend or holiday, the grace period typically extends to the next business day).
How are property taxes determined?
Property taxes are determined by multiplying your property’s assessed value by the local tax rate. This tax rate is composed of the combined levies from various taxing entities, including:
Municipal Tax: To fund local city/township services.
County Tax: To support county-level infrastructure and administration.
School Tax: To fund local school district operations and facilities.
What are the property notices I should know about?
Property owners typically receive three primary notices annually:
Notice of Property Assessment: This document shows your property’s current assessed value used for tax purposes.
Tax Bill: This provides the final tax amount due for the current year and includes the necessary payment stubs for your quarterly installments.
Added/Omitted Assessment Notice: You may receive this if there were improvements to your property that were not previously included in the initial assessment.