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Salem County Real Estate Appraisals
Stern & Dragoset Appraisal Group appraises homes, commercial and industrial property in all 15 Salem County municipalities for divorce, estate, tax appeal and litigation.
Salem County is mostly farmland and small towns, including Salem, Woodstown, Pennsville and Elmer. It has fewer sales than most New Jersey counties, so finding comparable property can take a wider search.
Commercial and industrial assignments, including property near Carneys Point and Interstate 295, are led by our NJ State Certified General appraiser.
What we handle in Salem County
- Divorce and equitable-distribution appraisals for cases in the Superior Court in Salem
- Estate and date-of-death appraisals, including past dates
- Property tax appeal appraisals as of October 1 of the pre-tax year
- Litigation support and expert testimony
- Commercial and industrial appraisals by an NJ State Certified General appraiser
- Fees: most residential appraisals run $600–$900; commercial from $1,750
Local tax appeal office
Salem County Board of Taxation, 110 Fifth Street, Suite 300, Salem, NJ 08079
Towns we serve in Salem County
Alloway, Carneys Point, Elmer, Elsinboro, Lower Alloways Creek, Mannington, Oldmans, Penns Grove, Pennsville, Pilesgrove, Pittsgrove, Quinton, Salem, Upper Pittsgrove, Woodstown.
Common questions
Do you appraise farms and rural homes in Salem County?
Yes. We appraise rural homes and land for estate, divorce, tax appeal and litigation.
Where do Salem County tax appeals go?
To the Salem County Board of Taxation in Salem, or in some cases the NJ Tax Court. Most appeals are due April 1 (May 1 in revaluation towns), so call early.
Request a quote
Stern & Dragoset Appraisal Group has served New Jersey since 1929. Send the property address and purpose below, or call, and we respond with pricing and turnaround the same business day.