Monmouth Property Records

Monmouth County, New Jersey, has 54 municipalities, which include cities, townships, and boroughs. Property records in Monmouth County, NJ, are official documents detailing ownership, transactions, and real estate assessments, serving as a crucial resource for verifying property rights, taxes, and land history.

Monmouth County property records reveal an average home value of $554,124, while residents pay a median rent of $1,746. Additionally, the data discloses a median household income of $122,526 and a median property tax rate of 1.79%.

Since 1675, the County Clerk's office has diligently preserved Monmouth County, NJ, property records. These records are indexed by grantor/grantee name, block or lot number, and street address for easy retrieval.

To access property records in the county, individuals must schedule appointments to visit the Record Room at the County Clerk's office. One may also utilize the photocopying facilities to copy Monmouth County property records at $0.05 per page.

Additionally, interested individuals can request document processing to the offices by completing a Copy Order Form and sending it to the authorized person. The form should include property details like address, name, tax map information, instrument number, and block and lot numbers. The fee is $2 or $1.50 per page, plus $10 for certified copies.

Alternatively, individuals can access records online through the Open Public Record Search System (OPRS). For detailed guidance on using this system, the office offers comprehensive instructions.

To obtain information on the fair market value of a property, individuals should consult the Monmouth County Board of Taxation. Alternatively, they can contact the municipal assessor responsible for the property's jurisdiction. When requesting information on the appraisal value, it is advisable to provide details such as the property address, parcel number, and owner's name to the respective office.

To verify zoning information, contact the county's Division of Planning or visit its website. The office has the latest zoning details, maps, and related information, making it easy to find out about land use rules in the county.