This report summarizes property assessment conditions and real estate market activity in Shrewsbury Borough for the first half of 2026, based on 14 total sales. Use the navigation menu to explore sales data, ratio studies, market indicators, and neighborhood insights.
The following data reflects 14 sales recorded in Shrewsbury Borough from January through May 2026. Of these, 10 are qualified usable sales included in the ratio study; 4 sales were excluded as non-usable due to new construction, total renovation, or non-arm's-length transaction conditions. All 14 sales remain visible on the map and sales list for full transparency. Based on the 10 qualified sales, the borough's current average assessment ratio is 88.37%, indicating assessed values running modestly below current market levels. The Coefficient of Deviation (COD) of 7.21% is well within the NJ standard of 15%, reflecting strong assessment uniformity among usable sales.
| Address | Neigh | Date | Sale Price | $/SF | Liv SF | Type | Ratio | Zillow |
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| Neighborhood | Sales | Type | Avg Sale Price | Avg Liv SF | Avg $/SF | Avg Ratio | Ratio Range | Signal |
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Access assessed values, sales data, and property record cards for Shrewsbury Borough properties.
File an appeal with the Monmouth County Board of Taxation. Deadline: January 15th annually. For assessments over $1M, direct appeal to NJ Tax Court by April 1st.
State-level property tax information including assessment standards and taxpayer rights.
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Matthew R. Barbieri, CTA
Tax Assessor, Shrewsbury Borough
Shrewsbury Borough Hall
419 Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
Office Hours:
By appointment
January 15Annual Deadline
Monmouth County Board of Taxation appeal filing deadline
April 1Annual Deadline
Direct appeal to NJ Tax Court for assessments over $1,000,000
January 10
Property tax bills due (Q1)
If you believe your assessment does not accurately reflect market value, contact the Assessor's Office to review your Property Record Card.
Appeals may be filed at:
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