Northern & Central New Jersey (201) 815-1000

Passaic County, New Jersey

Real estate appraisals in Passaic County, New Jersey

Two counties inside one boundary: an urban south that prices on rent, and a northern half that prices on land. Lending and estate work in both.

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  • 17 municipalities
  • Quoted on request

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Municipalities
17
Municipalities served
17
Fee
Quoted on request

The Passaic County market

Passaic is effectively two counties inside one boundary, and the divide runs roughly along the line between the cities and the townships.

Paterson, Passaic City and Clifton hold dense two, three and four-family stock that prices on what a building earns. For purchase and refinance lending those get an income analysis alongside comparable building sales, reconciled rather than averaged. A four-family priced as though it were a large house is the most common error in this market and the one most likely to come back from review.

North and west — Wayne, Ringwood, West Milford — the same county prices on land, lot and access. Detached housing, larger sites, and a buyer pool with nothing in common with the one bidding in the south.

Highlands restrictions affect what can be built on a good deal of the northern acreage. Where restricted and unrestricted parcels have both sold, the difference is measurable and comes from those sales.

Comparables do not cross the divide, and these reports do not pretend they can.

Municipalities served in Passaic County

Paterson · Clifton · Passaic · Wayne · West Milford · Wanaque · Pompton Lakes · Hawthorne · North Haledon · Prospect Park · Haledon · Totowa · Little Falls · Woodland Park · Ringwood · Bloomingdale · West Paterson

Speak to the appraiser

Call about a property in Passaic County

Most questions are quicker answered than written down. Tell us the property, the reason you need the appraisal, and when you need it — you will get a fee and a date on the call, not a form response two days later.

Worth mentioning: The municipality — Passaic County assessment practice varies enough between towns that it changes the answer.

(201) 815-1000
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    Mr. Zaccone is one of the top appraisers out there. He clearly knows his craft and has an excellent grasp of the real estate market. He’s approachable, professional, and an absolute pleasure to work with.
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    I appreciated the service that was rendered by Al and his team. I found him to be definitely top tier with his knowledge, professionalism and keen attention to details. I highly recommend CSR Appraisals.
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FAQ

Passaic County questions

We are buying a four-family in Paterson. How is it valued?

On income and on sales together. The rents in place, the leases and the vacancy position feed an income analysis that sits beside comparable building sales, and the two are reconciled. A four-family priced as though it were a large house is the most common error in this market.

Wayne and Paterson are in the same county. Same market?

No, and treating them as one is how a report gets sent back. The southern cities price on what a building earns; the northern townships price on land, lot and access. Comparables do not cross that divide, and the report does not pretend they can.

Our lot has Highlands restrictions. Does the appraisal reflect that?

It reflects what the restrictions do to what can be built and therefore to what buyers pay. Where restricted and unrestricted parcels have both sold, the difference is measurable and is taken from those sales rather than estimated.

Next step

Two minutes on the phone settles most of this

Say what the number is for and when you need it. That is enough to fix the effective date, the fee and the turnaround on the call. And if an appraisal is the wrong instrument for your situation, or a cheaper one would do the job, you will be told so before anything is ordered.