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Route 130 River Towns · borough

Palmyra Borough housing intelligence.

Palmyra Borough is a walkable river-town grid at the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge — RiverLine access, starter-friendly pricing, and a K–12 district that receives Beverly and Riverton high schoolers.

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Profile

Tax layers One bill · county + municipal + school

School district Palmyra Borough SD (K–12)

Market corridor Route 130 River Towns

Municipality overview Curated

Status

School district Curated

Tax rates Official only

Population 7,438

Town-level guidance frames the decision. Confirm school district, tax routing, and property records through official county and municipal sources.

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Municipality identity

What we know about Palmyra Borough.

Palmyra Borough is a walkable river-town grid at the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge — RiverLine access, starter-friendly pricing, and a K–12 district that receives Beverly and Riverton high schoolers. Identity facts below are labeled so you know what is curated reference data versus what still needs official verification.

Municipality type Borough official

County Burlington County, NJ official

Housing corridor Route 130 River Towns curated

Primary ZIP 08065 curated

Population 7,438 official

Land area 1.849 sq mi official

Reference coordinates 40.0031, -75.0359 official

Housing corridor

Route 130 River Towns

Corridor grouping is curated for housing comparison — not a municipal boundary.

Primary ZIP

08065

ZIP codes do not determine school district assignment in Burlington County — several towns share ZIP codes across district lines.

Population

7,438

2020 U.S. Census count for this municipality.

Land area

1.849 sq mi

U.S. Census Bureau gazetteer land area.

Reference coordinates

40.0031, -75.0359

Census gazetteer internal point — a GIS orientation reference, not a property boundary.

School district

Assignment is address-level — not zip code.

District label Palmyra Borough SD (K–12) curated

Municipality Palmyra Borough

Corridor Route 130 River Towns

Curated municipality-to-district mapping, including regional and sending relationships — still verify at the property address; several Burlington County towns send students to neighboring districts.

NJ Department of Education school directory ↗ School district hub Compare towns

Tax layers

One bill. Three levies. No tax rates on this page.

New Jersey property owners receive one consolidated quarterly tax bill from the municipality — with county, municipal, and school levies inside it. This profile routes you to official sources — it does not publish municipality-specific tax rates.

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Assessment & appeals

Assessments for Palmyra Borough are set by the municipal assessor and appealed through the Burlington County Board of Taxation. Burlington runs on New Jersey's alternate assessment calendar — the regular appeal deadline is January 15 of the tax year.

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Municipal tax collector

Palmyra Borough collects one consolidated property tax bill — county, municipal, and school levies together, due quarterly (Feb 1, May 1, Aug 1, Nov 1). Find the tax collector for this borough via the county's municipal directory.

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School levy

School taxes for Palmyra Borough are levied through its district budget inside the same consolidated bill. Verify district assignment at the property, then review the district budget for the school levy share.

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For assessment appeals — due January 15 on Burlington County's alternate calendar — start with the County Board of Taxation. See the tax intelligence hub for the full one-bill, three-levy explainer.

Corridor context

Route 130 River Towns — 11 towns.

Palmyra to Florence along the Delaware — RiverLine light rail, walkable borough grids, historic Burlington City, and the county's most accessible entry price points.

Buyer framing (curated): The RiverLine and Route 130 keep these boroughs the county's most accessible entry points, but each river town carries its own tax rate and district story — Palmyra, Riverside, and Burlington City receive students from neighboring sending towns. Model the consolidated tax bill early, not just the list price.

Compare nearby: Cinnaminson, Burlington, Delran, Burlington City, Florence

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Official records

Due diligence routes to primary sources.

Assessment, deed, parcel, and municipal contact checks belong in every serious housing decision. These links route to official or curated public-source hubs — not secondary aggregators.

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Assessment & tax records

Burlington County Board of Taxation — assessment oversight, equalization, and appeal records. Assessment questions start with the municipal assessor.

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County Clerk — deeds & recording

In New Jersey the County Clerk records deeds and mortgages. Burlington's record set is among the oldest in the state — the county dates to 1694.

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Sheriff's sales & foreclosures

New Jersey foreclosures are judicial and end at a county Sheriff's sale — current sale listings and bidder rules are published by the Sheriff's Department.

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Burlington County GIS & maps

Parcel maps, zoning layers, flood context, Pinelands boundaries, and spatial due diligence.

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County municipal directory

Official county index of all 40 cities, boroughs, and townships.

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Known gaps

What this profile does not claim yet.

Production housing intelligence means honest gaps — not filler. These items still need official source input or licensed data before they can be published as facts.

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Municipal tax rates

Current general tax rates and equalization ratios are not published on this profile. Confirm with the municipal tax collector and the Burlington County Board of Taxation before modeling monthly cost.

Decision signals

What matters before you act in Palmyra Borough.

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Tax layers

One bill · county + municipal + school

New Jersey property tax arrives as a single municipal bill, due quarterly, with county, municipal, and school levies inside it. General tax rates are not published on this profile — verify with the municipal tax collector and the Burlington County Board of Taxation.

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School district

Palmyra Borough SD (K–12)

Curated municipality mapping, including regional and sending relationships. District assignment is still address-level — verify before you act.

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Market corridor

Route 130 River Towns

Palmyra to Florence along the Delaware — RiverLine light rail, walkable borough grids, historic Burlington City, and the county's most accessible entry price points.

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Municipality overview

Curated

Overview drawn from curated municipal reference data — not a market valuation.

Official verification

Confirm facts at the property line.

Town profiles frame the decision. Before you tour or offer, verify school district assignment, assessment records, and tax routing through county and municipal offices — not marketing copy alone.

Board of Taxation ↗ School district hub Tax intelligence

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