Taxes & Insurance in Flemington

Flemington's real, defining cost is a genuinely elevated property-tax rate -- among the highest disclosed anywhere in this four-market NJ batch -- layered on New Jersey's own already nation-leading statewide average.

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A genuinely elevated effective property tax rate

Flemington's effective property tax rate is 3.02% -- above both Hunterdon County's own approximately 2.18% average (the county's median annual tax bill runs approximately $10,015) and New Jersey's nation-leading 1.88% statewide average (see new-jersey.js).

New Jersey's graduated income tax and uniform sales tax

New Jersey's genuinely graduated seven-bracket income tax (1.4%-10.75%) and single, uniform 6.625% sales tax both apply in Flemington exactly as they do statewide, with no Flemington-specific local add-on -- see new-jersey.js.

No Flemington-specific homeowners-insurance figure independently verified this session

This research pass did not independently verify a Flemington-specific homeowners insurance premium figure -- disclosed as a real gap. See new-jersey.js for the statewide homeowners-insurance cost trend.

A real, undetermined flood-zone picture near the South Branch Raritan River

Flemington sits near the South Branch of the Raritan River; this pass did not identify a Flemington-specific FEMA flood-zone summary -- confirm current, address-specific flood-zone status directly for any target property.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.