New Jersey · Property records

Property owner records & parcel data in New Jersey

Owner names, mailing addresses, assessed values and neighborhood demographics for parcels across New Jersey — browse the interactive map free, or export a targeted mailing list.

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New Jersey note: state law restricts public display of owner names here — records show “Current Resident” with the complete mailing address, so lists stay fully mailable.

What you can find

  • Owner of record + USPS-shaped mailing address
  • Market & assessed value, year built, land use
  • Neighborhood demographics (income, owner-occupancy, education)
  • Absentee & out-of-state owner flags
  • Export to CSV for direct mail

Build a New Jersey lead list

Draw any neighborhood, filter to the owners you want — business-owned, high-value, absentee, or a demographic profile — and download the list. Free to explore; subscribe from $29/mo or buy a single list for $19.

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Frequently asked

Can I look up who owns a property in New Jersey?

Yes. ParcelGeo maps parcels across New Jersey with the owner of record, mailing address, assessed and market value, and census-tract demographics. Open the map, click any parcel, and the full record appears. New Jersey withholds owner names by law, so those records show “Current Resident” with the mailing address.

Can I export a New Jersey mailing list?

Yes. Draw an area on the map, filter by owner type, value, or neighborhood demographics, and export a CSV of owners and mailing addresses. Lead export is included from the Starter plan ($29/mo); browsing the map is free.

How current is the New Jersey data?

Each county publishes on its own cycle and ParcelGeo refreshes as new records land — coverage grows continually. Every parcel carries its source vintage so you can judge freshness.