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New Jersey Realty Transfer Fee Calculator

Estimate the seller-paid New Jersey Realty Transfer Fee and, when applicable, the graduated percent fee on qualifying transfers over $1 million.

Official NJ rate structureStandard, partial-exemption and graduated percent fee schedules
Transfer information
Generally the consideration recited in the deed; special rules may apply.
Commercial property equalized value (informational only)
This calculation does not change the transfer fee. It separately derives the equalized/full value requested on New Jersey commercial-property transfer forms.
Select a transfer date and county to load the municipality Director’s Ratios.
Manual entry remains available if the State table cannot be reached.
Total assessed value$0.00
Equalized full value$0.00
Enter an assessed value and Director’s Ratio.
Official RTF rate schedules used
Standard transaction / new construction — consideration not over $350,000
Portion of considerationRate per $500
$0–$150,000$2.00
Over $150,000–$200,000$3.35
Over $200,000–$350,000$3.90

Standard transaction / new construction — total consideration over $350,000
Portion of considerationRate per $500
$0–$150,000$2.90
Over $150,000–$200,000$4.25
Over $200,000–$550,000$4.80
Over $550,000–$850,000$5.30
Over $850,000–$1,000,000$5.80
Over $1,000,000$6.05
Calculator assumptions
The calculator applies the standard or partial RTF schedule based on total consideration. Amounts are computed in $500 units, rounding any fractional $500 unit upward. The graduated percent fee applies only when consideration is more than $1,000,000 and the property classification qualifies. This estimate does not determine legal eligibility for an exemption and does not include nonresident seller income-tax withholding, county recording charges, or controlling-interest transfer tax.
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Estimated seller transfer fees
Important information
This is an informational estimate and is not legal or tax advice. The deed, property classification, consideration, exemption documentation, transaction date, and county recording requirements control the actual amount due. Title Hub should confirm the final fee before recording.