History of Property Taxes in NJ

The Brian Lehrer Show | Oct 9, 2017

On the latest installment of People’s Guide to Power: Real Estate edition, Rutgers University professor Dr. Ray Caprio, and Marc Pfeiffer, assistant director, Bloustein Local Government Research, take us through the political history of New Jersey housing and property taxes.

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