Over the past 12 months, 113 homes sold in Palmyra at a median price of $300,000, and most sold between $235,000 and $362,000. The typical home went under contract in 23 days (Bright MLS, November 2025 through October 2026).
Public school students in Palmyra attend the Palmyra Public Schools (pre-K through 12th grade).
Test scores, enrollment, class sizes and programs for each district are in the state’s School Performance Reports (NJ Department of Education, 2023-24):
In 2025, the average residential property tax bill in Palmyra was $6,833, below the Burlington County average of $8,197.
Palmyra assesses homes at about 60% of market value, so its 4.589% tax rate works out to an effective rate of 2.752% of what a home is worth. At that rate, a home selling at the local median price of $300,000 would pay roughly $8,260 a year, about $688 a month. The actual bill depends on the home’s assessed value.
| Municipality | Average tax bill | Tax rate | Assessed at | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palmyra | $6,833 | 4.589% | 60% | 2.752% |
| Riverton | $10,220 | 4.087% | 64% | 2.615% |
| Cinnaminson | $8,679 | 3.669% | 58% | 2.141% |
| Pennsauken | $6,139 | 2.172% | 110% | 2.396% |
| Burlington County average | $8,197 |
2025 figures. “Assessed at” is the share of market value used for assessments (effective rate divided by tax rate). Source: NJ Division of Taxation, 2025 Average Residential Statistics and 2025 General and Effective Tax Rates.
12-month snapshot (Bright MLS, Palmyra Boro, closed sales November 2025 through October 2026):
For county-level trends, see our Burlington County real estate market report, updated monthly.
Tell us what you’re after and we will send you homes that fit, plus honest guidance on pricing, timing, and how fast well-priced homes move here.
Schedule a callNearby towns we cover: Riverton · Cinnaminson · Pennsauken · Merchantville · Maple Shade · Delran · Riverside · Moorestown
Burlington County hub: Burlington County communities
Compare listings
Compare