New Jersey’s Priciest Town Revealed And It’s Not What You’d Expect

The most expensive town to live in in New Jersey has been revealed by a major financial publication.

The Most Expensive Town In New Jersey

If you live in New Jersey, you know that every town is expensive to live in. Some are more expensive than others, but they are all pricey.

If you live in a state like ours, hearing about our most expensive town is eye-opening, to say the least.

We are talking about a state that has ridiculously high property taxes, and the cost of living can be a stress on even the wealthiest of residents.

How Expensive Is It To Live In New Jersey?

According to Quicken Loans, the Garden State is the sixth most expensive state to live in in the entire country.

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So, if you are the most expensive town in the 6th most expensive state, that is saying something.

According to the well-respected folks at Yahoo! Finance, the most expensive town in New Jersey is a small Bergen County town across the Hudson River from Manhattan called Glen Rock.

Glen Rock Is New Jersey's Most Expensive Town

In Glen Rock, the Cost of Living Index is 141.0, compared to 119.8 for the state of New Jersey. That's 18% higher than the state average.

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The average home value in Glen Rock is a jaw-dropping $775,000, and it's not easy to drop your jaw in New Jersey.

Glen Rock is a beautiful New Jersey suburb, and you have to have the money to pay for the privilege to live there.