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Princeton Taxes Are Going Up Again: What the New 2026 Budget Means for Homeowners

Princeton Taxes Are Going Up Again: What the New 2026 Budget Means for Homeowners

Princeton Council has officially approved the 2026 municipal budget—and with it comes another property tax increase for local homeowners.

The municipal tax rate is rising from 57 cents to 59 cents per $100 of assessed value, which translates to roughly $158 more annually for the average assessed home in Princeton.

Do you think Princeton is raising taxes too much, too little, or right on time?

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