The Morris County Clerk's Office computerized land record system are now available on-line.
This system includes the indexed data of Deeds and Mortgages beginning in 1968 and contains over 4 million images of these documents dating back to 1998.
These documents are public record and have always been available to the general public in the Clerk's Record Vault.
Historic data
We have the
Daily Record
(our county's paper of record) newspaper, June 1900-present, which has generally posted title transfers and sales amount on a weekly basis. If you need a complete record of all transactions relating
to a specific property (title searching) you will need to visit the Morris County Clerk's Office. These records are not
on the Internet.
Need to compare tax rates in several Morris County towns?
County Tax Board Abstract of Ratables provides the equalized tax
rate per $100 for each town in Morris County (only). Note: If you are thinking of purchasing a property in a specific
town, contact the municipal tax assessor and
ask when the last re-evaluation occurred. This can change rates and affect your buying power.
No single library or government agency owns the complete collection of tax maps and real estate transactions for
all twenty-one NJ counties.
Each municipal tax assessor keeps property descriptions and tax maps covering local blocks and lots.
If you are seeking property value data in order to prepare
for a tax appeal, then you may want to know more about New Jersey's property
assessment and
appraisal procedures.