Living in Atlantic City, NJ
Iconic shore resort city with casinos, beaches, and the Boardwalk. Urban vibe with entertainment, dining, and walkable pockets near major transit.
Property taxes in Atlantic City, NJ
All data from NJ Treasury 2024 releases. Use these averages as a starting point—actual taxes depend on your property's assessed value.
Schools, shopping & essentials in Atlantic City
- Atlantic City Public Schools (district)
- Atlantic City High School
- Uptown School Complex
- Texas Avenue School
- Richmond Avenue School
- AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center – Atlantic City Campus
- AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center – Mainland Campus (Pomona/Galloway area)
- Shore Medical Center (Somers Point)
- Tanger Outlets Atlantic City (The Walk)
- Boardwalk + casino retail promenades
- Atlantic Avenue / downtown retail corridors
- Atlantic City beaches and Boardwalk
- Gardner’s Basin waterfront area
- Absecon Lighthouse grounds (nearby)
- Atlantic City Rail Terminal (NJ Transit Atlantic City Line + bus connections)
- Atlantic County Library System – Atlantic City branch
- Stockton University Atlantic City campus (nearby)
Town hall contacts, services, and what local government is actually doing — straight from public council meetings.
- Electric: Atlantic City Electric · Gas: South Jersey Gas
- Water/Sewer: Water: Atlantic City Municipal Utilities Authority (ACMUA); wastewater treatment by ACUA
- Trash & Recycling: Municipal — City of Atlantic City Department of Public Works (Sanitation)
Atlantic City, NJ: common questions
What are property taxes like in Atlantic City, NJ?
The 2025 general tax rate in Atlantic City is $3.380 per $100 of assessed value. In 2024 the average residential tax bill was $4,264 on an average assessment of $123,514, an effective tax rate of about 2.358%.
What schools serve Atlantic City?
Atlantic City School District (PreK-12); Atlantic City High School also receives students from Brigantine, Ventnor, Margate, and Longport
Does Atlantic City have beach access?
Yes. Atlantic City has ocean beaches, and they are generally free, with no beach badge required.
Is there train service in Atlantic City?
Yes. Atlantic City has a stop on the NJ Transit Atlantic City Line, which runs between Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Do I need flood insurance in Atlantic City?
Coastal/bayfront risk varies by neighborhood—check FEMA flood zone and budget for flood/wind insurance where required. Check the FEMA Flood Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov) for any specific address before you make an offer.
Who provides utilities in Atlantic City?
Electric: Atlantic City Electric · Gas: South Jersey Gas. Water: Atlantic City Municipal Utilities Authority (ACMUA); wastewater treatment by ACUA. Trash & Recycling: Municipal — City of Atlantic City Department of Public Works (Sanitation)
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