Living in Vineland, NJ
Cumberland County’s largest city with strong regional healthcare and services, a mix of neighborhoods and commercial corridors, and generally more affordable housing than coastal markets.
Property taxes in Vineland, 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 Vineland
- Vineland Public Schools (district)
- Vineland Senior High School
- Sgt. Dominick Pilla Middle School
- Edward Johnstone School
- Anthony Rossi Elementary School
- Inspira Medical Center Vineland
- Inspira Medical Center Vineland Emergency Department
- Inspira Urgent Care East Vineland
- Inspira Urgent Care and Occupational Health West Vineland
- Cumberland Mall area
- Landis Avenue retail corridor
- Route 47 / Route 55 commercial nodes
- Landis Park
- Giampietro Memorial Park
- Parvin State Park (nearby)
- Vineland Public Library
- Rowan College of South Jersey (Cumberland Campus) (nearby)
- NJ Transit bus connections in the region
Vineland, NJ: common questions
What are property taxes like in Vineland, NJ?
In 2024 the average residential tax bill was $5,158 on an average assessment of $161,990, an effective tax rate of about 2.614%.
What schools serve Vineland?
High School: Vineland Public Schools (includes Vineland HS)
Is there train service in Vineland?
Vineland does not have its own train station. The closest NJ Transit Atlantic City Line stops are in Absecon, Egg Harbor City, Hammonton, and Atlantic City.
Do I need flood insurance in Vineland?
Flood risk varies by neighborhood (creeks, low-lying areas)—check FEMA flood zone for any specific address. Check the FEMA Flood Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov) for any specific address before you make an offer.
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