900 White Horse Pike Oaklyn, NJ 08107

Built 1950 · Commercial1 owner signal on a paid plan
Assessed
$325,000
Last sale
$895,000Feb 14, 2024
Built
1950
Size
7,229 sq ft
Status
No open cases

Property information

Block
59
Lot
1
Qualifier
—
County
Camden
Municipality
Oaklyn Boro
Tax map page
19
Land description
100X230 IRR

Building details

Building class
—
Description
1SBL
Dwellings
—
Zoning
—
Square feet
7,229
Acreage
—

Assessment

Land value
$200,000
62%
Improvement value
$125,000
38%
Total assessment
$325,000
Sale assessment
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Tax (2024)
$17,176

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17 events · 1950–2024

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  • Mortgage discharged

    Instrument2024045587CountyCamden
  • Mortgage discharged

    Instrument2024042564CountyCamden
  • Mortgage recorded

    Instrument2024028032CountyCamden
  • Mortgage recorded

    Instrument2024020803CountyCamden
  • Mortgage discharged

    Instrument2024018490CountyCamden
  • Mortgage recorded

    Instrument2024015620CountyCamden
  • Deed recorded

    +289% vs 2019
    $895,000
    Held5.0 yrsRecordedApr 2, 2024
  • Mortgage recorded

    Instrument2023075308CountyCamden
  • 5 years
  • Mortgage recorded

    Instrument2019027743CountyCamden
  • Deed recorded

    -58% vs 2002
    $230,000
    Per sq ft$32Held16.2 yrsSq ft7,229RecordedApr 18, 2019
  • Foreclosure Case

    1. Filed
    2. Judgment
    3. Sheriff sale
    Last activity: Aug 8, 2019
    Type: Commercial Mortgage Foreclosure
    Status: Defaulted
    Disposition: Default Judgment
    CourtGeneral Equity
  • 15 years
  • Deed recorded

    +1182% vs 1992
    $545,000
    Held10.3 yrs
  • Mortgage recorded

    Instrument54400939CountyCamden
  • 8 years
  • Deed recorded

    -81% vs 1990
    $42,500
    Held2.5 yrs
  • Deed recorded

    $225,000
    Held2.4 yrs
  • 40 years
  • Property Built

YearProperty taxChangeLandImprovementAssessment
2024$17,176+3.7%$200,000$125,000$325,000
2023$16,565+7.5%$200,000$125,000$325,000
2022$15,405+1.5%$200,000$125,000$325,000
2021$15,181-49.5%$200,000$125,000$325,000
2020$30,063+1.6%$200,000$125,000$325,000
2019$29,590+2.1%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2018$28,978+1.2%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2017$28,646+1.9%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2016$28,114+3.9%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2015$27,063+5.1%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2014$25,739+6.4%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2013$24,190+3.5%$254,500$410,600$665,100
2012$23,364+3.1%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2011$22,661+3.7%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2010$21,851+4.0%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2009$21,006+2.4%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2008$20,520+4.7%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2007$19,604+9.5%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2006$17,897+14.4%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2005$15,642+4.2%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2004$15,018+4.7%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2003$14,339+4.6%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2002$13,707+4.5%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2001$13,114+3.8%$169,200$225,800$395,000
2000$12,640+2.6%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1999$12,3240.0%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1998$12,324+7.2%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1997$11,4950.0%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1996$11,495+3.7%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1995$11,080+39.0%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1994$7,971+37.3%$169,200$225,800$395,000
1993$5,805+2.7%$169,200$130,800$300,000
1992$5,652-28.8%$169,200$55,800$225,000
1991$7,938-35.7%$169,200$55,800$225,000
1990$12,344+4.1%$72,600$255,700$328,300
1989$11,855—$15,200$170,000$185,200