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Property scores in Wharton, NJ

How Wharton compares to every New Jersey town for permits and construction — and a free Property Score for any address in Wharton. No account, no payment.

How Wharton permits

Wharton closes out 52.4% of the permits it issues, better than 60% of New Jersey towns (206th of 513).

On volume, Wharton has 2,334 permits on the record, more than 45% of New Jersey towns (299th of 542). Recent building momentum reads -6.0%, more than 67% of New Jersey towns (146th of 445). Volume and momentum describe how busy the town is, not how easy it is to get approved.

ReadingWhartonVersus New JerseyRank
Permit close-out rate52.4%better than 60% of New Jersey towns206th of 513
Building activity2,334more than 45% of New Jersey towns299th of 542
Building momentum-6.0%more than 67% of New Jersey towns146th of 445

Ranks are among New Jersey towns for which we hold that reading, so the denominator differs by row. A town is compared against other towns, never against the house next door.

This town vs. New Jersey

Where Wharton sits among every NJ town we’ve analysed. The score separates towns sharply and neighbours barely, so a town-vs-state read is the honest one. Hover a bar to see how many towns share it.

Permit close-out rate
52%
better than 60%
Wharton
0%┊ NJ median100%

Wharton ranks 206th of 513 NJ towns.

The single heaviest input in the Property Score. It is how reliably a permit here actually reaches a certificate of occupancy within two years. A low rate is the clearest sign that projects stall — and it is the one thing that separates NJ towns most sharply.

Building activity
2,334
busier than 45%
Wharton
leastmost in NJ

Wharton is 299th of 542 NJ towns — busier than 45% of them.

How much permitted construction happens here — the count of permits on record, against all 542 NJ towns we hold. A busier market, not a better or worse one.

Building momentum
-6%
growing faster than 67%
Wharton
coolesthottest in NJ

Wharton is 146th of 445 NJ towns — growing faster than 67% of them. The market is steady.

The change in permit activity over the last year versus the year before, against every NJ town. Positive is heating, negative is cooling — context for timing, not a verdict on the property.

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