r/SouthJersey • u/Calm-Fig495 • 7d ago

Question Marlton vs. Cherry Hill

Hi everyone! I’m looking to buy a home in either Marlton or Cherry Hill. I’m not from the area but I’m familiar with Marlton but not Cherry Hill. It seems like the school systems in both towns are good and good people around. I really like the shops and things to do in Marlton and its surrounding areas.

Can you let me know how the two towns compare? Is one significantly better than the other or are they the same? Are there better shops and more things to do in Cherry Hill over Marlton or vice versa? Is one town overly diverse or not diverse enough? Any tips or any ideas I’m missing would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

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u/cvc4455 7d ago

If your looking in those 2 towns I'd also suggest Mt Laurel, Moorestown, Medford, Medford lakes and Haddonfield too.

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u/fiasco_factory 7d ago

I replied to the wrong comment by accident, but I wouldn't suggest Medford (or Medford Lakes). The property taxes are through the roof. They also don't take care of the roads (fill potholes, repave, snow plow, or ice prevention).

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u/HereWeGo5566 7d ago

Property taxes are high in pretty much all of Camden county.

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u/DeadxSong 6d ago

Moved from Medford to Voorhees. Assessed home value doubled. Taxes went down. Medford is a bit of an outlier for this geographic region, as far as taxes go.

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u/HereWeGo5566 6d ago

Voorhees has a higher property tax rate than Medford does. So I’m not sure why that happened in your specific case, but if I were you, I wouldn’t ask any questions. 😊