The Inside Lines
The Inside Lines
Podcast Description
Your front-row seat to the inner workings of New Jersey politics, the issues shaping our state, and how they connect to the bigger national picture.
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Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers around key issues affecting New Jersey's political landscape, including election analysis, gubernatorial candidate interviews, and vital topics like property taxes, public safety, and electoral challenges. Recent episodes have covered subjects such as the June gubernatorial primary results, the impact of one-party rule, and local government dynamics, highlighting the podcast's commitment to providing actionable insights and fostering informed discussions.
Your front-row seat to the inner workings of New Jersey politics, the issues shaping our state, and how they connect to the bigger national picture.
Love what we’re doing? Help us keep The Inside Lines running by buying us a coffee! Your support allows us to dive deeper into NJ politics, bring on great guests, and produce high-quality content. Every contribution—big or small—makes a difference.
👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/theinsidelines
Thank you for being part of the conversation and for helping us grow! 🙌
On July 10th, New Jersey quietly expanded its so-called “mansion tax” – but this isn’t just about multimillion-dollar homes anymore. In this episode of The Inside Lines, we expose how this hidden tax shift is poised to impact far more than luxury properties, and why you should care.
🏠 Whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or renter, this policy change could drive up housing prices, slow down sales, and strain local infrastructure. From Paramus to Jersey City, no town is immune.
📊 What you’ll learn in this episode:
– What changed with NJ’s mansion tax — and who’s really paying it
– Why shifting the tax burden to sellers could stall the market
– How this ties into NJ’s explosive development boom
– Why most new housing isn’t solving the affordability crisis
– Where governor candidates Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli stand
– What this means for the future of property taxes and local services
💬 Sound off in the comments:
Are you seeing more construction in your neighborhood? Think this tax will help or hurt our communities? I want to hear your take.
Like what we’re doing? Help us keep The Inside Lines running by buying us a coffee! Your support allows us to dive deeper into NJ politics, bring on great guests, and produce high-quality content. Every contribution – big or small – makes a difference.
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