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Bucks County, Pennsylvania · Town Comparison

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Every figure below is cited: 2026 millage transcribed from the county Board of Assessment sheet, and Census ACS 5-year estimates (2020–2024) for market and demographic context. Swap towns freely — the URL updates so any comparison is shareable.

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County millage (29.65 mills in 2026) is identical in all 54 municipalities, so the differences below come from the municipal and school layers. Millage applies to the county assessed value, not market price — see the tax guide for how the three bills work.

Bucks County town comparison — millage (2026) and ACS 5-year estimates (2020–2024)
Measure Doylestown Borough Newtown Township Yardley Borough
Market corridor Central Bucks Lower Bucks River Corridor
Municipality type Borough Township Borough
School district Central Bucks SD Council Rock SD Pennsbury SD
Population (ACS) 8,341 19,828 2,609
Median home value (ACS) $527,700 $564,400 $480,300
Median household income (ACS) $99,322 $147,617 $112,500
Median gross rent (ACS) $1,791/mo $2,099/mo $1,404/mo
Owner-occupied share (ACS) 47% 84.5% 72.5%
Mean commute (ACS) 24.4 min 34.1 min 27 min
Median age (ACS) 48.8 yrs 45.1 yrs 46.1 yrs
Municipal millage (2026) 21.84 17.115 33.84
School millage (2025–2026) 146.55 144.8978 204.003
Total millage, incl. county (2026) 198.04 191.6628 267.493
Est. tax per $10,000 assessed $1,980 $1,917 $2,675

Sources: Bucks County Board of Assessment — 2026 Millage Rates (sheet dated 2/4/2026) ↗ (retrieved 2026-07-22) and U.S. Census Bureau — American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2020–2024) ↗ (tables B25077, B19013, B25064, B25003, B01002, B01003, B08013, B08303, retrieved 2026-07-22). ACS figures are survey estimates with margins of error — small boroughs carry wide margins. Millage rates are provided by local taxing authorities. Verify with the Board of Assessment, your municipal tax collector, and your school district before relying on any figure.

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What the tax rows mean

Total millage × assessed value ÷ 1,000 estimates the annual bill before homestead exclusion. Two towns with similar market prices can carry very different bills because school millage dominates the total. Estimate a real bill on the tax estimator.

What the ACS rows mean

Census ACS medians describe the existing housing stock and households — not current listings. Use them to compare towns against each other, then verify any single property through the county property portal ↗.

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