Every age-restricted community across Monmouth and Ocean County on one map, and the help that matters when you buy or sell in one: the association documents, the age rules, the co-op approvals and the timing.
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55+ And 62+ Communities
A home in an age-restricted community is still a house, a condo or a co-op, with a roof, a furnace and a closing date. What's different is everything around it: an association with its own documents, an age rule the community has to verify, a monthly fee that covers some things and not others, and, in some communities, a co-op board that approves the buyer and doesn't allow a mortgage.
I'm Dennis Mark Interdonato, REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, and a former New Jersey home builder and residential remodeler. When you buy or sell in one of these communities, I get the documents and the rules in front of you early, read the house the way a builder does, and price it against that community's own sales. By the time we're done, you're not going to have any questions left.
Start with the map below. Pick a community to see its homes, clubhouse and amenities.
Preview only. 129 communities with their own page, and 4 listed by name as “to confirm” because only one listing site says they are age-restricted. Each of those needs a second, independent source before it gets a page.
Every adult community on the map. Pick a pin, or a town, to see its homes, amenities and fees.
Tap a red pin to open a community. Tap a shaded town to jump to its list. Town lines: U.S. Census Bureau.
We are confirming each of these with a second, independent source before it gets its own page. Ask Dennis Mark about homes, fees and availability in any of them.
We work in these communities too. Ask Dennis Mark about homes, fees and availability in any of them.
Age rules, fees and amenities change. Confirm details with each community’s association before you buy.
Builder's Eye
I built and remodeled New Jersey homes before I sold them. Many of these communities were built decades ago, so I look at the roof, the mechanicals, the windows and any sunroom or patio enclosure, and whether that work had permits and the association's approval.
Documents First
The age policy, the budget, the rules and the reserve study come before an offer, not at the closing table. You know what the fee covers, what stays yours, and what the board has to approve.
Two Game Plans
Buying in one of these communities often starts with selling the home you've had for years. You get two written game plans before you list, one for each order, so the decision is made before the offers arrive.
Pricing
A home here is priced against its own community's sales: the same and similar models, closed in the past year, plus what's active and pending now. Then we launch it right, because the first two weeks on the market set the price.
Fair Housing
The listing describes the home: the model, the updates, what the fee covers and the clubhouse. It states the age rule the way the community's own documents do, and it never describes who lives there.
Network
Clean-outs, the trades for last-minute repairs, staging, photography and movers. What doesn't fit in the next home has to go somewhere, and I line up the people to handle it.
Who Can Buy, Who Can Live There
In New Jersey, the age rule in a 55+ community limits who occupies a home, not who owns it. In 2024 the Appellate Division upheld a ruling that struck down a township ordinance requiring owners in certain communities to be 55 or older, holding that federal and state law speak only to occupancy (New Jersey Realtors v. Township of Berkeley).
So the buyer doesn't have to be the one who lives there. What every buyer does at a resale is sign the state's one-page certification that the home will be occupied by someone who meets the age rule, and it's recorded with the deed.
Whether someone under 55 can live in the home is a separate question, and each community's documents answer it. Co-ops add their own application and board approval, so their documents get read first.
General information, not legal advice. Sources: New Jersey Realtors v. Township of Berkeley, App. Div. A-1384-22 (2024); N.J.S.A. 45:22A-46.2 and 46:15-6.2. Checked October 2026. Your attorney reviews the documents for your purchase.
Experience
Before I sold homes, I built and remodeled them in New Jersey. That's the eye I bring to an older home in an adult community: which updates a buyer will pay for, which ones they won't, and which repairs belong to the association instead of you.
In 2025 I ranked in the top 1% of agents in New Jersey and in my Keller Williams region, according to Keller Williams, and in the top 1.5% in the U.S., according to RealTrends. I was the Number 1 agent at KW Ocean Living, and I've earned the NJ REALTORS® Circle of Excellence every year from 2022 through 2025.
One sale, for the numbers: a home in Howell with an accepted offer in the first seven days and six offers over asking. The rule is the same in every community: the first two weeks on the market set the price.
Every sale in an association comes with its own paperwork: the resale or disclosure package, the rules, the budget, and a certificate of any unpaid assessments, often called an estoppel letter. In a condo or planned development, New Jersey law gives an owner or a buyer the right to that certificate within 10 days of asking, and a buyer who relies on it is liable only for what it shows (P.L.2019, c.68).
Some communities also charge a capital contribution or a transfer fee when a home changes hands. And if the board funds its reserves at 85% of its plan, the seller has to hand the buyer the latest notice before the contract is signed. I ask the management office for all of it early, so the attorneys aren't waiting on it in the last week.
A 55+ community has to verify that its homes are occupied within the age rule, and HUD lets that be part of the purchase. A driver's license, birth certificate or passport is typical proof, and the community updates its records at least once every two years (24 CFR 100.307).
New Jersey adds one more step at every resale. The buyer signs the Department of Community Affairs' one-page certification that the home will be occupied by a person of qualifying age, and no deed for an age-restricted home is recorded without it (NJ DCA form; N.J.S.A. 46:15-6.2). Your attorney and the title company handle it. I make sure it's on everyone's list from day one.
Age-restricted housing is allowed under an exemption in the federal Fair Housing Act, with the 55+ standards set by the Housing for Older Persons Act of 1995. In a 55+ community, at least 80% of the occupied homes must have at least one occupant 55 or older, and each community writes its own policy for the rest. A 62+ community is stricter: everyone living there must be 62 or older, with narrow exceptions (24 CFR 100.305 and 100.303).
The community also has to publish and follow policies that show it operates as 55+ housing. So before you fall for a model, ask for the written age policy, the latest occupancy survey summary and the rules for anyone under 55 in a home. Those documents decide who can live there, not the brochure.
Several of the age-restricted communities around Whiting, in Manchester Township, are co-ops. You don't get a deed to the house. You buy a share or membership in the corporation that owns the land and buildings, plus a proprietary lease for your home, and the co-op typically reviews and approves you before you close.
Some don't allow financing at all. Cedar Glen Lakes, for example, calls itself "a cash only co-operative community (no financing permitted)" (Cedar Glen Lakes). In some co-ops the monthly charge also includes property taxes, water and sewer. Buying with cash usually means selling first, so we start with what your current home will bring.
If you're selling the home you've had for years to buy in a community, the order matters. You can sell first and know your number, buy first with a home sale contingency if the seller accepts one, or close both on the same day, with the sale in the morning and the purchase in the afternoon.
The 55+ side adds time nobody can speed up: age verification, the association's documents and, in a co-op, the board's approval. I write two game plans before you list, one for each order, so the choice is made before the offers arrive, not under pressure.
A clubhouse, pools, a golf course, a bus: the amenities are what you see on the tour. The question is what the monthly fee pays for, and each community's documents answer it. A fee can cover as little as the clubhouse and grounds, or as much as the lawn, snow, trash and even the roof. In some co-ops it includes property taxes.
Ask who owns the golf course and whether play is in the fee or a separate membership. And ask for the reserve study: New Jersey requires associations in planned developments, other than the smallest, to fund one, with a 30-year funding plan for the common assets they maintain, pools and gyms included (NJ DCA). A low fee with a thin reserve isn't a bargain. It's a bill that hasn't arrived yet.
Buying from a builder gets you a new home, New Jersey's new home warranty (one year for workmanship, two for the major systems, ten for major structural defects) and the right to cancel a contract in a registered development by written notice by midnight of the seventh calendar day after you sign (NJ DCA; N.J.S.A. 45:22A-26). The trade-off: the builder runs the association until owners take it over in stages, and the first-year fee is a projection.
A resale gets you a budget with a history, recent sales in the community to price against, and a home you can inspect as it stands. I've been on the builder's side of that table. In a new home I walk the punch list and put the warranty deadlines on your calendar; in a resale I read the age of the roof, the heating and the windows.
If you own a home now, the budget for the next one starts with what this one sells for. So that's where we start: a real market evaluation, then two plans, sell as-is or make a few strategic updates first, with what each one should bring.
A couple in Beachwood chose the updates. They spent under $15,000 on updates I picked and supervised, and the sale brought $75,000 more in total. That's one sale, and every home is different, which is why you see both plans for yours.
Moving to a smaller home? The downsizing page covers selling and buying as one move.
What people search for most about New Jersey's age-restricted communities, answered plainly. Legal, tax and lending questions belong with your attorney, tax professional and lender.
It's a community that qualifies for the federal Fair Housing Act's exemption for housing for older persons, under the standards of the Housing for Older Persons Act of 1995. At least 80% of its occupied homes must have at least one occupant 55 or older, and it has to publish and follow policies that show it operates as 55+ housing (24 CFR 100.305 and 100.306). The homes themselves can be single-family houses, condos or co-ops.
At least 80% of the occupied homes must have at least one occupant 55 or older. The community's own policy decides what happens in the remaining homes. Some never allow a home without an occupant 55 or older; others allow it within the 20%.
A 55+ community needs one occupant 55 or older in at least 80% of its occupied homes. A 62+ community must be occupied only by people 62 or older, with narrow exceptions (24 CFR 100.303).
No. In 2024 the Appellate Division held that the age rules limit who occupies a home, not who owns it. At a resale, the buyer signs a certification that the home will be occupied by a person who meets the age rule, and it's recorded with the deed (N.J.S.A. 45:22A-46.2). Co-ops have their own application and board approval, so have your attorney read those documents before you rely on the ruling for a co-op purchase.
Only if the community's documents allow it. Federal rules leave the homes outside the 80% to each community's own policy, so the documents and the board's written answer are the only reliable source. Ask for them before you sign.
Yes. An age restriction by itself doesn't stop a mortgage: Fannie Mae treats age-restricted projects as eligible unless they require a lifetime care contract (Selling Guide B4-2.1-03). The ownership type decides the rest: a condo has to pass the loan program's project rules, and a co-op needs a lender that makes share loans and a co-op that allows them. Some co-ops around Whiting are cash only.
Whatever the community's documents make the association responsible for, and that varies a lot. It can be as little as the clubhouse and grounds, or as much as the lawn, snow, trash, bus service and roof replacement; in some co-ops it includes property taxes, water and sewer. Fees change with every budget, so ask the association, or ask me, for the current figure.
It's the common name for the association's certificate of any unpaid assessments on a home. In condominiums and planned developments, an owner or a buyer can require one, and the association has to provide it within 10 days of the request (P.L.2019, c.68). Co-ops work under their own documents, so ask the co-op what it issues for a sale.
Everything a normal New Jersey sale needs, plus the association's resale documents and balance, any buyer application, the latest reserve-funding notice if there is one, and the buyer's age certification, which is recorded with the deed. I ask the management office for the list before the home goes on the market.
For a development registered under New Jersey's Planned Real Estate Development Full Disclosure Act, you can cancel without cause by written notice by midnight of the seventh calendar day after you sign, and your deposit is refunded in full (N.J.S.A. 45:22A-26). The contract has to say so above your signature.
They can. The NJ Division of Taxation says a resident shareholder of a cooperative housing complex who paid property taxes on the unit is considered a homeowner for ANCHOR, if the other requirements are met (NJ Division of Taxation). Keep the co-op's statement showing your share of the taxes, and confirm your own eligibility with the Division.
Every community on the map above, across Monmouth and Ocean County, for buyers and sellers. If you're looking at a community that isn't listed, ask me about it.
This page describes my general approach to buying and selling homes in age-restricted communities. It is not legal, tax or lending advice. Please speak with your attorney, lender or tax professional about your own situation, and confirm age rules, fees and amenities with each community's association before you buy.
Sources, checked October 2026: the Housing for Older Persons Act (42 U.S.C. 3607(b)) and HUD's rules at 24 CFR Part 100, Subpart E; New Jersey Realtors v. Township of Berkeley (App. Div. 2024); N.J.S.A. 45:22A-26, 45:22A-44.3 and 45:22A-46.2, and N.J.S.A. 46:15-6.2; P.L.2019, c.68; the NJ Department of Community Affairs; the NJ Division of Taxation; and Fannie Mae's Selling Guide. Details about a named community come from that community's own documents and site. Rankings: Keller Williams (New Jersey and Keller Williams region, 2025) and RealTrends (U.S., 2025). The photos on this page are licensed stock images, not photos of any community listed here.
Buying, selling and living by the rules in New Jersey’s adult communities, for Monmouth and Ocean County.
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The Pavilion is a gated adult community in Brick Township with a mix of attached and single-family homes, built between 1988 and 1998. I'm Dennis Mark Interdonato with Keller Williams…
Whiting is not its own town. It is a section of Manchester Township in western Ocean County, with its own post office and ZIP code (08759), set in the Pine Barrens where Route 70, County…
I would 10/10 recommend him to anyone!!!
Dennis helped us buy our current house and has both professional work ethic and is extrememly knowledgeable. He was always there to answer any questions we had and was very patient with us in the process. I would 10/10 recommend him to anyone and he will continue to be our agent for any future needs.
We had the keys to a home within a week.
I can not recommend Dennis enough. I was referred to Dennis through a childhood friend during a very difficult time in my family’s life. The timeframe is peak covid and we had just lost our home to a house fire and had been living in a hotel for a month while I was trying to find a rental home on my own. Dennis treated us with compassion and great care during a time where we were mentally overwhelmed and numb. He took the reins and had us looking at homes the night I got in contact with him and we had the keys to a home within a week. Dennis brings a strong sense of confidence, respect and knowledge about the job and tasks required to do the job well to the table. On top of his confidence, respect and job proficiency he is also, caring, friendly and kind. I have and will continue to recommend Dennis to my family, friends and peers with confidence
He is the first and best choice you can make.
There aren’t enough words to say how much I am thankful for the amazing service and experience I had with Dennis. From going above and beyond with virtual tours to advocating on my behalf, you will not find anyone as knowledgeable and caring. I never felt like just a “client”. He took the time to get to know my needs and my family and with his help, we are now in a amazing home. He is the first and best choice you can make when buying, selling, or renting. Many Thanks.
He really brings the best of multiple worlds!
Dennis has a unique skill set that allows him to make you feel well taken care of in a trusting manner, while having the knowledge and eclectic experience in the real estate market. From the customer perspective, Dennis is a straight shooter who is honest, upfront, and tactfully comforting. Dennis’ past experience as a general contractor provided such an added level of comfort for us during all phases. He understands the physical structure he is selling which is great when you want to know on the spot if a wall can come down, or if there is a load bearing wall. He really brings the best of multiple worlds while being an authentic human who makes you feel like he truly cares where your family will be living their lives. Trust him confidently.
Absolute great human and real estate agent!
Dennis is amazing. He is firm with negotiations but is also realistic and completely transparent. If he doesn’t know the answer to a question, he immediately reaches out to his extensive network to get the answer. Absolute great human and real estate agent!
10/10 will recommend him to anyone!
Dennis is one of the most genuine individuals I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing. He is a bold and rugged person who goes the extra mile to make sure his clients are satisfied with his work. A no nonsense type of person, he will cut things straight to the point and give you the good and bad without beating around the bush. I have seen how he handles his clients personally and cannot wait to work with him on my future purchase. 10/10 will recommend him to anyone looking to buy or rent.
The whole experience was great!
Dennis went above and beyond helping us find our home. We told him what we were looking for, and he found all the homes in our range that met our needs. Thanks to his hard work we found a home that was perfect for us, and his extensive background in construction made sure everything was up to par before helping us through the process. With his help and legwork, the whole experience was great. When there were issues on the sellers end, he went above and beyond to make sure we were getting the best deal we could. There isn’t anyone else we would trust as much as Dennis to find a home!
Professional and courteous!
Dennis did a wonderful job making the home buying experience easy. He is professional and courteous in all of his communications and would recommend to anyone who is searching for their dream home. Thank you, again!
You will be forever grateful having Dennis on your team!
I highly recommend Dennis Mark Interdonato as a realtor. My family and I lost our house in a horrible fire. We are a 4 generation family. Dennis Mark Interdonato was recommended to me by a friend on Facebook. I reached out to him. I would like to express whole-heartedly how much compassion and dedication Dennis had right from the beginning of our conversations. Dennis worked tirelessly with our insurance agent to find the perfect temporary house that required a dedicated bedroom on the main floor for my 101 year old Grandmother and also something that is pet friendly. Any questions that we had a long the way was never a bother to Dennis. When we were overwhelmed with everything, Dennis always showed us the positive side of things. When Dennis finally found a temporary rental house, which are hard to come by to begin with, he got the ball rolling right away. Dennis worked side by side with the listing agent to get us into the temporary house that we are currently in. Thank you Dennis for going above and beyond. You are amazing! You definitely deserve to be recognized for your commitment and dedication to helping us out!! If you need a realtor, you will be forever grateful having Dennis on your team!!
He’s truly dedicated to the field and it shows.
Dennis was our realtor in the home buying process. House hunting is extremely difficult in the current market, but Dennis was always there to support and guide us. He went above and beyond as a realtor and I’ll always be grateful for that. He is extremely knowledgeable about the market, wants what’s best for his clients and do everything he possibly can do to make it happen. He’s truly dedicated to the field and it shows. I would highly recommend. Thank you Dennis !
Had a great experience working with him!
Dennis was amazing. Had a great experience working with him. He walked through the buying process each step of the way and fought to get closing. He’s a great guy to have on your side you will not be disappointed. Thanks again Dennis for all your hard work
His marketing of my home was beyond anything that I expected!!
I had the pleasure of having Dennis Mark sell my home in 5 days. I knew right from the beginning I hired the perfect person to get the job done! He laid out an easy to follow plan of what we needed to do on our end and he literally took care of everything else. He was always available and prompt with texts, phone calls, and showing up exactly when he said he would. His marketing of my home was beyond anything that I expected!! I was literally the only one that had video in addition to the photos which were all amazing!! I had 2x the amount of views and saves. It was on all social media platforms. During our open houses he was texting us all day to let us know how it was going. I ended up receiving 6 amazing offers over asking. Basically Dennis will work his ass off for you. He's the whole package..trustworthy, honest, straightforward, thorough , personable, accessible, extremely knowledgeable, dedicated, professional. 20/10!! Highly recommend
We now have a lifelong friend.
I want to talk about my amazing realtor Dennis Mark Interdonato I Realtor Associate. From day one he was attentive, caring, and held our hand through the entire selling process. Told us exactly what to update, exactly what to list at, told us what buyers like and don't like, etc. We took all of his advice and our house sold the first day on the market for well over asking price. We told him what we were looking for and he helped us find exactly what we wanted. Dude did everyone's jobs for them; on both sides of the transaction: the lawyers, the lenders, all of it. He answered me pretty promptly, talked me off the ledge on more than one occasion and assured me everything would work out. When we walked into our new home after we finally closed, there were a bunch of gifts, and this is one of the gifts that was wrapped. A picture of our first home. I've been doing sales my entire life and this guy went above and beyond every step of the way. This wasn't a sale for him. We all built a relationship in the process and he helped us achieve exactly what we wanted. We now have a lifelong friend. Thank you so much for everything Dennis Mark Interdonato. If anyone needs a friend in the home selling/buying business, I would reccomend him a thousand times over.
The experience I had with Dennis Mark was like no other.
Buying or selling a home is one of the most stressful experiences for anyone. I have bought and sold a few homes and the experience I had with Dennis Mark was like no other. Full transparency, I am close friends with Dennis but he still knows how to differentiate business and friendship. Dennis made this experience absolutely stress free from the uncanny marketing of our property to alleviating all stress and always ensuring us he has everything and to just let him do what he does best. That is what he did and after so many offers in such a short timeframe we successfully sold our home and could not be happier. If you are looking for a realtor that puts the CUSTOMER first, you dont have to look further. Dennis truly cares about your experience and will bend over backwards to make it unforgettable and as stress free as possible. Thank you so much for helping us turn the page on our next chapter.
Hiring Dennis is like hiring family to buy or sell your home.
If you've decided that you are buying or selling your home, your first thought when choosing a realtor is probably "who do I know?". You want a realtor who has some kind of connection to you, in the hopes that they will, actually, look out for your best interest. I hired Dennis in the summer of 2025, to sell my house and help me into a new one. It wasn't an easy sale and my needs in a new house, were complicated at best. Dennis attacked this situation with serious energy and a critical attention to detail. My home sold pretty quickly and by October we were ready to wrap everything up. We loaded everything we owned into a truck and headed to the closing, but the best laid plans are laid to waste. There was an issue with the home I was buying, due to an error on the seller's part. What were we supposed to do now? When it became clear that we were stuck and with no place to stay, Dennis stepped in and set us up with temporary lodging near the new house. We were there for a few days while the issue was corrected. To this day whenever my son and I drive past that hotel, we wave to the "old house". I'm told that these snags are common in real estate transactions. You know what's not common? Your realtor going way out of the way to make sure you're ok at every step of the process. Hiring Dennis is like hiring family to buy or sell your home. Thank you Dennis, Ceasar Cabrales
Dennis is a marketing tornado!!
There is only one Dennis Mark. We know SO MANY REALTORS… everyone does. Dennis is in a league of his own!!! What absolutely set Dennis apart for me is his commitment, work ethic, and relentless attention to every part of the experience he provides. With him - home purchase is not a transaction. Dennis builds personal relationships and stays present long after our closing was over: love his magazine, weekly top 5 tips, helpful guides, events. Insanely love his consistent communication, his countless thoughtful ways of continuing to bring value. When it comes to marketing a listing, Dennis is a marketing tornado!!.. His digital presence, clever strategy, detailed preparation, and the number of ways he creates exposure blew me out of the water - beyond extraordinary!!!.. Everything is designed to give a client the greatest representation and exposure, producing consistent, powerful results. I appreciate how seriously Dennis takes his promises, ethics, communication, and follow-through. Love his honest and direct approach, strategic and incredibly generous knowledgeability. Couldn't speak more highly, recommend Dennis more relentlessly: anyone looking for a realtor could not find a professional who works as relentlessly, thinks so many steps ahead, and genuinely invests in the people he represents!! 🙌
Sold faster than I expected.
Dennis Mark did an outstanding job selling my home in Howell, NJ. From the very beginning, he was professional, honest, and extremely knowledgeable about the local market. He made the entire process smooth and stress-free, always keeping me updated and answering every question quickly. His marketing strategy and attention to detail really paid off — my home generated strong interest right away and sold faster than I expected. Dennis truly went above and beyond to make sure everything stayed on track from listing to closing. If you're looking for a realtor who is hardworking, straightforward, responsive, and genuinely cares about his clients, I highly recommend Dennis Mark. He's an expert at what he does and I couldn't be happier with the experience.
He doesn't sugar coat things.
Dennis and his team went above and beyond!! I live across country and they previewed multiple houses for a short term rental I needed while searching for the "forever" home to buy. Dennis always responses to my call / texts and answers my questions with extensive knowledge. He has saved me ALOT of money by guiding me and using his vast knowledge of why a house may not be right for my family's needs. He doesn't sugar coat things and explains the area, market, prices with complete honesty. He even talked me out of a home with a possible huge commission and recommended he work harder to find us the right home! If you are searching for ANY home in NJ or need advice. Dennis is your man!
His dedication and work ethic are truly unmatched.
I would like to express my wholehearted gratitude to Dennis Mark Interdonato for his exceptional dedication, professionalism, and unwavering support throughout both the sale of our previous home and the purchase of our new one. Selling a home can be stressful on its own, but navigating the complexities and challenges of our new home purchase took the experience to another level. Dennis handled every obstacle with remarkable patience, persistence, and expertise. His calm demeanor, clear communication, and strategic problem-solving were instrumental in ensuring that everything came together successfully. What truly sets Dennis apart is his genuine commitment to his clients. He went above and beyond to advocate for us, often working tirelessly behind the scenes to find solutions when situations seemed impossible. His professionalism and integrity never wavered, and he always made us feel confident that we were in the best hands possible. Thanks to Dennis's hard work and determination, we not only sold our home smoothly but were also able to secure the home of our dreams — an outcome that would not have been possible without his guidance. I wholeheartedly recommend Dennis Mark Interdonato to anyone seeking a realtor who is not only exceptionally skilled but also deeply committed to his clients' success. His dedication and work ethic are truly unmatched.
A terrific voice and incredibly helpful.
Dennis was a great support through the whole process -- from site visits to offers to negotiations to closing. He was a terrific voice and incredibly helpful during what can be a very stressful time -- weighing in on all the pros and cons, plus his deep knowledge of the housing industry was vital for me when making such a large life decision. I recommend working with Dennis
Dennis goes all out for the people he serves.
I met Dennis Mark Interdonato through our NADP professional networking group, and we hit it off right away. It was clear from our first conversation that he takes his work seriously. His presentations are always on point, and I've been equally impressed by the way he interacts with clients and his team of professionals. Dennis goes all out for the people he serves and doesn't shy away from challenging issues. He brings the kind of care and attention that helps keep closings moving smoothly and works toward the best possible outcome for his clients. I'm glad to know him and would confidently recommend connecting with him.
He's a friend to me now.
Dennis is not just a realtor to me , he is compassionate and cares about people. He is always willing to listen and help even after ! He's a friend to me now. I recommended him to anyone that wants a trustworthy good person on their side !
57 Google reviews as of October 2026. Read them all on Dennis Mark’s Google Business Profile.
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