In Brick, a home at $850,000 and up sits well above the township’s median sale price, which was $520,000 for 2026 through September. Fewer buyers shop at that price, so the home has to be priced on real data and presented like it costs what it costs.
Dennis Mark Interdonato holds Keller Williams Luxury agent status, an earned production status inside Keller Williams that has to be re-earned with luxury sales every year. It puts his listings in front of Keller Williams’ luxury referral network and marketing, which reach well past Ocean County. He leads The Dennis Mark Group from its team office on Princeton Avenue in Brick, the town where he has sold more homes since 2024 than anywhere else.
Since 2024 he has closed luxury sales, at $850,000 and up, in Howell and Point Pleasant, both next door to Brick, and in Freehold Township, including his highest-priced sale in that time, in Howell.
A luxury listing with him gets professional photography, video and drone, social media ads, an invited twilight open house filmed for more marketing, a preview hour for the neighbors before the public open house, and an upgrades list that shows buyers the brand-name finishes. On a waterfront home, he gathers the dock, bulkhead and flood paperwork before the first showing.
As he puts it: “Most luxury sellers expect the realtor to have a full-on plan on day one, complete with explanations, statistics and a timeline.” See Luxury Homes.