Point Pleasant’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $777,500, so a home at $850,000 and up sits not far above the middle of the market here. At that level, the price has to come from the right comparable sales, and the launch has to set the home apart from the ones around it.
Dennis Mark Interdonato holds Keller Williams Luxury agent status, an earned production status inside Keller Williams, and works from Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living at 1513 Richmond Ave in Point Pleasant, where he was the number 1 agent in closed volume and homes sold in 2025. In 2026 he closed a luxury sale in Point Pleasant, at $850,000 and up, for a seller who was moving out of state. Her review is below.
His luxury listings get more video and social media promotion, with reach ads and retargeting that bring interested buyers back to the listing, and a twilight open house for invited guests, filmed by a media crew so the night becomes more marketing. Inside, buyers find music playing, the home’s own video on the TV, a greeter at the door and a printed upgrades list of its brand-name finishes.
His Keller Williams Luxury status adds a luxury referral network and marketing that reaches well past Ocean County. Before any of it, sellers get his pre-listing package and market evaluation, so the price conversation starts from the numbers.
As he puts it: “It’s not just another high-priced home on the market. This is a home being advertised at a luxury price point in a luxurious way.” See Luxury Homes.
