A Freehold Township listing competes with everything from townhomes to homes on an acre, and buyers compare them side by side online before they ever visit. Good marketing makes yours the one they come to see first.
Dennis Mark Interdonato grew up next door in Howell and has done business all over Freehold Township, with sales here since 2024 up to $850,000. On a one-of-a-kind $1,200,000 home with a Freehold mailing address on the Howell border, he ran a full marketing push: a broker open house for local agents, then a first-weekend open house that brought a steady stream of buyers over two days. Offers came in below the asking price within days. He called the buyers’ agents, told them the first one to the asking price would get the house, and had a full-price offer within the hour.
Every listing starts the same way: a market evaluation slide deck that prices the home by condition, a market trends report, a report on where buyers are coming from, and a strategic marketing plan. Then the launch is matched to the home, from photos, video and drone to a Coming Soon campaign, a twilight open house, Homes.com and Zillow Showcase.
Freehold Township’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $720,000, and in September the homes that sold spent a median of 20 days on the market. His team keeps a listing moving through all of it: a marketing lead runs the social media and content, and a transaction coordinator sends you milestone emails at every step.
In his words: “It’s not always about how much money they’re walking away with. It’s the transparency in knowing what the numbers are at the closing table.” See how he sells homes.