In September 2026, the Point Pleasant homes that sold spent a median of 9 days on the market. In a market that fast, a listing needs its price, its photos, its video and its open house plan ready on day one, because the first impression is most of the marketing.
Dennis Mark Interdonato, the number 1 agent at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living in closed volume and homes sold in 2025, builds that plan from his brokerage on Richmond Avenue. He pushes for the more competitive price point against the homes yours will compete with, so buyers see it first.
From there, the launch is built around the home: social campaigns like the top five reasons to buy this house, an area lifestyle video, a blog post about the listing sent to local media, newsletters to his network of past clients and referral partners, mailers inviting the neighbors to a preview hour, and calls to top buyer agents before the first open house. His marketing lead runs the content, and his transaction coordinator sends you milestone emails at every step.
Point Pleasant has seen it work. In 2026 he sold a luxury home here for a seller who was moving out of state, and her review, below, describes multiple offers within five days. Across his 17 listings in the 12 months to September 30, 2026, 14 sold over asking.
His rule on pricing: “We do not want to be the fourth house out of five houses that all look the same and are all listed around the same price point.” See how he sells homes, Zillow Showcase and Homes.com.
