Freehold Township runs from townhomes to homes on an acre, so moving up can mean more house, more land or both. The hard part is the timing: selling yours for the most it will bring while you secure the next one.
Dennis Mark Interdonato grew up next door in Howell, has done business all over Freehold Township, and leads The Dennis Mark Group at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living. Before you list, you get his pre-listing package: who he is, an intake form about what matters most to you, and a market evaluation slide deck that prices your home by its condition against the homes it will compete with. It plans for the market you’re about to sell in, not the one you’re in today.
Then one written plan covers both sides. His usual plan uses about 60 days from the end of attorney review to line up the sale and the purchase, often closing both on the same day. Offers above market value on his listings must cover any appraisal gap up front, so a low appraisal can’t undo the sale your purchase depends on. If a bridge loan comes up, he’ll only suggest one when you can carry it for an extra 30 days and know the cost up front; your lender confirms the numbers.
Freehold Township’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $720,000, up from $686,000 in the same months of 2025, and in September the homes that sold spent a median of 20 days on the market. Freehold Borough sits inside the township and shares the 07728 ZIP code, so the property record, not the mailing address, says which town a home is in.
In his words: “We always plan for the market that we’re going to be in.” See Selling and Buying at the Same Time, or Howell and Freehold Township side by side.