Moving up from a Point Pleasant home can mean buying the next one nearby, or selling at the Shore to start somewhere new. Both take an agent who can time two deals, or run a sale after you’ve already gone.
Dennis Mark Interdonato works from Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living at 1513 Richmond Ave in Point Pleasant, has done business in the borough since 2020, and was the brokerage’s number 1 agent in closed volume and homes sold in 2025. Most of his clients are making a move. In 2026 he sold a Point Pleasant luxury home for a seller who was moving out of state, and ran the sale start to finish while she moved away.
Homes here move fast. In September 2026, the Point Pleasant homes that sold spent a median of 9 days on the market, and the borough’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $777,500. So before an offer is accepted, he traces the whole chain: if your buyer has a home to sell, he finds out whether their buyer does too, so the timing holds for your purchase.
From there, about 60 days from the end of attorney review is his usual window to line up both deals, often closing on the same day. Offers above market value on his listings must cover any appraisal gap up front. And if you’re moving away first, he and his team handle the repairs, the showings and the paperwork, and you hear about every milestone wherever you are.
In his words: “We have to figure out how big the snowball gets, and where it lands. All of that is done before offers are even accepted.” See Selling and Buying at the Same Time.