My First Two Months as a Homes.com Member Agent, by the Numbers

In my first two months as a Homes.com member agent, the views on my listings and profile more than doubled, from 257,069 to 575,401 on my Homes.com dashboard. I'm Dennis Mark Interdonato, I lead The Dennis Mark Group at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, and I joined Homes.com as a member agent in August 2026. I like to show my work, so here are the numbers as of October 27, 2026, what each one means, and what they don't mean.

Where did the numbers start?

When I joined, my Homes.com account executive sent me a baseline. Over the past few years, my listings had 257,069 total property views, 4,151 engaged buyers and 2,078 top-of-search appearances on Homes.com.

A few things on that baseline were zero. My listings had 0 Matterport 3D tour views, 0 listing alerts and 0 email engagements. Those tools come with the membership, so before August 2026 they weren't working for me at all.

That baseline is the starting line for everything below. It covers years. The new numbers cover about two months on top of it.

What changed in the first two months?

As of October 27, 2026, on my Homes.com dashboard, the total views on my listings and agent profile reached 575,401. That's 572,790 consumer views and 2,611 views from other agents. The chart on the dashboard runs back to August 2022, and the line jumps after the membership started.

The baseline counted listings only, and today's total adds my profile. My profile page shows 249 views, so the profile is a small slice. Either way, the total more than doubled in about two months.

Here's the rest of the dashboard on the same date:

• Top of search results: 16,876, up from 2,078 at the baseline
• Alerts featuring me: 7,008, up from 0
• Emails featuring me: 2,565, up from 0
• Matterport views: 50, adding up to 1 hour and 9 minutes, up from 0
• Engaged buyer views: 5,729
• Views across the web: 32,763
• Favorites: 123, and shares: 57
• Sites my listings and I were featured on: 138

The first page of that sites list shows Facebook, Instagram, Meta, TikTok, ESPN, CNN, Fox Business, Fox News, MSN and MapQuest. Those are places a buyer might be reading the news or scrolling at night, and my listings showed up there.

Which listings drew the most views?

On my Homes.com dashboard, as of October 27, 2026, here's how the total views broke down by listing:

• 647 Colts Neck Rd in the Orchard Hills section of Freehold Township: 64,109
• 126C Farrington Ct in Leisure Village, Lakewood: 39,787
• 102 Canterbury Ln in Holiday Heights, Berkeley Township: 24,002
• 5 Hart Terrace in Tinton Falls: 2,026

647 Colts Neck Rd shows how the pieces add up on one home. Its 64,109 views include 12,282 display ad views and 6,719 top-of-search appearances. It also had 17 Matterport views and 32 floor plan views. That home has a full photo shoot, drone shots, a 3D tour and floor plans, so a buyer has a lot to look at once they click.

As of today, 647 Colts Neck Rd and 126C Farrington Ct are active. 102 Canterbury Ln and 5 Hart Terrace are under contract.

What do these numbers mean for a seller?

They mean more buyers saw the homes. A view isn't an offer, and a favorite isn't a showing. What the numbers measure is reach: how many times a listing was put in front of someone who might buy it.

Reach is the part of selling a home that I can control with marketing. Top of search puts a member listing above the rest of the results. Alerts and emails put it in front of buyers who saved a search. Display ads follow it across other websites. Each of those numbers went from small or zero to thousands in about two months.

I'm a former New Jersey home builder, and I've been building and renovating homes here since 2003. I look at marketing the way I look at a framing plan. I want to know what each piece does, and I want to see the measurements.

What don't the numbers tell you?

They don't tell you a price or a timeline, and I won't promise either. Price, condition and the first two weeks on the market decide how a home sells. Homes.com doesn't guarantee a sale, and neither does any website.

The numbers also count differently depending on where you look. The view counter on a public Homes.com listing page counts its own way. On October 27, 2026, the 647 Colts Neck Rd listing page showed 54,071 views while my dashboard showed 64,109 for the same home. That's why I always say "on my Homes.com dashboard" and give the date.

The numbers change every day, too. This is a snapshot from one morning. When I check the dashboard again, I'll post the new numbers with the new date.

Where should you go next?

If you want to know what the membership is before you look at what it did, start with What Is a Homes.com Member Agent? My Homes.com partner page lays out every tool in the membership, and some of my listings also get Zillow Showcase.

If your home is in or near Freehold, my Freehold Township page covers the town. I sell homes throughout New Jersey, with Monmouth and Ocean County as home base. If you want to see where your own home stands first, my home value page gives you a starting number.

Every listing I take gets this same marketing. Now you've seen what it did in two months.