For
Move-Up Sellers
Selling in Brick and buying your next home at the same time? You get one plan for both sides: what yours sells for, what you can buy, and two closings lined up so you move once.
Realtor® · Master CDRE®
Dennis Mark Interdonato: Brick, NJ Realtor for Move-Up, Waterfront and Luxury Homes
His team office is in Brick, and since 2024 he has sold more homes in Brick than in any other town.
Brick Township, Ocean County, NJ
Dennis Mark Interdonato is a Realtor® and Master CDRE® who leads The Dennis Mark Group at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, with the team office at 44 Princeton Ave in Brick. He has spent the last two years building his business in Brick, and since January 2024 he has sold more homes in Brick Township than in any other town. He was named Brick Chamber of Commerce - Rookie of the Year, 2026.
Most of his clients are making a move: selling one home and buying the next, often at the same time, or selling at the Shore to move out of the area. Brick gives them plenty to choose from, from lagoon homes off Barnegat Bay to houses on the Metedeconk River and neighborhoods well inland. A growing share of his business is luxury homes, at $850,000 and up.
He brings a builder’s background to every sale. He has been in construction since 2003, including years building and remodeling New Jersey homes, so he walks a Brick house the way a builder does, and he knows who to call when something needs fixing before it lists.
How Dennis Mark Helps Brick Homeowners
Selling and Buying at the Same Time: For Move-Up Sellers
For
Sellers Moving Out
Leaving Brick for another state or another part of New Jersey? He and his team handle the prep, the repairs and the showings, and you hear about every milestone while you get on with the move.
For
Waterfront Owners
Lagoon, bay and river homes get their dock rights, bulkhead, flood zone and elevation paperwork sorted out before they list, or before you make an offer.
For
Luxury Buyers and Sellers
He holds Keller Williams Luxury agent status, an earned production status inside Keller Williams, and brings its marketing reach to Brick homes at $850,000 and up.
Brick Township
Where Dennis Mark Works In Brick
The township: Brick Township, Ocean County, ZIP codes 08723 and 08724. “Brick” and “Brick Township” are the same place. Some 08724 addresses are in Wall Township, so check the town on the property record.
On the bay, the river and the lagoons: Shore Acres, Baywood, Seawood Harbor, Cherry Quay, Bay Harbor, Midstreams, Breton Woods and Cedarcroft.
On the barrier island: Normandy Beach, between the ocean and the bay.
Through the middle and north of town: Laurelton, Herbertsville, Drum Point, Lake Riviera and Riviera Beach.
Places people search by: Barnegat Bay, the Metedeconk River, Kettle Creek, Windward Beach, Traders Cove Marina, Brick’s three ocean beaches on Route 35, the Route 70 and Route 88 corridors, and Garden State Parkway Exit 91.
Next door: Point Pleasant, Bay Head, Mantoloking, Toms River and Lakewood in Ocean County, and Brielle, Wall and Howell in Monmouth County. See Brick and Point Pleasant side by side.
Market Snapshot
Brick Township Real Estate September 2026
Median sale price, September
$529,500
Down 0.1% from September 2025
Homes sold, September
100
99 in September 2025
Median sale price, 2026 so far
$520,000
798 homes have sold this year, with the median up 1.0% from last year
Homes for sale in September
274
246 in September 2025
Median days on market
16 days
For homes sold in September
Months of supply
3.0 months
How long the homes for sale would last at the current pace of sales
Source: MOMLS (Monmouth Ocean Multiple Listing Service), Market Summary, Residential, September 2026, pulled October 5, 2026. Residential sales reported to the MLS; deemed reliable but not guaranteed. These are MLS figures, not Dennis Mark’s own. For what your home could sell for today, ask for a home value.
Why Dennis Mark
Why Brick Homeowners Choose Him
- His team office is here. The Dennis Mark Group works from 44 Princeton Ave in Brick, and his brokerage is next door in Point Pleasant.
- Brick is his busiest town. Since January 2024 he has sold 10 homes in Brick Township, more than in any other town.
- Priced to pull buyers in. On a Brick listing that closed in October 2026, the sellers let him list at $449,900, under what he believed the home was worth. It drew multiple offers, the deal came together within about a week and a half, and the home sold for about $500,000.
- The town knows him. He was named Brick Chamber of Commerce - Rookie of the Year, 2026, and his podcast, Hometown Hustle, puts local small businesses in the spotlight.
- Sellers see the numbers first. Every seller gets a full market evaluation (recent sales, his own read, a recommended list price and a written marketing plan) before signing anything.
- His listings sell over asking. 14 of his 17 listings in the 12 months to September 30, 2026 sold over asking.
- His sales move faster than the county. His 26 sales in those 12 months averaged 28 days on market, against a 43-day Ocean County average.
- He reads a house like a builder. In construction since 2003, he can tell you what a buyer’s inspector is likely to find before the inspector does.
As he puts it: “One great thing about Brick is that it has a little bit of everything.”
Waterfront
Brick Waterfront: What He Checks First
“The one thing about Brick that people don’t realize is that it has a lot more waterfront than expected,” Dennis Mark says. Much of it sits in lagoon neighborhoods off Barnegat Bay and Kettle Creek, and along the Metedeconk River. Before a Brick waterfront home lists, or before his buyer makes an offer, he checks five things:
- The dock rights. In New Jersey, a dock over tidal water usually needs a tidelands grant, lease or license from the state, plus permits for the dock itself. He confirms what the home has before anyone counts on the dock.
- The bulkhead. How old it is, what it’s made of, and what an inspection by a bulkhead contractor says.
- The flood zone and elevation. The FEMA flood zone, the elevation certificate if there is one, and the home’s flood insurance history.
- The town’s file. Whether the town has a substantial damage or elevation requirement on file for the home. He asks through a public records (OPRA) request.
- Both insurance policies. Homeowners insurance and flood insurance are separate policies, and the wind and named-storm coverage is worth reading line by line with an insurance broker who knows shore homes.
Sellers get those answers into the listing, so they don’t surprise a buyer during inspections. See Waterfront Homes.
Top Seller Questions In Brick
How fast are homes selling in Brick?
The market snapshot on this page updates each month from the MLS. In September 2026, the Brick homes that sold spent a median of 16 days on the market, 100 homes sold, and 274 were for sale, about 3 months of supply. Your street and price range can move faster or slower, which is why his plan starts with a market evaluation of your home.
What is my Brick home worth?
Brick’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $520,000, up from $515,000 in the same months of 2025. That’s the whole township, from condos to waterfront homes, so your home’s number comes from its own comparable sales. Dennis Mark’s market evaluation covers those sales, his read of the home, a recommended list price and the marketing plan. What’s My Home Worth?
Can I sell my Brick home and buy the next one at the same time?
Yes, and most of his clients do. His usual plan uses about 60 days from the end of attorney review to line up both deals, often closing on the same day: your sale in the morning, your purchase in the afternoon. Your lender confirms what you can carry. Selling and Buying at the Same Time
Which repairs should I make before I sell in Brick?
Only the ones that pay you back. Because he built and remodeled homes, he walks the house with you, tells you which fixes buyers will pay for and which they won’t, and can line up the trades.
I’m moving out of state. Can I sell my Brick home from there?
Yes. He and his team handle the showings, the repairs and the paperwork, and you hear about every milestone from listing to closing wherever you are.
Top Buyer Questions In Brick
How much are property taxes in Brick?
For tax year 2025, the average residential tax bill in Brick Township was $8,093. The effective tax rate was 1.575, or about $1.58 per $100 of market value. Any one home’s bill depends on its assessment. Source: NJ Division of Taxation.
How do I check a Brick home’s flood zone?
Look up the address on FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center, then ask for the elevation certificate and the flood insurance history. Dennis Mark can pull the flood zone for any home you’re considering.
Does Brick have ocean beaches?
Yes. The township runs three ocean beaches on Route 35 North, on the barrier island across Barnegat Bay, with season badges and lifeguards in summer. Windward Beach on Princeton Avenue is a bayfront park, where swimming isn’t permitted. Source: Township of Brick.
What school district serves Brick?
Brick Township Public Schools. Its two high schools are Brick Memorial High School and Brick Township High School.
How do Brick commuters get to New York?
By bus: NJ TRANSIT Route 137 and Academy run to New York from the Brick Park and Ride at Garden State Parkway Exit 91. Brick has no train station; the closest are Point Pleasant Beach and Bay Head on the North Jersey Coast Line.
Dennis Mark InterdonatoMaster CDRE®REALTOR®
The Record
Proof You Can Check
- 10 homes sold in Brick Township since January 2024, his most of any town
- 14 of 17 listings sold over asking in the 12 months to September 30, 2026
- 28 days average on market, against a 43-day Ocean County average
- Nearly $50 million in homes sold since 2020. 119 lifestyles elevated.
- Brick Chamber of Commerce - Rookie of the Year, 2026
- RealTrends Verified, top 1.5% of Realtors in the nation, 2026
Sales figures are from Flexmls (MLS). Brick sales since January 1, 2024 and sales since 2020 were checked October 17, 2026, plus his Brick closing of October 23, 2026; listings over asking and days on market cover the 12 months to September 30, 2026. Every home and every sale is different, and past sales don’t predict what any one home will sell for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the best realtor in Brick, NJ?
That’s your call, so here’s what to weigh. Dennis Mark Interdonato leads The Dennis Mark Group from its team office at 44 Princeton Ave in Brick, with Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living. Since January 2024 he has sold more homes in Brick than in any other town, 14 of his 17 listings in the 12 months to September 30, 2026 sold over asking, and he was named Brick Chamber of Commerce - Rookie of the Year, 2026. Read his reviews and decide for yourself.
Does Dennis Mark have an office in Brick?
Yes. The Dennis Mark Group’s team office is at 44 Princeton Ave, Suites C and D, Brick, NJ 08724. His brokerage, Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, is at 1513 Richmond Ave in Point Pleasant, (732) 598-2672.
What should I know before selling a waterfront home in Brick?
That buyers will ask about the dock rights, the bulkhead, the flood zone and the elevation certificate. Dennis Mark gathers those answers before your home lists, so they’re in the listing instead of coming up during inspections.
Is there a luxury realtor in Brick, NJ?
Dennis Mark holds Keller Williams Luxury agent status, an earned production status inside Keller Williams, and works with luxury buyers and sellers, at $850,000 and up, in Brick and throughout New Jersey. Luxury Homes
Is Point Pleasant part of Brick?
No. Point Pleasant became its own borough in 1920, when it separated from Brick Township, and the two have been neighbors ever since. Brick vs. Point Pleasant, side by side
Does Dennis Mark only work in Brick?
No. Brick and Point Pleasant are home base. He works with buyers and sellers throughout New Jersey, with Monmouth and Ocean County as his main area. Where We Work
What Clients Say
Word for word from Dennis Mark’s Google reviews, from clients across New Jersey.
Janet M.
“Upon meeting Dennis, right away you felt like you were talking to a friend who totally had your best interest at heart. At first, we were not ready to list our home due to our new home was not finished with construction. Dennis checked in with us frequently for status of our new home and just to say hi which was great as his personality is one you just can't help but love. Dennis knew the right price point to bring in buyers and he was spot on with everything. We listed our home and within a week we had 37 offers! We closed within 30 days with no issues whatsoever. ...”
Google review, seller
Michelle C.
“Dennis is an absolute pleasure to work with. He was always available to answer any of our questions and was a huge asset in navigating us through the process of both selling our home and buying our new one. Your marketing strategies, negotiation skills and attention to detail made the process easy, and we couldn't be happier. Thank you for everything!”
Google review, sold and bought
Catherine P.
“Dennis Mark presented a strategy that sold our home within a week. From start to finish he was professional, and helpful during every step. He got us the sale price we were hoping for. We truly appreciated his expertise and absolutely recommend him.”
Google review, seller
Thinking About a Move in Brick? Contact Us Below
Ask about your home, your street or your timing, and Dennis Mark will get back to you. Prefer to keep reading? See living in Brick or how he sells homes.
Sources: Dennis Mark’s sales figures are from Flexmls (MLS): homes sold in Brick Township since January 1, 2024 and sales since 2020, checked October 17, 2026, plus his October 23, 2026 Brick closing (list price and offer dates from his listing records; sale price his figure, rounded); listings sold over asking, closed sales and days on market, with the Ocean County average, for the 12 months to September 30, 2026. Brick market figures: MOMLS (Monmouth Ocean Multiple Listing Service) Market Summary, Residential, September 2026. Property taxes: NJ Division of Taxation, 2025 Average Residential Statistics and 2025 General Tax Rates. Beaches: Township of Brick. Commuter buses: NJ Turnpike Authority. Brick Chamber of Commerce - Rookie of the Year, 2026, presented October 8, 2026. Photos: Windward Beach by Working Classy (Flickr, CC BY 2.0); the Beaton boatyard workshop by Doug Davey (Flickr, CC BY 2.0); Windward Beach on the Metedeconk River by Barnegatbaypartnership (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0). The waterfront checklist is general information, not legal, survey or insurance advice.
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