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Sellers Moving Out
Selling here and moving out of state? He ran one Point Pleasant luxury sale start to finish while the seller moved away. Her review is below.
Realtor® · Master CDRE®
Dennis Mark Interdonato: Point Pleasant, NJ Realtor for Move-Up, Waterfront and Luxury Homes
His brokerage, Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, is on Richmond Avenue in Point Pleasant, where he has done business since 2020.
Borough of Point Pleasant, Ocean County, NJ
Dennis Mark Interdonato is a Realtor® and Master CDRE® who leads The Dennis Mark Group at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, 1513 Richmond Ave in Point Pleasant. He has done business in Point Pleasant since 2020, and in 2026 he closed a luxury sale here for a seller who was moving out of state.
Point Pleasant is a borough of about 3.5 square miles on the Manasquan River, cut in two by the Point Pleasant Canal, with river beaches of its own and the ocean next door in Point Pleasant Beach and Bay Head. It and Brick are the two waterfront towns he works most.
Most of his clients are making a move: selling one home and buying the next, or selling at the Shore to move somewhere new. A growing share of his business is luxury homes, at $850,000 and up. And because he has been in construction since 2003, older shore homes and additions don’t rattle him.
How Dennis Mark Helps Point Pleasant Owners
How He Sells Homes: For Sellers Moving Out
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Move-Up Sellers
Selling in Point Pleasant and buying the next home? One written plan covers both, from the price of yours to the timing of two closings.
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River and Canal Homes
Homes on the Manasquan River, the canal and Beaverdam Creek get their dock rights, bulkhead and flood paperwork in order before they list or before you offer.
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Luxury Sellers
Luxury listings get the full launch: professional photography, video and drone, a twilight open house, and Keller Williams Luxury marketing reach.
Point Pleasant
Where Dennis Mark Works In Point Pleasant
The borough: Point Pleasant, Ocean County, ZIP code 08742. It’s a separate borough from Point Pleasant Beach, though both use 08742, so check the town on the property record. Until 1956 the post office here was called West Point Pleasant, and some people still use the name.
Neighborhoods: Lovelandtown, the borough’s first settlement, by the canal and Bay Head; Bay Head Shores, with bay and lagoon homes west of the canal; Sunshine Harbor, where Beaverdam Creek meets the bay; and the Riverfront Park section on the Manasquan River.
Places people search by: the Manasquan River, the Point Pleasant Canal and its Route 88 and Lovelandtown bridges, Beaverdam Creek, Riverfront Park, Richmond Avenue and Bridge Avenue, and Jenkinson’s Boardwalk next door in Point Pleasant Beach.
Next door: Brick, Point Pleasant Beach and Bay Head in Ocean County. See Brick and Point Pleasant side by side.
Market Snapshot
Point Pleasant Real Estate September 2026
Median sale price, September
$850,000
Up 23.6% from September 2025
Homes sold, September
23
25 in September 2025
Median sale price, 2026 so far
$777,500
159 homes have sold this year, with the median up 4.8% from last year
Homes for sale in September
65
52 in September 2025
Median days on market
9 days
For homes sold in September
Months of supply
3.6 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 Point Pleasant Homeowners Choose Him
- His brokerage is here. Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living is at 1513 Richmond Ave, and he has done business in Point Pleasant since 2020.
- A luxury sale, start to finish. In 2026, for a seller who was moving out of state.
- His brokerage’s top agent. He was the number 1 agent at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living in closed volume and homes sold in 2025.
- Sellers see the numbers first. A full market evaluation and a written marketing plan come before anything is signed.
- 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.
- A team behind him. A marketing lead and a transaction coordinator keep the details moving, so nothing waits on one person.
As he puts it: “Point Pleasant is one of the most sought-after towns in the state.”
Waterfront
River, Canal and Creek: His Checklist
Point Pleasant’s water comes in three kinds: the Manasquan River along the north side of town, the Point Pleasant Canal through the middle, and Beaverdam Creek and the bay at the south end. Whichever one a home sits on, Dennis Mark gets these answered first for any waterfront home he lists or shows:
- Can the dock stay? Over tidal water, New Jersey usually requires a tidelands grant, lease or license from the state, plus permits for the dock itself. He confirms what the home holds.
- How old is the bulkhead? Its age and material, and what a bulkhead contractor’s inspection finds.
- What does FEMA say? The flood zone, the elevation certificate if there is one, and the flood insurance history. The borough links its flood resources on its Flood Hazard Information page.
- What’s on file at Borough Hall? Any substantial damage or elevation requirement for the home, found through a public records (OPRA) request.
- Which policies does it need? Homeowners and flood insurance are two separate policies, and wind and named-storm coverage deserve a close read with an insurance broker who knows shore homes.
In his words: “It’s my job to give them the information so that they can make the right decision.” See Waterfront Homes.
Top Seller Questions In Point Pleasant
How fast are homes selling in Point Pleasant?
The market snapshot on this page updates each month from the MLS. In September 2026, the Point Pleasant homes that sold spent a median of 9 days on the market, 23 homes sold, and 65 were for sale.
What is my Point Pleasant home worth?
Point Pleasant’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $777,500, up from $742,000 in the same months of 2025. A riverfront home and a house on an inland street are different markets, so your number comes from your home’s own comparable sales. What’s My Home Worth?
Can I sell my Point Pleasant home after I’ve moved away?
Yes. He and his team handle the showings, the repairs and the paperwork, and you hear about every milestone wherever you are. His Point Pleasant luxury sale in 2026 was for a seller who was moving out of state.
Can I sell and buy at the same time?
Yes, and most of his clients do. He traces the whole chain before an offer is accepted: if your buyer has a home to sell, he finds out whether their buyer does too, so the timing holds. Selling and Buying at the Same Time
My home is older. Should I update it before listing?
Sometimes. He has built and remodeled New Jersey homes, so he’ll tell you which updates buyers in Point Pleasant pay for and which ones they don’t, and he can line up the trades.
Top Buyer Questions In Point Pleasant
How much are property taxes in Point Pleasant?
For tax year 2025, the average residential tax bill in Point Pleasant was $9,767. The effective tax rate was 1.437, lower than Brick’s 1.575. Any one home’s bill depends on its assessment. Source: NJ Division of Taxation.
Does Point Pleasant have a beach?
It has two river beaches on the Manasquan River, Maxson Avenue Beach and River Avenue Beach, with borough badges. The ocean beaches and Jenkinson’s Boardwalk are next door in Point Pleasant Beach, with Bay Head’s beaches to the south.
What schools serve Point Pleasant?
The Point Pleasant School District: Nellie F. Bennett and Ocean Road elementary schools, Memorial Middle School and Point Pleasant Borough High School.
Can I take the train to New York from Point Pleasant?
Yes, from next door. NJ TRANSIT’s North Jersey Coast Line stops at Point Pleasant Beach and Bay Head. Many trips change at Long Branch, and some run straight through to New York.
Is Point Pleasant the same as Point Pleasant Beach?
No. They’re two separate boroughs with their own governments and school districts that share the 08742 ZIP code, so always check the town on the property record.
Dennis Mark InterdonatoMaster CDRE®REALTOR®
The Record
Proof You Can Check
- A luxury sale in Point Pleasant in 2026, at $850,000 and up
- Number 1 agent at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living in closed volume and homes sold, 2025
- 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.
- RealTrends Verified, top 1.5% of Realtors in the nation, 2026
Sales figures are from Flexmls (MLS). The Point Pleasant sale and sales since 2020 were checked October 17, 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 Point Pleasant, NJ?
That’s your call, so here’s what to weigh. Dennis Mark Interdonato works from Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living at 1513 Richmond Ave in Point Pleasant, where he was the brokerage’s number 1 agent in closed volume and homes sold in 2025. He closed a luxury sale in Point Pleasant in 2026, and 14 of his 17 listings in the 12 months to September 30, 2026 sold over asking. Read his reviews and decide for yourself.
Where is Dennis Mark’s office in Point Pleasant?
Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, 1513 Richmond Ave, Point Pleasant, NJ 08742, (732) 598-2672. His team, The Dennis Mark Group, also has an office at 44 Princeton Ave in Brick.
Does he work in Point Pleasant Beach and Bay Head too?
Yes. He works Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant Beach, Bay Head, Manasquan and Brielle, along with the rest of Ocean and Monmouth County and homes throughout New Jersey.
Who can help me sell my Point Pleasant home and move out of state?
Dennis Mark has done it for sellers across New Jersey, including one in Point Pleasant: he and his team run the sale while you move, and you hear about every milestone. Read what she said, below.
Should I buy in Brick or Point Pleasant?
It depends on your budget, the water you want and how you’ll get around. Here are the two side by side, on prices, taxes, beaches and trains.
Does Dennis Mark only work in Point Pleasant?
No. Point Pleasant and Brick 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 Zillow and Google reviews, from clients across New Jersey.
Sandra T.
“Selling my Point Pleasant home with Dennis Mark Interdonato was an exceptional experience from start to finish. His marketing strategy was superb, generating multiple offers within just five days of hitting the market. Dennis’s attention to detail, professionalism, and deep understanding of the local market made the entire process smooth and stress-free. He was a great buffer who took care of the process and allowed me to move out of state and not stress about the details of my home sale. If you want a realtor who truly knows how to position your home for success, Dennis is the one. Seriously. Highly recommended.”
Zillow review, luxury home sale in Point Pleasant
Diane T.
“I was living out of state during the process of selling my home. Dennis helped me out time and again in getting my house ready for sale, arranging for repairs to be made and helping me with some last minute details (furniture) that needed attending to. I had virtually no stress and I attribute it to working with Dennis Mark Interdonato.”
Google review, out-of-state seller
G.S.
“I can't say enough good stuff about Dennis! He deserves TEN starts, not 5! We listed our house with him and he was very professional from the very beginning, and throughout the entire sale process. He listed our house based on the comps in our area and we sold fairly quickly, above asking price! ...”
Google review, sold and bought
Thinking About a Move in Point Pleasant? 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 Point Pleasant or how he sells homes.
Sources: Dennis Mark’s sales figures are from Flexmls (MLS): the Point Pleasant sale and sales since 2020, checked October 17, 2026; listings sold over asking, closed sales and days on market, with the Ocean County average, for the 12 months to September 30, 2026. Point Pleasant 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. Borough facts, beaches and the canal: Borough of Point Pleasant. Schools: Point Pleasant School District. Trains: NJ TRANSIT North Jersey Coast Line timetable. Number 1 agent at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, 2025: Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living. Photos: the Lovelandtown Bridge by Mr. Matté (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0); the Victorian house by Dougtone (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0), a photo of a home, not a Point Pleasant home. The waterfront checklist is general information, not legal, survey or insurance advice.
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