Sea Girt, New Jersey · Serving Monmouth & Ocean counties

About us

A locally led brokerage

NextHome Shore Success is based in Sea Girt and serves clients and real estate professionals throughout Monmouth and Ocean counties. Decisions get made here.

Who we are

NextHome Shore Success is an independently owned and operated NextHome franchise, licensed as a New Jersey real estate brokerage and headquartered at 1330 Laurel Ave, Suite 204 in Sea Girt. Broker/Owner Rob Canfield is based in the Brick area and has extensive experience in Ocean and Monmouth County real estate.

We are part of a national franchise brand, which gives our agents technology, marketing systems and referral reach. We are not a branch of a corporation. The person who owns this brokerage answers the phone.

Humans Over Houses®

That is NextHome's trademark, and it is a reasonable summary of how this office operates. A transaction is a person's housing, their savings and often a difficult stretch of their life. We would rather tell you a house is overpriced, or that now is not your moment to sell, than close something that does not serve you.

What we do

  • Represent buyers and sellers of residential property in Monmouth and Ocean counties
  • Provide comparative market analyses and listing marketing
  • Coordinate with attorneys, lenders, title companies and inspectors through closing
  • Recruit, train and support licensed New Jersey real estate agents
  • Provide real estate career and licensing information, including Career Night sessions

Where we work

Monmouth and Ocean counties. See our service area and the community guides.

What we will not claim

You will not find sales volume, transaction counts, market share, award claims or review totals on this website unless they are verified and current. We would rather publish nothing than publish a number we cannot substantiate.

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