About us
Where we work
Monmouth and Ocean counties, New Jersey. Not a national footprint, a real one.
Our office
NextHome Shore Success is licensed and headquartered at 1330 Laurel Ave, Suite 204, Sea Girt, NJ 08750. Broker/Owner Rob Canfield is based in the Brick area and has extensive experience in Ocean and Monmouth County real estate.
Monmouth County
Including Wall Township, Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Spring Lake Heights, Belmar, Manasquan, Brielle, Howell, Freehold Borough and Township, Allenwood and the surrounding municipalities.
Ocean County
Including Brick Township, Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant Beach, Toms River, Jackson, Manchester, Whiting, Bay Head, Lavallette, Berkeley, Lacey and the surrounding municipalities.
Outside our area
If you are buying or selling outside Monmouth and Ocean counties, tell us anyway. Through the NextHome network we can connect you with a brokerage that knows that market properly, which is better for you than us working somewhere we do not know.
Guides by town
Our community guides cover geography, housing stock, utilities, transportation and local due-diligence items for the municipalities we work in most.
Narrow your search by the way you will use a home
Monmouth and Ocean counties provide the geographic starting point. Your shortlist should be more specific: the property type, usable space, outdoor area, layout, and everyday destinations that matter to you. Two homes in the same town can meet those needs very differently. A town name alone does not tell you whether a particular property fits.
Compare places with a consistent set of questions
Choose the same practical questions for each area you consider. How would you use the rooms? What storage do you need? Which regular trips would you want to try for yourself? Would the outdoor space suit the way you expect to maintain and enjoy it? Keep the answers tied to your own preferences and the features you can observe or verify.
Use our community guides to organize your initial research, then note the details that require a closer look at an individual address. If you are comparing several towns, a buyer consultation can help turn that research into a manageable search brief.
For a property you already own
A seller's comparison starts with the home itself. Explain its layout, condition, updates, and any features that make a simple town-wide comparison less useful. A similar address is only one part of a meaningful comparison. Begin with a property-specific seller consultation, or contact the office about a location outside our usual service area so we can discuss an appropriate next step.