Ocean County
Brick Township
Barnegat Bay frontage, established inland neighborhoods and one of the largest housing inventories in Ocean County.
Communities
Guides to the towns we work in
Real information about geography, housing stock, utilities, getting around and what to check before you buy or sell — then a live search when you are ready to look.
Ocean County
Toms River
Ocean County's seat, with a downtown business district, river and bay access, and housing that ranges from historic to newly built.
Ocean County
Point Pleasant
A year-round residential borough on the Manasquan River, next door to the beach and boardwalk of Point Pleasant Beach.
Monmouth County
Wall Township
A large, mostly residential township with highway access, open space and a mix of older and newer subdivisions.
Monmouth County
Sea Girt
A small oceanfront borough and the location of our brokerage office.
Monmouth County
Howell
One of Monmouth County's largest townships by land area, with wide lots, farm remnants and a broad range of price points.
Ocean County
Jackson
A large western Ocean County township with newer construction, wooded lots and easy access to Route 195 and the Turnpike.
Ocean County
Manchester & Whiting
Home to several of Ocean County's large age-restricted communities alongside conventional single-family neighborhoods.
Monmouth County
Freehold
Freehold Borough and Freehold Township — a historic downtown, regional shopping, and a wide spread of housing types.
Monmouth County
Monmouth County
Fifty-three municipalities from the Raritan Bayshore to the Manasquan River, including the northern shore towns.
Ocean County
Ocean County
Thirty-three municipalities along Barnegat Bay and the barrier island, plus a large inland and age-restricted market.
Fair housing
These guides describe geography, housing stock, infrastructure and general market considerations only. We do not describe or rank communities by the characteristics of the people who live in them, and we do not comment on safety, schools as a proxy for anything, or who would or would not 'fit' somewhere. All information is believed accurate but is not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify anything material to their decision — including taxes, flood zones, utilities, association rules, zoning, school assignment and municipal requirements — with the municipality and their own professionals.