Sell My House Fast in Brick, NJ

Brick has 75,482 residents and 33,277 housing units, and 88.5% of those units are single-family homes. Owners live in 82.2% of occupied homes, and the median value of an owner-occupied house is $410,600.

Some of Brick's housing has real age on it: 21.3% was built before 1960. When an older house hasn't been updated, sellers often hold it up against renovated sales nearby and expect the same price. I explain the gap and make an offer on the house as it really is.

Justin Liva

Justin LivaMojo House Buyers · about me

Your Brick offer

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  1. 1 The house
  2. 2 About it
  3. 3 Timing
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Brick housing, by the numbers

Median home value
$410,600
Median year built
1976
Owner-occupied homes
82.2%
Housing units
33,277

Brick figures: Census ACS 5-year, 2020–2024

The median year built in Brick is 1976. The vacancy rate is 9.0%, the median gross rent is $1,756, and buildings with ten or more units hold 6.6% of the housing.

Reasons Brick owners get in touch

  • A postwar or older house

    That 21.3% of pre-1960 housing includes houses that may still have original wiring, plumbing or floor plans. I buy in any condition, fire damage included, so you don't fix a thing first.

  • Renovated comps, unrenovated house

    Here's a pattern I run into: a renovated house down the street sells, and the owner of a dated one prices to match. If yours needs a full renovation, it isn't worth what the finished one brought. My offer reflects the work, and I'll walk you through how I got there.

  • A tenant-occupied house

    17.8% of Brick's occupied homes are rented. I buy with tenants still living there; send me the lease and the rent, and check with a landlord-tenant attorney about your obligations to them.

  • A house full of someone else's things

    Keep the things that matter to you and leave the rest in place. After the sale, hauling it all out is my responsibility.

Brick is Jersey Shore territory, and the Shore is one of the two regions of New Jersey I know best.

Inherited a house here?

Executors handling a Brick estate start with the Ocean County Surrogate's Court, which won't issue surrogate certificates on a will until the 11th day after the date of death.

Parts of Brick

Here's a sampling of the communities and place names inside Brick.

  • Adamston
  • Breton Woods
  • Cedar Bridge
  • Cherry Quay
  • Havens Cove
  • Herbertsville
  • Laurelton
  • Mandalay Park
  • Metedeconk
  • Osbornville
  • Shore Acres
  • West Mantoloking

Source: Brick on Wikipedia

Brick on the map

Map of New Jersey counties around Brick, with Brick marked

Selling in Brick: your questions

If your Brick house needs work you'd rather not take on, send me the address and I'll get you a real number.

Do you buy older Brick houses that were never updated?

Yes, and those are often the ones I'm after. Age isn't a problem for me. I rarely buy houses in great shape, because those usually do better listed with an agent.

Who covers closing costs when I sell my Brick house to you?

That's settled deal by deal. On some sales I pay them, on others the seller does, and you'll know which before you sign. For the tax side of a sale, an accountant is the person to ask.

Will you buy a Brick rental with tenants still in it?

Yes, I buy rentals with the tenants still living in them. Send me the leases and the rent roll so I can price the house, and ask an attorney what your tenants are owed when the property changes hands.