William Kilbride

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Critelli & Kilbride Realtors
Location:	07733
Web sites:	My Web site
Phone:	(732) 332-9100 x102

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About Me

I was born and raised in Colts Neck and have a great understanding of the Monmouth County real estate market. I strive to make sure that every transaction is a fun and memorable experience for my clients.

Education and Training:
B.S. Ecomomics and Marketing, High Point University, 1993
Member Monmouth/Ocean County Association of Realtors
Member Middlesex County Association of Realtors
Member National Association of Realtors
Coldwell Banker University
Relocation Specialist
Licensed NJ Real Estate Broker
Monmouth County Budget and Finance Committee
Monmouth County Education Committee

Awards and Designations:
NJ Circle of Excellence Award, 2004,2005,2007
CRS, Certified Residential Specialist (Top 4% of Realtors Natiowide)
SRES, Seniors Real Estate Specialist

Community Involvements:
Coastal Habitat for Humanity
Gilda's Club

Personal Background:
I spent the beginning of my career in Corporate Human Resources working in Manhattan in Banking, Publishing and Advertising. After several years I decided to make a career change into real estate and joined Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. Since then I have been a consistent multi-million dollar producer and really enjoy my work. Just recently I have decided to form my own company, Critelli and Kilbride Realtors. We are a boutique brokerage focusing on mid to high-end homes in the Monmouth County Market. We strive to be the best customer service real estate company in the area.

I serve the following communities:

Colts Neck, Holmdel, Middletown, Rumson, Little Silver, Red Bank, Fair Haven, Shrewsbury, Marlboro, Freehold

Testimonials

"Dear Bill, Bill and I want to thank you so much for the beautiful Royal Dalton candle holder. We have it on the table in the new house and it really beautifies the place. I can't believe that we actually closed on the Colts Neck house on July 3rd. You really earned your commission on that deal. We are happy its over. If you are ever up in New Hampshire, pay us a visit, we would love to see you. Once again, thank you for all of your help."
Bill and Marty Wogisch Fri Aug 8

"Bill, No amount of thank you's could ever amount to our gratitude for all that you have done for our search for a home. Thanks for everything. Rudy and Mary"
Rudy and Mary Fri Aug 8

"Bill, It was very pleasant working with you on the sale of our home. You make the process easier and more comfortable due to your easy going approach. Helena Nugent"
Helena Nugent Fri Aug 8

"Bill, We already recommended you to friends and relatives. You made us feel safe with your honesty and personality. Thank you for everything."
Katrina and Jim Jacobi Fri Aug 8

"Dear Bill, Thank you so much for the great job you did on the sale of our house. It is such a relief to now enjoy the home we live in fully. Also, thank you for your thoughful gift. The candles will add even more light to our home. Sincerely,"
John and Kathleen Lynch Fri Aug 8

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I'm new and would like to know of a good realtor to start in Homdel/Colts Neck area. How about the shore area?

Asked Thu Aug 28 2008, 18:34 by Steve - 07722 - Market Conditions - 11 answers

William Kilbride answered:

Hello,
My name is Bill Kilbride, I was born and raided in Colts Neck and know it better than most. I focus most of my business here. If you truly want and agent that knows the town, I'm your realtor.
Check out my website at http://www.BillKilbride.com
Thank you,
Bill Kilbride
Owner
Critelli & Kilbride Realtors - Fri Aug 29 2008, 19:16

If a house sells in the first three days on the market, does that mean it was priced too low?

Asked Tue Aug 12 2008, 08:00 by Fritz - Oakhurst - Home Selling - 11 answers

William Kilbride answered:

Absolutely not, it means that it was priced well and people noticed. If it is underpriced generally the market will correct it by multiple offers, if its overpriced the market will do nothing but forget about it. - Tue Aug 12 2008, 10:03

Middletown, NJ area... where are the best neighborhoods?

Asked Sat Aug 9 2008, 17:08 by Mister - Middletown - Home Buying - 6 answers

William Kilbride answered:

Middletown is great but very different in each section. You want to stay in the Oak Hill, Lincroft, Locust, Navesink or River Plaza sections. These parts make up the southern part of Middletown. If schools are a concern these areas are a must. Also depending on your price range, the northern sections are much more affordable but made up mostly of smaller bungalow type homes. Oak Hill is great, right near the Middletown train station and made up of nice 3-5 bdrm homes mostly ranches and colonials in the 500-900 range mostly on one acre or close to it. Locust is really nice and borders the Navesink River and really is an estate area with horse farms, river front estates and beautiful countryside with some affordable (600-900K) houses mixed in. Navesink is similar to Locust in feel but much smaller cute older homes (very close to the ferry to NYC), Lincroft is the most westerly and southern and close to the Parkway but further from the train and similar to Oak Hill in types of homes, very suburban. River Plaza is between Red Bank and Lincroft and made up mostly of smaller cape style homes but charming and a great location and very close to the Parkway and train.

Best of Luck if I can be of assistance, check out www. BillKilbride.com

Bill Kilbride
Broker/Owner
Critelli & Kilbride Realtors - Sun Aug 10 2008, 19:21

Thinking about changing realtors:

Asked Fri Aug 1 2008, 16:43 by Franciso - Central Business District - Home Buying - 16 answers

William Kilbride answered:

Stick with them, everyone has to start somewhere, in a year you can learn alot as an agent. Just because they have only sold one house, in your first year generally you dont sell very much. You have their undivided attention as they dont have a ton of buyers or sellers. I guarantee they will work hard for you and can get any needed guidance from their broker/manager/mentor.... - Fri Aug 8 2008, 08:49

I currently live in Hudson county New Jersey. I want to move to central/south Jersey (no more than two maybe

Asked Thu Aug 7 2008, 21:23 by Lisa - Newark - Home Buying - 8 answers

William Kilbride answered:

Probably in that range try Howell, Jackson, Millstone, they tend to have larger properties and are affordable. They are a bit more rural but thats why they are cheaper. You could probably get an older house on 5 acres in those areas. - Fri Aug 8 2008, 08:43

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25 Adams Way…

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Specialties

I am a CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) and an SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist)
My areas of expertise are waterfront homes, historic homes, farms, mid to high end residential properties throughout Monmouth County.
I also have extensive experience with Corporate or regular relocation.

Experience

Latest:

Broker/Owner for Critelli & Kilbride Realtors

Co-Owner of a boutique high end real estate firm that serves Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean Counties in NJ.

October 2005—present

Sales Associate for Coldwell Banker

Top sales person for corporate owned residential real estate office.

January 2001—October 2005

Certifications & Awards

Monmouth County Circle of Excellence Award 2004-2007
Many awards for top agent of the month in several categories.
CRS Top 4% of realtors nationwide
NJ Real Estate Brokers license.

Interests

Making sure that all of my clients have a wonderful experience

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