Specialties
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Relocation, Consulting, Property Management
Education
San Diego Mesa College
Business Law
Business Law
Charity
About Dean
Growing up in Margate, Dean always loved being close to the beach. Dean has been really interested in real estate for a long time, having traveled around the world for over 20 years going back to the same places over and over, it was always so interesting to see how these places changed and the effects of the economy on these locations. Dean is really excited about being in the real-estate business here at home and is most attracted to helping people find their homes too here at the Jersey Shore.
Dean has two boys, Dean Jr. and Chayton to inspire him daily and is driven by challenges. Whether it be dropping into a 25ft wave in Hawaii or bungee jumping off the highest bridge in the world, if it's scary just thinking about it, Dean couldn't imagine living with the regret of not doing it. Born in Atlantic City, he grew up in Margate and Somers Point. As an amateur surfer in 1989, he represented Mainland Regional High School at a National Scholastic Surfing Association competition in California. He turned pro the following year after he earned the attention of the Association of Surfing Professionals during a stellar performance at the 1990 Cold Water Classic. Ascending international rankings, he qualified for the ASP World Championship Tour in 1996, the first New Jersey competitor to do so. However, it wasn’t easy for an east coast guy to break into the west coast scene, so he did whatever it took to get to the next competition. He sold his surfboards and lived off free yogurt samples to scrape together enough money to compete across the globe.
At the height of his career in 2001, Dean was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. He struggled to reveal his diagnosis for fear he would lose the sponsorships that funded his career. At the U.S. Open of Surfing in 2001 in Huntington Beach, California, he told the national media that he had cancer. Dean lost some sponsors, but a groundswell of support energized his recovery and his next mission. Just as he did with surfing, he thrust himself into the world of philanthropy. With the help of friends and family, the Dean Randazzo Cancer Foundation was established in Sept. 2001, to raise money for cancer research and bring cancer awareness to the surfing community. The inaugural Surf For a Cause raised $20,000 on Sept. 15, 2001, and Dean’s mother, Mary Lou, hosted the first after-party in her backyard. Dean received multiple bone marrow transplants from his brother Joe to help him battle through four rounds of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and climb back up the ranks of competitive surfing.
Dean has two boys, Dean Jr. and Chayton to inspire him daily and is driven by challenges. Whether it be dropping into a 25ft wave in Hawaii or bungee jumping off the highest bridge in the world, if it's scary just thinking about it, Dean couldn't imagine living with the regret of not doing it. Born in Atlantic City, he grew up in Margate and Somers Point. As an amateur surfer in 1989, he represented Mainland Regional High School at a National Scholastic Surfing Association competition in California. He turned pro the following year after he earned the attention of the Association of Surfing Professionals during a stellar performance at the 1990 Cold Water Classic. Ascending international rankings, he qualified for the ASP World Championship Tour in 1996, the first New Jersey competitor to do so. However, it wasn’t easy for an east coast guy to break into the west coast scene, so he did whatever it took to get to the next competition. He sold his surfboards and lived off free yogurt samples to scrape together enough money to compete across the globe.
At the height of his career in 2001, Dean was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. He struggled to reveal his diagnosis for fear he would lose the sponsorships that funded his career. At the U.S. Open of Surfing in 2001 in Huntington Beach, California, he told the national media that he had cancer. Dean lost some sponsors, but a groundswell of support energized his recovery and his next mission. Just as he did with surfing, he thrust himself into the world of philanthropy. With the help of friends and family, the Dean Randazzo Cancer Foundation was established in Sept. 2001, to raise money for cancer research and bring cancer awareness to the surfing community. The inaugural Surf For a Cause raised $20,000 on Sept. 15, 2001, and Dean’s mother, Mary Lou, hosted the first after-party in her backyard. Dean received multiple bone marrow transplants from his brother Joe to help him battle through four rounds of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and climb back up the ranks of competitive surfing.