Dane Ceniceros, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent

Jan 18, 2024


Long Beach, NY, Dane Ceniceros, a REALTOR® at Realty Connect USA, has been honored as a Top Agent of 2023 by BestAgents.us. This esteemed recognition is reserved for real estate professionals who demonstrate superior service and client satisfaction.


New York City, New York Jan 18, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - "I am thrilled to be recognized as a Top Agent by BestAgents.us," Dane commented. "This honor is not just a personal achievement, but a testament to the unwavering support from my team, mentors, and my family. It's about the relationships we build and the lives we impact through our work in real estate."

From Surf Shop to Top Agent: Dane's Inspiring Journey

Dane's path to real estate success began uniquely working at a local surf shop during his studies at Baruch College. Here, shop owner and Licensed Associate Broker, Kevin Sime, recognized Dane's potential and encouraged him to venture into real estate. This pivotal mentorship laid the foundation for what would become a thriving career. Kevin, who later became Dane's team leader at Barrier Beach Homes, has been instrumental in refining Dane's expertise in property valuation and strategic investment advice.

Professional Excellence and Community Impact

Dane holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Statistics and Quantitative Modeling from Baruch College, equipping him with a unique blend of analytical skills and economic insight. This background allows Dane to offer data-driven approaches to property investment, greatly benefiting his clients.

As a licensed real estate salesperson in New York State and a member of renowned organizations like the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), the New York State Association of REALTORS® (NYSAR), the Long Island Board of REALTORS® (LIBOR), and the Multiple Listing Service of Long Island (MLS), Dane has distinguished himself as a trusted advisor in the real estate industry. His License ID is 10401377536.

Balancing Professional and Personal Life

Outside of his career, Dane maintains a balanced lifestyle, enjoying activities such as surfing, bike riding, practicing yoga, and indulging in reading, movies, and shows. This balance between professional dedication and personal interests is key to his holistic approach to life and work.

Connect with Dane Ceniceros

For those interested in exploring real estate opportunities or seeking consultation, Dane Ceniceros is available to share his expertise and insights. Contact him at:

Phone: (646)-478-6296

Email: [email protected]

Website: BarrierBeachHomes.com

Office Address: The Kevin Sime Team, Barrier Beach Homes, Realty Connect USA, 248 W Park Avenue, Long Beach, NY 11561

Find your dream home in Long Beach, NY with Dane Ceniceros. Visit his website or contact him today to start your real estate journey in the city by the sea.

Learn More about Dane Ceniceros:

Through his Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2121041 or through Realty Connect USA, https://www.barrierbeachhomes.com/NY-Realtor/Dane-Ceniceros.htm

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