REALTOR®
Dale Line is an experienced Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker in NY and Licensed Real Estate Salesperson in CA who’s enjoyed great success since entering the business in 2016. He lives and sells both in New York City and Palm Springs, California, and is extremely passionate about his work. This is evident in the excellent service and results he delivers.
Clients who buy, sell or rent property with Dale appreciate the intense degree of care, patience and attention to detail he brings to the process; and because their experience is so positive, they wouldn’t work with anyone else. His glowing reviews tell a consistent story of his professional approach and above-and-beyond dedication to his client’s needs. This along with his honesty, clear explanations, responsiveness and industry knowledge make Dale a standout among his peers. Most of all, he is an all-around nice guy who listens, asks
the right questions, and quickly understands/pursues what his clients want.
Whether you are searching for or selling a luxury home or apartment, Dale capably handles the entire process with great care and ease. He enjoys helping clients experience both the energy of NYC, from Manhattan to Brooklyn and Queens, as well as the coolness of mid-century desert architecture found in Palm Springs and surrounding areas.
Prior to real estate, Dale spent two decades in marketing. Most recently he served as a Vice President in Investment Management Marketing for Morgan Stanley, where he was recognized for his creativity, collaborative approach, and ability to develop/implement challenging projects under tight deadlines.
Originally from the Midwest, Dale holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Minnesota and an M.B.A. in Marketing from the Opus College of Business at the University of St. Thomas (Minnesota). He and his husband reside in West Chelsea, NY as well as their own mid-century home in Palm Springs. Every year in February, they excitedly attend Modernism Week there, a huge event that celebrates Palm Spring’s signature mid-century architecture.
