MY PROFILE
For more than 15 years, multiple Five Star Award-winning Realtor® and Global Advisor, Brett Dickinson, has represented highly-satisfied buyers and sellers in countless real estate transactions throughout San Diego County, including the largest ever recorded residential deal in San Diego history. Brett’s first-hand knowledge of San Diego, from the coastal jewels of La Jolla and Del Mar to the inland enclaves of Rancho Santa Fe and Poway, exceptional reputation for client service, negotiation and professionalism, and his unparalleled commitment to the Sotheby’s International Realty ideals of operating a business with a local and global perspective, make him the top choice when it comes to choosing a Realtor®.
Brett puts the needs and goals of his clients first; finding the right property or buyer, negotiating the best deal and exceeding expectations. He continues to develop innovative marketing programs, such as LA to LJ, in order to better position his client listings and expand the pool of buyers and agents. His strong breadth of international experience (including expansive relationships with China, Mexico, India, France and Dubai) and growing, dedicated network of buyers, agents and real estate professionals from around the world offers his clients a reach that is second to none.
Through his work to build his own real estate team and mentoring young real estate professionals, Brett realized there was a need for additional “coaching.” So, he conceived and delivered a sold-out monthly negotiation training series for young Realtors®. Brett continues to develop and roll-out new topical sessions over the coming months and years to help build the skill sets of new agents.
Print Date: 4/16/2024
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