Dailene Dickon agent profile

Dailene Dickon

Harcourts Pulse / Candidate Property Practitioner

More about Dailene

Dailene Dickon is a dedicated and accomplished real estate professional who began her career in the property industry as an intern in 2015. Demonstrating exceptional talent and drive, she successfully sold six properties in her first year, earning the prestigious title of Rookie Agent of the Year in 2016.

After a five-year hiatus to pursue an opportunity in her previous field, Dailene has returned to real estate with renewed passion and commitment. Her proven track record, coupled with her enthusiasm for helping clients achieve their property goals, makes her an invaluable asset to any seller.

Dailene is eager to leverage her experience and skills to deliver outstanding results, ensuring a seamless and successful selling process for her clients.

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