Daniel Babaei is a dedicated real estate salesperson with Laffey Real Estate, bringing a diverse background in sales, retail business ownership, and real estate management. Having called Great Neck home for the past three years, Daniel has developed a strong appreciation for the community and the unique opportunities the local real estate market offers.
With fifteen years of experience in retail sales and six years in real estate management, Daniel has developed valuable skills in customer service, negotiation, property management, and building lasting client relationships. During his three and a half years in real estate, he has achieved $4,625,000 in sales, demonstrating his commitment to helping clients reach their real estate goals.
Daniel specializes in residential and commercial real estate, property development, investment properties, and assisting first-time homebuyers. He understands that every client has unique needs and takes pride in providing personalized guidance, clear communication, and professional service throughout every step of the transaction.
As a proud member of the Laffey Real Estate family and the Greater New York real estate community, Daniel benefits from advanced technology, extensive marketing resources, and a growing network of local and international buyers, sellers, and investors. He is committed to using these resources to help his clients make informed decisions and achieve successful results in both residential and commercial real estate.
A proud father of two, Daniel values family, trust, and long-term relationships. Whether buying a first home, selling a property, acquiring commercial real estate, or exploring investment opportunities, he is dedicated to making the process as smooth and rewarding as possible.
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