Dina Goldentayer

Dina Goldentayer

Douglas Elliman

Dina Goldentayer stands as an iconic figure in South Florida’s luxury real estate landscape, holding the esteemed position as the No. 1 agent nationally for Douglas Elliman and securing the top spot as Miami’s No. 1 agent. Her name has become synonymous with unparalleled success, having made an indelible mark from Bal Harbour to Miami Beach, where she shattered records and commanded attention, achieving an outstanding sales volume exceeding $2.5 billion.

As the executive director of Sales at Douglas Elliman, Goldentayer’s knack for innovation shines as brightly as her vast experience. Always exploring fresh business approaches and reshaping how homes are sold, she’s a trailblazer who never sticks to the conventional playbook.

Her bold strategies extend to her innovative and attention-grabbing marketing campaigns, highlighted by her trademark #StepInsideWithMe hashtag and a compelling social media presence. Goldentayer’s client roster reads like a who’s-who of high-profile personalities, boasting Fortune 500 CEOs, A-list investors and a wide range of celebrities such as Grammy award-winning rapper Future, Brad Pitt’s manager Cynthia Pett-Dante, boxing legend Floyd Mayweather and more.

Beyond her remarkable accomplishments, Goldentayer is deeply committed to empowering the next generation of women in real estate. Her involvement in mentorship programs and recent collaboration with the University of Miami’s Women in Business initiative exemplifies her dedication to nurturing and supporting aspiring female entrepreneurs within the field.

“I love that I get to meet new and interesting people every single day,” says Goldentayer. “Buying a home, whether it’s the first, second or third, is one of the most important decisions anyone can make, and my clients trust me with the sale of their most valuable asset. It’s a great feeling because they know I have their back.”

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