Monica C. Murray Joins Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty

Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, one of the nation's leading realtors, has announced that Monica C. Murray, Esq. has been named sales manager of its Rockville Centre and Long Beach sales offices. Between the two offices, Murray will support the sales of 50 real estate advisors. Chief Executive Officer Deirdre O'Connell made the announcement.

"We are delighted to welcome Monica to Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty and to our management team," said O'Connell. "Her extensive experience includes a broad background in residential real estate and real estate law. She is sure to be invaluable to the real estate advisors under her purview, as well as to others in the organization. "
Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty's Rockville Centre office, which opened in 2016, quickly established a strong presence in the village and its surrounding areas, including Long Beach, Long Island's booming "City by the Sea." Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty's prominence on Long Island's south coast has grown at such a rate that in late 2020, Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty opened a Long Beach office.

Murray, who has practiced law since 1997, and became a partner in the Brooklyn-based firm of Coffey & Coffey (where she remains as of counsel) in 1999, brings the varied experience of a general practitioner with a particular concentration in real estate law, representing buyers and sellers in transactions from sales and contracts to mortgages, title and closings. Murray also prepared tort cases for trial for the New York City Transit Authority and conducted depositions and prepared and argued motions in the New York State Court System.
Raised in a family of realtors, Murray has long had an interest in all aspects of real estate. She also was the principal and owner of Monica Murray Home, which developed interior design concepts and prepared interior systems including furniture, lighting and accessories.

Active in her profession and her home community of Malverne, Murray served as school board president for Our Lady of Lourdes for seven years and on the board for ten and moderated the school's mock trial program. She earned her law degree from Seton Hall University and a Bachelor of Arts from Fordham University.