Addison Wolfe Real Estate

Twenty years in business is a milestone worth celebrating. As much as the professionals at Addison Wolfe Real Estate are proud of having reached that accomplishment, they are equally excited about moving forward and continuing to set the industry standard for customer service. Founder Art Mazzei has always had his eye on the future, and as the company heads into its third decade, he believes it has been further strengthened with a recent expansion of its leadership team. Nick Esser and Tracey Castelli Foote were named managing partner and director of operations, respectively, in December. Together with Mazzei, Esser and Castelli Foote have been entrusted with leading the boutique brokerage into the future. “It was a big honor for me personally to be asked to step into this new leadership role at the company,” says Esser, who has been with Addison Wolfe since acquiring his real estate license in 2017. “I’ve always had the utmost respect for Art and the company, and that’s why I’ve been here for so long. It’s a great family environment, and since the announcement, everybody in the company has been happy for us and excited for the changes we’re bringing while still keeping the integrity of the brand.” Castelli Foote, who has honed her expertise over nearly a decade in the business, says the culture at Addison Wolfe stands out for its genuine sense of connection and collaboration. “There’s an authentic family atmosphere here,” she adds. “The agents truly support one another, share ideas, and work together in a way that makes this an inspiring and rewarding place to build a career.” Suburban Life spoke more with Esser and Foote to learn about their approach to real estate and why Addison Wolfe has thrived in the industry for so long. Q&A How are you adapting to your new role