About Us
A passion, drive and vision to succeed. For us and our clients.
About Our Firm
The Leading Commercial Real Estate Firm in Orange County, NY
Chess Realtors Team provides clients with the freedom to innovate and excel in their business ventures. Our team of experienced professionals are dedicated to providing you the highest level of service and results. Our focus on our clients' success has resulted in over $20 million in sales and countless satisfied customers. We are your go-to source for all your commercial real estate needs.
Meet The Realtors
Find an agent to list your commercial property
Looking for an agent to list your commercial property can be a daunting task. To make sure you find the right professional for the job, it is important to research agents who specialize in commercial real estate, get referrals from trusted sources, discuss their knowledge of the local market and pricing and make sure they negotiate commission rates upfront. Taking these steps will help you find an agent that can get you the best results!
Chanie Fekete
NYS Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Chanie Fekete has been an active member of her community for 25 years and is excited to be turning that community focus towards real estate. She has built a solid foundation of clients through her professionalism, attention to detail and commitment to always put the clients needs first.
With a passion for service in the Orange County area, Chanie is ready to help with your acquisitions and dispositions. As a proud member of the Chess Realtors family, Chanie carries the values of hard work, integrity and outstanding client service into everything she does.
Esther Schwartz
NYS Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Being in the business world for many years, is what made Esther come into the Real Estate with one foot running. Having formed relationships across many industries enables her to procure and advise on a range of properties and business opportunities. Continuing to maintain these connections allows her to expand and further deliver.
