Chad Widtfeldt launched his real estate career in 2005, quickly establishing himself as a pivotal figure at Regency Real Estate Brokers, where he significantly contributed to the firm's status as the highest-selling office in Orange County, California. His career trajectory advanced as he transitioned to a leadership role at Harcourts Prime Properties in Monarch Beach, where he now oversees a team of fifty agents across an expansive area from Santa Barbara to the Mexico border, including the Palm Springs area.

Chad's leadership philosophy emphasizes exceptional client service and the importance of building long-lasting relationships, which he views as critical to sustained success in real estate. He is committed to nurturing the growth of his agents, providing them with comprehensive training and deep market insights that empower them to excel in the highly competitive real estate landscape.

He co-founded the Green Group with partners Justin Green and Bill Pasqualino, a team renowned for consistently ranking in the top 1% of agents nationwide, illustrating their innovative strategies and commitment to excellence. In 2022, recognizing the potential in emerging markets, Chad established Harcourts Carolinas in Columbia, South Carolina, quickly making inroads into one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in the U.S.

Chad Widtfeldt has successfully managed the sale of over 1,000 homes, pushing his career sales to exceed $1 billion. He has also pioneered the integration of Harcourts Auctions into his practice, employing an innovative auction-based method for property sales that has expanded his influence across North America.

Chad's philanthropic efforts are notable. He has been actively involved in the Southern California Golden Retriever Rescue for over thirteen years. He and his business partner support several charities, including Angel Flight and Laura's House, focusing on initiatives that advance cancer research and provide community support.

Privately, Chad values his time with his family in Rancho Mission Viejo, where he lives with his wife, Laura, and their children, Peyton and Hudson. He is an enthusiastic marathon runner and is writing a book about his marathon experiences. He aspires to complete all of the major world marathons.

As Chad Widtfeldt approaches twenty years in the real estate industry, he remains dedicated to expanding his professional endeavors and his philanthropic activities, continuing to make a significant impact in both his industry and his community.