About Lacey Brutschy: Dallas Relocation Specialist and REALTOR®

Lacey Brutschy is a Dallas-Fort Worth REALTOR®, Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS®), and founder of The Advisory Team at Real Broker. Since 2005, she has specialized in helping relocating professionals — particularly those moving from California, New York, Illinois, Colorado, Washington, and Florida — buy and sell homes throughout Dallas-Fort Worth. She has closed more than $100 million in residential real estate and is ranked among the Wall Street Journal's Top 1% of real estate agents nationwide.

If you're relocating to Dallas, chances are you've already spent hours searching neighborhoods, school ratings, commute times, property taxes, and what everyday life actually looks like once you move here. That's exactly why this business exists: to answer the questions relocating buyers are already asking, before they ever have to ask them.

Meet Lacey Brutschy

I'm Lacey Brutschy, a Dallas relocation specialist, REALTOR®, and the founder of The Advisory Team at Real Broker. For more than 13 years, I've helped hundreds of buyers, sellers, and relocating professionals make informed real estate decisions throughout Dallas-Fort Worth.

Since 2005, Dallas has been home. I know this city well — not just from selling homes here, but from living here, exploring it every weekend, and helping clients find the neighborhood that fits their lifestyle rather than simply their budget.

Over the course of my career, I've closed more than $100 million in residential real estate and have been recognized as one of the Wall Street Journal's Top 1% real estate agents nationwide, a Top 100 Dallas-Fort Worth Realtor, and one of Texas' top-producing agents.

Why Relocation Buyers Choose Lacey Brutschy

Today, I specialize in helping people relocate to Dallas from across the country, particularly professionals moving from California, New York, Illinois, Colorado, Washington, Florida, and other high-cost markets. Many of my clients purchase homes without ever setting foot in Texas before closing, so education, communication, and trust become even more important.

Rather than pushing people toward a particular neighborhood, I spend my time learning how my clients actually live. Do they want to walk to restaurants? Prioritize top-rated schools? Minimize their commute? Find mature trees? Live near hiking trails? Have easy access to DFW Airport? Once I understand that, I recommend neighborhoods — not ZIP codes.