Chicotsky

The Chicotsky Real Estate Group at Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty is owned by husband-and-wife realtors David and Michaela Chicotsky. They take a unique, hands-on approach to the real estate business; leveraging the global marketing reach of Sotheby's International Realty, along with utilizing their deep-seeded local knowledge of the real estate market.

The Chicotsky last name has been recognized in the greater Fort Worth area since 1913, thanks to the hard work and good will of numerous members of the family taking on civic and economic leadership roles, giving back to the community, and helping build the city that we all know and love today.

Aside from the family’s real estate interests in the area which have spanned over 100 years, they owned Chicotsky's and Monticello Market grocery stores, they were partners in a farm associated with what is currently Mira Vista, they were owners of Kragen Auto Parts stores which was acquired by O'Reilly Auto Parts, relatives founded 'Ol South Pancake House, David's great grandfather was the President of the Jewish Community at Ahavath Sholom and founded Carshon's Deli - the oldest restaurant in town, the family currently owns and operates the oldest liquor store in Texas, opened the day after prohibition. In 1949 David's grandfather who he is named after, purchased two acres of land on West 7th St. lining up with the Will Rogers Memorial Center where he built Chicotsky’s Shopping Center, the largest shopping center in the city at the time.