Meet Chase

Chase Smith is a prolific agent in the Houston real estate industry. Before co-founding The Good Label, he was a consistent top-producing agent at a big-box brokerage in the city. In 2019, after only three years in the industry, Chase won the Houston Association of Realtors® Young Professionals Network 20 Under 40 Award. In addition to being a native Houstonian with an insider’s perspective on the market, Chase holds credentials including Accredited Buyer’s Representative®, New-Home Construction, and At Home with Diversity® certifications.

​​​​​​​Chase leverages a strategic yet personable approach to create timeless, value-added experiences for his clients. Driven by integrity and genuine client loyalty, he’s happy to assist anyone who walks through his door with 200% of his effort because clients always come first. Chase works with homebuyers, sellers, investors, and apartment-seekers throughout the Houston metro area. Beyond that, he boasts extensive connections in the home improvement field — and a background in remodeling — making him the go-to source for clients looking to increase the market value of their property.

​​​​​​​The real estate industry caters to those who persevere, and that’s ideal for Chase, who has always been a go-getter; by the age of 13, he was selling Cutco knives from door to door in his neighborhood! Once he was old enough to enter the workforce, he continued on to the oil and gas industry, where he fine-tuned the precise art of negotiation. From his radiant successes, it may seem that becoming a real estate agent was always Chase’s plan, but Chase originally obtained his real estate license out of a personal endeavor to own property. Once he realized this would enable him to help others buy and sell real estate, he dove right in, winning clients and making their property dreams come true.

Away from real estate, Chase enjoys cruising in his 1956 Ford Thunderbird, socializing, hunting and fishing, and traveling. Because he’s been involved in the cryptocurrency sphere since 2013, he has plans to revolutionize the real estate industry with blockchain. Chase also volunteers for Rebuild Houston, an organization that rehabilitates homes for veterans in need.