With many years of experience, Alicia Chrastil has built a reputation for excellence in real estate while developing a unique niche: guiding seniors and their families through life’s transitions. Since entering the industry in 1981, Alicia has combined her business background, negotiating skills, and market expertise with compassion and care for her clients. Today, she proudly serves as a 55+ Home Coach with Nebraska Real Estate Specialty Group of Nebraska Realty (NebraskaRealty.com/agents/alicia-chrastil), where she continues to live out her mission of transforming overwhelm into overjoy.
Alicia holds several professional designations that demonstrate her commitment to lifelong learning and specialized service, including GRI (Graduate Realtor Institute), MSRP (Master Senior Real Estate Professional), CSHP (Certified Senior Housing Professional), and SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist). These credentials, along with her role as a Senior Home Coach, uniquely equip her to understand and meet the needs of seniors facing one of life’s biggest changes: transitioning to a new home.
As a Lincoln native, Alicia brings a deep love for her community and a personal touch to every sale and client. She recognizes that moving can be daunting, especially for older adults, and works closely with families to make the process as comfortable and stress-free as possible. Her approach is centered on equipping, educating, and empowering—ensuring every client feels supported and confident in their decisions.
Beyond her real estate practice, Alicia founded Nebraska Savvy Seniors, a resource hub that includes Empowerment Seminars, the Downsizer’s Club, Senior Stories Podcast, and Savvy Seniors Resources. Through these programs, she uplifts and inspires seniors to live their best lives well into their later years.
Whether helping clients buy, sell, or downsize, Alicia Chrastil’s passion and expertise shine through. She is more than a Realtor—she is a trusted partner, an advocate, and a dedicated guide for Nebraska’s senior community. After all, seniors aren’t just clients; they are our parents, our grandparents, and the storytellers of our families. Alicia considers it a privilege to walk alongside them during such meaningful transitions, ensuring they feel cared for, respected, and celebrated every step of the way. She also founded Savvy Aging, the first Nebraska chapter called National Aging in Place Counsel (NAIPC).