Tracey Polimeni HELPS YOU MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

Long Islander Tracey Polimeni grew up in Hicksville, NY, and has been a resident of Setauket since 1998! With valuable firsthand knowledge of Setauket, and having been involved in numerous events, clubs, and programs in the school district, Tracey also worked as a Special Ed Aid at Murphy Junior High for five years. Tracey also offers extensive knowledge of Massapequa Park, Patchogue, and Ronkonkoma. Tracey graduated from Hofstra University with a bachelor's degree in marketing and a minor in psychology. She spent her early years in advertising, working with direct mail, radio, and print campaigns. Following that, Tracey spent time at Old Field Farm*, as Associate Director and bookkeeper. When not busy with her real estate work, Tracey assists her dentist/husband with the office side of the practice to help with staff and bookkeeping.

A licensed real estate agent since 2018, Tracey blends her knowledgeable, friendly, and upbeat approach to real estate with the finest marketing tools available in the industry at Howard Hanna-Coach Realtors. Our in-house mortgage, title, marketing, and relocation departments will help Tracey deliver a more seamless transaction with less stress.

Asking Tracey why she does so much, she responds: “Real estate gives me a way to assist people and put all my experience to work. Listening to buyers/sellers needs and doing my best to achieve what they are looking for and doing it all with heart. It’s an amazing feeling!” Reach out to Tracey today to see how she can help you purchase or sell a home today! You’ll be glad you did!

*During her 10 years at Old Field Farm in Stony Brook, NY, Tracey was proud to have been a part of its achievements and all it gave to the community. Originally built in 1931 and known then as the North Shore Horse Show Grounds, this non-profit organization raises money through horse shows, equestrian events and hosts many other public events. As Associate Director Tracey coordinated all events and arranged for all permits and approvals for people and their horses to come and appreciate this county-owned land. Through these events, and funds were raised and Old Field Farm was able to be preserved and gain the historical status of this land for many future generations to enjoy.