Clayton Wolfe was recently recognized as one of Scottsdale’s Top Realtors Under 40 for 2025 and 2026, an honor that highlights exceptional young real estate professionals for their business success, leadership, and community involvement. For clients, this distinction means partnering with an agent who not only delivers proven results but is also highly respected by peers and deeply invested in the Scottsdale community. Being named among the city’s top Realtors under 40 reflects Clayton’s drive, innovative strategies, and unwavering commitment to helping buyers and sellers achieve their real estate goals at the highest level.
Clayton is a commercially rated pilot and flight instructor (CFI, CFII, MEI) with more than 2,000 hours over 15 years. He currently flies a Cirrus SR22T and has access to a Cirrus SF50 and a Pilatus PC-12 NGX. Aviation is the basis of his airpark and hangar-home practice. When a pilot calls about a property, the conversation starts in their terms on the first call: runway length and surface, approaches, hangar door clearance, taxiway rights, and fuel. Clayton evaluates each of these firsthand. When timing matters, he can arrange charter flights for clients through his relationships with certificated Part 135 charter operators. Flights are operated by independent, FAA-certificated carriers; Clayton provides real estate services only.
Clayton is pursuing the Explorers Grand Slam, which fewer than 100 people have completed. The challenge requires climbing the Seven Summits, the highest peak on each continent, and skiing to both the North and South Poles.
In July 2025, Clayton completed the Seven Summits, joining a small group of climbers worldwide to have stood on the highest point of every continent. The journey included his summit of Mt. Everest on May 12, 2022 at 6:45 a.m. With the Seven Summits behind him, Clayton's focus now turns to the polar expeditions required to complete the Grand Slam.
Clayton has served on the board of Saguaros Children's Charities since 2021, including terms as Foundation Treasurer and Olympiad Chairman. The organization's 50 members raise about $2 million a year for Arizona children's charities. He helped draft and pass the legislation behind Arizona's first blackout license plate, which has generated more than $700,000 for children's causes to date. Altogether, Clayton has helped raise more than $400,000 to date for Saguaros Children's Charities.
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Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, and Arcadia, plus airpark and hangar homes across Arizona.
Primarily luxury single-family homes, estate lots, luxury lock-and-leave residences, architecturally significant homes, and airpark properties.
The Agency Scottsdale, where he is a Partner. The Agency has more than 600 offices in over 50 countries.
16260 N. 71st Street, Suite 105, Scottsdale, Arizona 85254.
Yes. Some of his sales close before the home reaches the MLS. Contact Clayton for current private inventory.
For a consultation, a valuation, or a question about a specific property, call or send a message. Every conversation is private and held in confidence. Clayton replies personally within 24 hours.