The highest-volume residential real estate agents in America in 2025, ranked by verified sales volume.
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The highest-volume residential real estate agents in America in 2025, ranked by verified sales volume.
Ben Caballero (Dallas; $3.9B)
The Dallas new-home specialist whose HomesUSA.com platform represents production builders across Texas, making him the world's top-ranked agent by volume with nearly $3.9 billion in sales. He holds the Guinness World Record for most homes sold in a year.
Deborah Kern (New York City; $1.1B)
A fixture of Manhattan's ultra-luxury market, closing more than $1.1 billion in high-end condo and townhouse sales with white-glove service. One of the highest-grossing individual agents in the country's most competitive arena.
Christian Angle (Palm Beach; $792.4M)
The face of Palm Beach luxury through his eponymous Christian Angle Real Estate, brokering the island's oceanfront estates and trophy properties. A perennial leader in one of America's priciest enclaves.
Jonathan Minerick (San Diego; $764.8M)
Founder of the flat-fee brokerage homecoin, whose low-commission, high-listing model drives enormous transaction volume across California. A disruptor whose sides rival the traditional luxury giants.
Drew Fenton (Beverly Hills; $750.0M)
A principal of Carolwood Estates and one of Los Angeles's premier luxury brokers, handling some of Beverly Hills's largest estate sales. His name recurs on the city's nine-figure deals.
Steven Koleno (Chicago; $703.7M)
A high-volume, technology-driven agent who lists and sells at scale across multiple states, ranking among the nation's busiest by sides. A modern, efficiency-first counterpoint to the luxury specialists.
Thomas Ullrich (Englewood; $665.1M)
A Denver-area powerhouse working the booming Colorado Front Range, pairing heavy deal flow with deep local expertise. His production reflects both reach and repeat client trust.
David Roberts (Boca Raton; $623.9M)
A go-to broker in South Florida's most prestigious communities, from Boca Raton's gated estates to the coastal luxury market. A consistent top producer in a region awash in high-dollar sales.
Chris Cortazzo (Malibu; $596.9M)
Malibu's defining luxury agent for two decades, brokering record-setting beachfront and bluff estates for an A-list clientele. Few names are more synonymous with a single market.
Tracy Campion (Boston; $528.2M)
The dean of Boston luxury real estate through Campion & Company, dominating Back Bay, Beacon Hill, and the city's trophy condominiums. Decades of record-breaking sales in New England's top tier.
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