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Real estate & property brokers

Real estate & business sales on BrokerMafia is a multi-state commission directory: residential and commercial property, multifamily, hotels, land, farms, net lease, 1031 exchange, franchise, and business-sale desks. Counts are offline from TREC, California DRE, Florida DBPR, and peer open-data extracts — open a vertical, then confirm the license on the issuing board before you contact a firm.

47,144 firms in this category (offline) · Updated 2026-09-28 · Open filtered search →

Verticals in this category

Offline firm-page counts by vertical (build-time). Only hubs with indexed firms are linked — per BrokerMafia silo rules.

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Brokers in this category (36)

Featured broker listings from verticals in Real Estate & Business Sales. Rows are real index firms sorted by evidence completeness (licenses and source fields) — not a popularity rank, rating, or endorsement. Open a profile, select 2–4 with Compare, or widen the set in Search.

Profile links resolve through BrokerMafia broker pages. Counts elsewhere on this page remain offline build-time totals.

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How this category fits the index

Real estate & business sales on BrokerMafia is a multi-state commission directory: residential and commercial property, multifamily, hotels, land, farms, net lease, 1031 exchange, franchise, and business-sale desks. Counts are offline from TREC, California DRE, Florida DBPR, and peer open-data extracts — open a vertical, then confirm the license on the issuing board before you contact a firm. BrokerMafia groups verticals so buyers can move from market → desk type → firm profile → compare, without mistaking a directory row for a license certificate. Offline firm totals on this page refresh when stats are rebuilt — never via live SQL on page hit.

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Residential state and city hubs

Residential real-estate silos include state and city hubs under /residential-real-estate-broker/{state}/{city}/ where bulk license files were ingested (FL, CA, AZ, NY, TX and expanding).

Commercial and specialty property

Commercial, land, multifamily, and hospitality verticals help buyers who need a desk type beyond residential. Counts are offline build-time totals — never a live COUNT.

License re-check

Match the legal name and license number on the state commission site. BrokerMafia does not confirm active status in real time.

State and city depth

Where we ingested bulk commission files, residential hubs expand into state and city pages. Commercial, land, multifamily, and business-sale verticals remain mostly statewide or national. Always re-check active status on the issuing board — our offline counts lag live databases.

Business brokers versus property brokers

Business-sale and M&A-oriented desks are tagged separately from residential property brokers when sources support it. Confirm whether the license is a real-estate broker license, a business-broker registration, or both before you share confidential books.

Using state and city hubs correctly

State and city residential pages are geography slices of the parent vertical. They inherit the same non-endorsement rules. If a metro page looks sparse, the ingest may not yet include that commission’s bulk file — check the parent hub and the state board before assuming the market is empty.

How to shortlist in real estate & property

Choose residential, commercial, land, multifamily, or business-sale first. Shortlist licensed desks in the right state or city hub, match license numbers on the profile, and re-check active status on the issuing commission before sharing confidential books or offering memoranda.

Related verticals deep-dive

Residential hubs expand into state and city pages where bulk commission files were ingested. Commercial, farm/ranch, medical office, and M&A-oriented desks stay mostly statewide or national. Business-sale tags are separate from residential property when sources support it.

Geography and source notes

Offline counts lag live board databases. Sparse metro pages usually mean the ingest has not yet included that commission’s bulk file — check the parent hub and the state board before assuming the market is empty.

Expected filters

Name, state, city, license type, source (TREC / DBPR / DRE / …), vertical.

Primary data sources

  • Texas TREC Broker License Open Data (s7ft-44qi)
  • FL DBPR, CA DRE, AZ ADRE, NY Open Data residential license extracts

BrokerMafia is an index layer. The named authority remains the source of truth.

What this does not prove

BrokerMafia does not prove that a firm is currently authorized, solvent, insured for your load or account, or suitable for your risk. We do not provide legal, financial, insurance, or investment advice. Presence in the index is not a recommendation.

Customer journey

Home → Real Estate & Business Sales → vertical hub → firm profile → Compare. See broker silos and offline stats methodology.

Questions this page answers

Does a listing mean a firm is recommended?

No. A listing means we found a public record or directory row — not a license confirmation, safety rating, or endorsement.

Are counts live database queries?

No. Totals come from offline stats / build-time JSON. Public pages never run COUNT(*) on request paths.

How do I verify a firm?

Open the vertical, open the profile, match the legal name, and re-check the official register named in the source badge.