How many realtors are there in Toronto?

We count 9,133 realtors on published brokerage rosters in Toronto as of 2026-09-23. That figure comes from re-reading the brokerage directories themselves every week or two — not from an annual survey — so it moves when the market does.

9,133
agents on tracked rosters
+196
new agents, last 30 days
2026-09-23
last roster scan
72,910
tracked across Canada

How Toronto's realtors split between brokerages

Right at Home Realty - Toronto Central is the largest brokerage in Toronto, with 1,636 of the 9,133 agents we track there (17.9%). The top three hold 33.6% between them.

  1. Right at Home Realty - Toronto Central 1,636 17.9%
  2. Royal LePage Signature Realty 999 10.9%
  3. REMAX Hallmark Realty Ltd 437 4.8%
  4. CENTURY 21 People's Choice Realty Inc. Brokerage 417 4.6%
  5. Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. 389 4.3%
  6. CENTURY 21 Percy Fulton Ltd. Brokerage 340 3.7%
  7. Property.ca 325 3.6%
  8. Harvey Kalles Real Estate 310 3.4%

Bar length is relative to the largest row; percentages are share of all 9,133 tracked agents. The 8 shown account for 53.1% of them — the remaining 4,280 sit with other brokerages. Download this chart as an image ↓

The biggest brokerages in Toronto

Brokerage Agents
Right at Home Realty - Toronto Central 1,636
Royal LePage Signature Realty 999
REMAX Hallmark Realty Ltd 437
CENTURY 21 People's Choice Realty Inc. Brokerage 417
Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. 389
CENTURY 21 Percy Fulton Ltd. Brokerage 340
Property.ca 325
Harvey Kalles Real Estate 310

Full office-level ranking with shares: the Toronto Brokerage Index. Need to reach these agents? The Toronto realtor list is built from this same roster.

Province-wide: how many realtors are there in Ontario? Canada-wide: how many realtors are there in Canada?

How we count — and why it differs from CREA

CREA reported roughly 158,000 REALTOR® members nationally as of early 2026. That is a license count — everyone holding membership, whether or not they are actively attached to an office roster. We measure something different: agents actually published on brokerage office rosters across the national networks we track, re-read every week or two. Rosters exclude license-parkers and pick up new agents only when their office lists them, so our number runs lower and moves with every scan. Neither number is wrong; they answer different questions. If you are sizing a market, licensing tells you how many people could practice — rosters tell you who is actually on a team today.

Full method, including which networks we track and what we deliberately don't count: the Index methodology. Numbers on this page refresh with each scan; cite freely with a link.

Cite this data

“We count 9,133 realtors on published brokerage rosters in Toronto as of 2026-09-23.” — AgentRoster Canadian Brokerage Index, agentroster.ca, retrieved 2026-09-25.

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