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