Real Estate Agents in Fort Worth, TX
20,180 licensed real estate agents serve Denton, Johnson, Parker, Tarrant and Wise counties, which includes Fort Worth, according to the Texas license register, each license verified against the state register. 1 of them has a profile on Homegrity. The firms with the most agents in Fort Worth are eXp Realty LLC (730), Real Broker, LLC (441) and Fathom Realty, LLC (391). The typical agent here has been licensed about 8.5 years, and 8,852 have ten years or more; 1,337 were licensed in the past twelve months. Compare them, or get matched to the best fit in seconds. It costs you nothing.
Agents serving Fort Worth
Fort Worth real estate agents at a glance
20,180 licensed real estate agents serve Denton, Johnson, Parker, Tarrant and Wise counties, which includes Fort Worth, from the Texas license register. 3,181 of them (16%) hold a broker license. The typical agent here has been licensed about 8.5 years, and 8,852 have ten years or more. 1,337 were licensed in the past twelve months, so ask how many Fort Worth deals an agent has closed, not only how long they have held a license.
The typical Fort Worth home is worth $292,949 (−1.6% in a year), per the Zillow Home Value Index for September 2026. See the Fort Worth housing market →
Firms with the most agents in Fort Worth
- eXp Realty LLC730 agents
- Real Broker, LLC441 agents
- Fathom Realty, LLC391 agents
- Compass Re Texas, LLC367 agents
- Ebby Halliday Real Estate, LLC367 agents
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All licensed agents in Fort Worth
20,180 licensed agents in Denton, Johnson, Parker, Tarrant and Wise counties, which includes Fort Worth, on the state register. Those with a profile on Homegrity are listed A–Z by name, 100 to a page. This is the register, not the ranked list above — nobody can pay to appear here or to move up it.
- Scotlin Bowden
- Scott Dalessandro
- Scott Greenberg
- Scott Scherb
- Scott Deskins
- Scott Bailey
- Scott Bailey
- Scott Blakewell
- Scott Burleson
- Scott Jacobson
- Scott Guesner
- Scott Souder
- Scott Voelkel
- Scott Gibbons
- Scott McDaniel
- Scott Dennett
- Scott Jenkins
- Scott Sammons
- Scott Tanel
- Scott Wilkinson
- Scottie Lasater
- Scott Jones
- Scott Kennedy
- Scott Brown
- Scott Smith
- Scott Burdette
- Scott Blair
- Scott Baker
- Scott McNabb
- Scott Campbell
- Scott Verrett
- Scott Lowe
- Scott Hollis
- Scott Davis
- Scott Strotz
- Scott Zimmerman
- Scott Wilson
- Scott Wheeler
- Scott Strittmatter
- Scott McDonald
- Scott Richardson
- Scott Winters
- Scott Yamamoto
- Scotty Stevens
- Sean Jones
- Sean Jackson
- Sean Sutten
- Seangny Hy
- Sean Hale
- Sean Siegel
- Seanju Delvecchio
- Sean Anderson
- Sean Kim
- Sean Kim
- Sean Lawson
- Sean McIntyre
- Sean Kirkpatrick
- Sean Nance
- Sean Parks
- Seanna Wesson
- Sean Nolan
- Sean Farley
- Sean McManus
- Seanpaul Cedillo
- Sean Traynor
- Sean Greenwood
- Sean Schellsmidt
- Sean Spiker
- Sean Sullivan
- Sean Thomas
- Sean Stone
- Sean Williams
- Season Ware
- Seasyn Ruvalcaba
- Sebastian Abraham
- Sebastian Crampton
- Sebastian Hurtado
- Sebastian Riquelme
- Seema Hansraj
- Seema Moharir
- Seena Abraham
- Seferina Gonzalez
- Seini Afuhaamango
- Selam Hadera
- Selena Ecker
- Selena Baltazar
- Selena Garcia
- Selene Crow
- Selene McClure
- Selina Lopez
- Selina Chappell
- Selin Eryurek
- Semaj Kinney
- Sena Tak
- Seng Teo
- Sengul Inan
- Senthil Selvam
- Senthilkumar Venkatachalam
- Seon Lee
- Seoyeon Yun
Why work with a local Fort Worth agent
They price from real comps
Local Fort Worth sold data, not an online estimate, sets the right number — whether you're making an offer or listing your home.
They know the neighborhoods
Schools, commutes, and which streets command a premium vary block to block; a Fort Worth specialist reads those nuances instantly.
They negotiate where it counts
The right offer terms, the inspection findings that actually matter, and the local customs that win deals.
They run the whole process
Lender, inspector, title, deadlines — a great local agent keeps it all on track to closing.
How to choose the right agent in Fort Worth
Interview more than one, ask for recent Fort Worth closings in your price range, and ask how they handled problems on past deals. Our guide to choosing a real estate agent lists the exact questions to ask, and the buyer's hub and seller's hub cover what comes next.
Frequently asked questions about Fort Worth agents
How many real estate agents are there in Fort Worth, TX?
20,180 licensed real estate agents serve Denton, Johnson, Parker, Tarrant and Wise counties, which includes Fort Worth, according to the Texas license register; 3,181 of them hold a broker license. Every license is verified against the state register.
Which real estate firms have the most agents in Fort Worth?
By licensed agents placed in Fort Worth: eXp Realty LLC (730), Real Broker, LLC (441), Fathom Realty, LLC (391). The biggest firm is not always the best fit; compare individual agents on this page.
How do I find a good real estate agent in Fort Worth?
Look for an agent who actively works Fort Worth — recent local closings, client reviews, and fast communication matter far more than a big national name. Every agent on this page has a license verified against the state register: compare them here, or get matched free in seconds.
Who is the best real estate agent in Fort Worth?
No agent can pay for placement on Homegrity. The right agent depends on what you need: the area, the type of home and your timing. Tell us and we'll match you free with licensed agents who work Fort Worth.
How much does a real estate agent cost in Fort Worth?
For buyers and sellers, using Homegrity to find and get matched with a Fort Worth agent is completely free, with no obligation. Commissions on a sale are negotiated separately and paid at closing — your agent will explain exactly how that works for your situation.
What does Homegrity check about Fort Worth agents?
Every agent on this page has a license verified against the state register. We do not hold sales records, so we do not claim to check them.
How are the Fort Worth agents on this page ordered?
Agents are ordered by Homegrity Score. Today that score comes only from the state license register — license status, how long they have been licensed, and whether the state names their firm — because that is what we can verify. No one can pay to appear higher.
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