The total value of properties settled by the top 50 Queensland agents exceeded the previous year by over $1 billion, according to REB’s Top 50 Agents Queensland 2026 ranking.
REB is delighted to present the Top 50 Agents Queensland 2026 ranking for the sixth year in a row, with support from partner the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
The ranking recognises the top-performing agents for their hard work, dedication to their craft, and phenomenal settlement figures. These agents have set the benchmark for excellence that other agents can emulate while helping establish strong professional standards in Queensland.
The ranking data revealed that agents in Queensland settled 5,185 properties for a combined value of $8.4 billion during the 2025 calendar year. This was an improvement on 2024 figures, when they settled 4,967 properties for $7.3 billion.
The top 10 agents saw a more modest year-on-year rise, settling 1,190 properties in 2025 for $2.9 billion. This was up from 1,163 properties settled in 2024, valued at $2.5 billion.
They were certainly supported by a booming property market in Queensland as tight supply and high investor demand pushed up home values and bolstered competition. Brisbane dwelling values were up by 12.8 per cent in the year to November 2025, while the rest of Queensland rose by 11.4 per cent, according to Cotality figures.
The top 50 agents settled an average of 104.0 properties for $167.4 million in 2025 (up from 99.0 properties settled in 2024 for $146.1 million. The top 10 agents settled 119.0 properties for $287.0 million in 2025, up from 116.0 properties settled for $254.8 million in 2024.
The average sales price rose in 2025, unsurprising given the surge in Queensland property values. The top 50 agents transacted properties for an average price of $1.8 million, while the top 10 agents settled properties for an average of $2.7 million (an increase from $2.5 million in 2024).
The time properties spent on the market remained steady year on year, with the top 50 agents taking an average of 34.0 days to settle in 2025, while the top 10 agents took 31.0 days to settle a dwelling.
Analysing the agents’ profiles showed that the top 50 agents had an average of 15.0 years of experience and three support staff in their agencies. The top 10 agents had spent around two decades in the real estate industry and had 2.9 support staff.
McGrath Estate Agents’ sales agent Alex Jordan topped the Queensland ranking for the second consecutive year, while Kollosche managing director Michael Kollosche came second also for the second year in a row. Meanwhile, Brisbane Real Estate director-principal Kel Goesch moved from fifth place in last year’s ranking to third place this year.
CommBank real estate banking lead Monique McCullough said CommBank is delighted to once again partner with the rankings, recognising the exceptional performance, leadership and professionalism demonstrated across Australia’s real estate industry.
“The real estate industry plays a critical role in the Australian economy, and at CommBank, we recognise our responsibility to support the agents, principals, and businesses who underpin strong communities nationwide,” McCullough said.
“We’ll continue to invest in specialist expertise, digital capability, and industry‑led innovation to help you navigate change, unlock opportunity and build stronger, more resilient businesses. Our ongoing partnership with REB reflects a shared commitment to recognising excellence and celebrating those who set the national benchmark for performance.”
“Congratulations to all ranked agents on this outstanding achievement, and thank you for the contribution you make to your customers, communities and the broader Australian economy.”
Agile Market Intelligence director Michael Johnson congratulated the ranked agents in Queensland for securing their rankings through hard work, dedication, and skill.
“Queensland agents have demonstrated their ability to thrive in a buyer’s market and benefit from the rise in property values by implementing smart strategies to get the best deal for vendors,” he said.
“When buyers are competing for limited stock, it is the agent’s time to shine by setting the premium prices for vendors and managing their expectations while nurturing relationships with buyers. It is a delicate balance, and you have shown how it can be done successfully.”
REB managing editor Liam Garman applauded the agents for demonstrating their dedication to their craft and their talent by delivering superior value for their clients.
“I am forever amazed at the ability of agents in our Sunshine State to buckle down in a booming property market and get the best possible deals for their vendors,” Garman said.
“This ranking is not just about the settlement figures, though. It’s about providing customer service that is invaluable to buyers and vendors, and Queensland agents have been able to do that successfully.”
REB’s Top 50 Agents Queensland ranking is compiled by Agile Market Intelligence, the research arm of parent company Momentum Media.
This year’s ranking was assessed using transparent, performance-based metrics drawn from the agents’ 2025 calendar-year results. These include the total dollar value of settled residential sales, the number of properties settled, and the average sales price. Other supporting performance indicators include days on market and years of experience.
To view the full report and the Top 50 Agents Queensland 2026 ranking, click here.
In the coming weeks, REB will release the Top 50 Agents 2026 rankings for Victoria and NSW/ACT, so keep an eye out for those!
