REB’s Top 50 Women in Real Estate ranking has been unveiled for 2026

REB’s Top 50 Women in Real Estate ranking provides national and industry-wide recognition to top-performing women in real estate who have achieved strong results while empowering them to win more listings. The ranking champions women who have carved a strong presence in their local area, while providing a framework for high achievers to track their professional performance standards.

A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR

CommBank is delighted to once again sponsor REB’s agent 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. 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 performance benchmark.

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.

- Monique McCullough, Real Estate Banking Lead, CommBank

Using a range of indicators to determine the results, REB’s Top 50 Women in Real Estate 2026 ranking recognises the top-performing women in the industry who have gone above and beyond for their clients and set the standard in the industry.

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Welcome to REB’s 11th annual Top 50 Women in Real Estate 2026 ranking

Now in its second decade, the ranking provides incredible insight into what it takes to be a successful agent.

The women in this year’s ranking operated in a somewhat paradoxical property market across Australia during the 2025 calendar year. National home values rose by around 8.0 per cent in 2025 despite housing affordability issues and serviceability constraints. The median dwelling value was more than eight times the median household income. Home buyers required 11.0 years to save a 20.0 per cent deposit, according to Cotality research.

Agents capitalised on continued buyer demand to achieve consistently strong results in 2025 and stayed largely on par with the previous year’s results.

4,978

Combined number of residential properties settled – Top 50

$9,969,082,923

Combined value of residential properties settled – Top 50

The top 50 women settled 4,978 properties in 2025, which was slightly down from the 4,991 properties settled in 2024. The combined value of these settled properties rose, however, reflecting the overall growth in national home values. The agents’ combined value reached almost $10 billion in 2025, up from $9,592,778,072 in 2024.

On the other hand, the top 10 agents recorded a dip in transactions, settling 1,193 properties for $3,190,445,200 in 2025 compared to 1,294 properties settled in 2024 for $3,329,737,745.

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AVERAGE NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES SETTLED – TOP 50

$199,381,658

AVERAGE VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES SETTLED – TOP 50

$2,386,516

AVERAGE SALES PRICE – TOP 50

The agents in the 2026 ranking settled an average of 100 properties for $199,381,658 in 2025, which was on par with the 100 properties settled in 2024 for $191,855,561. Examining the data for the top 10 agents revealed that they settled 119 properties on average, totalling $319,044,520, in 2025. This was below 2024 levels, when they settled 129 properties for $332,973,775.

The average sales price for the top 10 agents crossed $3 million in 2025 ($3,058,913), up from $2,846,788 in 2024. The top 50 agents recorded a smaller increase, selling for an average price of $2,386,516 in 2025, up from $2,219,863 in 2024.

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Average years of experience
Average number of support staff
Average days on market
Average number of residential property listings secured
Average number of residential properties settled
Average value of residential properties settled
Average sales price
Combined value of residential properties settled
Combined number of residential properties settled

Top 5 agents’ countdown

Highest volume
Highest number of settlements
Highest number of listings
Highest average sales price
Fewest days on market

What does the average agent look like?

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Years in industry – Top 50

2.4

Support staff – Top 50

The data provides further insights into the profile of the average agent in the Top 50 Women in Real Estate ranking. It showed that on average, the top 50 agents had 18 years of experience in the industry while the top 10 had 22 years of experience.

Meanwhile, both the top 50 and top 10 agents had 2.4 support staff in 2025. While this was down from 2.7 for the top 50 agents, it was up from 2.2 for the top 10 agents.

REB’s Top 50 Women in Real Estate ranking

REB’s Top 50 Women in Real Estate is the definitive national ranking that offers a comprehensive view of the real estate industry by tracking and comparing the performance of leading agents.

This year’s ranking was assessed by using transparent, performance-based metrics drawn from the agents’ 2025 calendar year results. These include total dollar value of settled residential sales, number of properties settled, and average sales price. Other supporting performance indicators include days on market and years of experience.

Each agent is ranked comparatively across these three metrics against their peers, with the combined comparative score used to rank the top 50 agents.

Publishing the ranking annually offers insights into property market trends, new career opportunities for agents, and how agents leverage their experience and implement strategies to achieve stellar results for their customers regardless of economic and other challenges.

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REB TOP 50 WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE 2026

Rank	Agent name	Company	Suburb(s) serviced	State	Years in industry	Support staff	Average days on market	Listings	Volume	Settlements	Average sales price

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