Are There More Realtors Than Homes for Sale in Northeast Florida?
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Are There More Realtors Than Homes for Sale in Northeast Florida?

Are There More Realtors Than Homes for Sale in Northeast Florida?

Right now, yes — the number of actively licensed Realtors affiliated with our local board in Northeast Florida exceeds the number of homes currently for sale. That single fact explains more about new agent income than almost anything else: at any given moment, a large share of agents aren't selling anything, and a lot of agents don't close a single deal in their first 12 months.

Let that sink in before you assume real estate is quick, easy money.

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How Should You Really Choose a Real Estate Brokerage?
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How Should You Really Choose a Real Estate Brokerage?

Don't choose based on the flashiest pitch. Most of the tools and resources a brokerage advertises go unused by most of its agents, so the real question isn't what a brokerage offers — it's what you specifically need, and whether you'll actually use what's in front of you. This is written for agents in Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and the broader Northeast Florida market, since that's who we work with.

There's a lot of noise in the Jacksonville and Northeast Florida real estate market right now. Every brokerage is telling you why they're the one — come here, look at what we offer, here's our wow factor. And I get it. It's loud, and it's easy to get pulled toward whatever's shiny this month.

But I want to offer a different way to think about it, because I'm watching a lot of agents in this market make moves without asking themselves the one question that actually matters.

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Searching for a Real Estate Brokerage in St. Johns County, FL? Here's What Agents Should Consider.
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Searching for a Real Estate Brokerage in St. Johns County, FL? Here's What Agents Should Consider.

If you're an agent looking to hang your license in St. Johns County, FL — or an experienced agent considering a move to a brokerage that actually understands this market — what should you be evaluating?

St. Johns County is not a typical Florida market. It's one of the fastest-growing counties in the state, with a residential landscape that spans everything from master-planned communities with five-figure HOA amenities to coastal properties along A1A to new construction corridors pushing west toward Elkton and Hastings. The median list price here is over $530,000. Relocation buyers from the Northeast are arriving with purchasing power that the local market hasn't always seen. And the agent who knows this market — genuinely knows it — has a significant advantage over one who's simply working it.

Your brokerage choice in St. Johns County should reflect all of that.

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Searching for a Baker County Real Estate Brokerage? Here’s What to Consider.
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Searching for a Baker County Real Estate Brokerage? Here’s What to Consider.

If you’re looking for a Baker County real estate brokerage, are you finding the level of structure and support you actually want?

Macclenny and the surrounding Baker County communities are growing. Buyers are moving west from Jacksonville. Inventory shifts. Land opportunities. New construction pockets.

There is real opportunity here.

But brokerage options inside smaller markets can sometimes feel limited.

That’s where alignment matters.

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How Many Real Estate Brokerages Are There in Northeast Florida?
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How Many Real Estate Brokerages Are There in Northeast Florida?

If you’re thinking about where to hang your real estate license, how many brokerages are you actually choosing from in Northeast Florida?

As of the time this blog is published, there are 1,269 real estate offices in Northeast Florida that have sold and closed at least one home in the last 12 months.

That’s just under 1,300 different offices you could potentially consider.

And for most people, that number is a little eye-opening.

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