Pennsylvania · as of September 2026

The best luxury home agents in Philadelphia

12 agents who close Philadelphia's high end, ranked by what they sell for, how much of it is on record, and what their clients say afterward.

No. 1
H

Houwzer Real Estate

Houwzer Inc.

5.0 · 801 reviews

Avg sale
$568K
Top sale
$1000K
Closed
4,586
No. 2
M

Mike McCann

Keller Williams Empower

5.0 · 1070 reviews

Avg sale
$499K
Top sale
$793K
Closed
9,180
No. 3
K

Karrie Gavin

Elfant Wissahickon Realtors

5.0 · 508 reviews

Avg sale
$524K
Top sale
$2.9M
Closed
1,866
No. 4
O

OCF Realty

OCF Realty

5.0 · 836 reviews

Avg sale
$475K
Top sale
$3.0M
Closed
3,414
No. 5
P

PhillyLiving Team

Keller Williams Empower

5.0 · 782 reviews

Avg sale
$436K
Top sale
$2.2M
Closed
3,728
No. 6
T

TCS Group

TCS Group

5.0 · 810 reviews

Avg sale
$453K
Top sale
$3.3M
Closed
2,379
No. 7
D

David Snyder

Keller Williams Empower

5.0 · 797 reviews

Avg sale
$410K
Top sale
$3.8M
Closed
3,751
No. 8
J

Jeanne Whipple

Elfant Wissahickon Realtors

5.0 · 577 reviews

Avg sale
$434K
Top sale
$2.2M
Closed
2,302
No. 9
R

Reid Rosenthal

BHHS FOX & ROACH

5.0 · 441 reviews

Avg sale
$699K
Top sale
$4.1M
Closed
95
No. 10
M

Matt Aragona

Compass Pennsylvania, LLC

5.0 · 300 reviews

Avg sale
$429K
Top sale
$3.3M
Closed
1,367
No. 11
C

Chris and Stephanie Somers

The Somers Team at Keller Williams Empower

5.0 · 754 reviews

Avg sale
$365K
Top sale
$2.4M
Closed
3,289
No. 12
F

Frank Altamuro

Coldwell Banker Realty

5.0 · 252 reviews

Avg sale
$295K
Top sale
$768K
Closed
750
Philadelphia is Pennsylvania's largest city and one of the most complex, rewarding real estate markets on the East Coast. The city's neighborhood-driven market spans ultra-luxury townhomes in Rittenhouse Square and Society Hill to rapidly appreciating row homes in Fishtown, Kensington, and Point Breeze. Philadelphia's housing prices remain dramatically lower than New York, Washington, or Boston, creating a value proposition that continues to attract transplants. The city's institutional anchors—including Penn, Temple, Drexel, and Jefferson—drive perpetual demand in university-adjacent neighborhoods, while the Navy Yard and Schuylkill Banks developments are creating entirely new residential districts. With over 400 distinct neighborhoods, Philadelphia demands an agent with granular local knowledge who can identify the right match between a buyer's lifestyle, investment goals, and the city's extraordinarily varied housing stock.

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