Las Vegas Real Estate · Brokerage Rankings · October 2026

Las Vegas Real Estate Brokerage Rankings — October 2026

By Craig Tann, Broker/Owner, huntington & ellis, A Real Estate Agency | Nevada License B.0143698 | Reporting period: October 2026

For October alone, huntington & ellis reported $118,365,389 in sales volume across 188 transactions. The tables below distinguish monthly results from year-to-date results and individual offices from combined brokerage totals so buyers and sellers can compare like with like.

What the rankings measure

Sales volume measures the dollar value of reported closed business. Transaction count measures activity under the reporting system’s counting rules. Neither measure, by itself, establishes which agent will be the best fit for a particular buyer, seller, neighborhood, or price range.

Ranking methodology and reporting periods

The monthly tables cover October 2026. The year-to-date tables cover January through October 2026. Office rankings compare individual office entries; brokerage rankings compare combined brokerage entries as grouped in the source reports. The tables are ordered by reported closed sales volume, not transaction count.

The production figures and rankings are reported by huntington & ellis using Greater Las Vegas MLS, BoldTrail, and internal reporting. Office and combined brokerage rankings are presented separately, and sales volume is distinct from transaction count.

How to use this guide

Start with the ranking category that matches your question. Then evaluate an agent’s recent experience with homes like yours, local pricing knowledge, communication, marketing approach, and services. Brokerage scale can provide context, while an individual agent’s relevant record helps you assess fit.

Las Vegas office and brokerage rankings

The following tables compare individual offices and combined brokerages by reported closed sales volume in US dollars. Source: huntington & ellis reporting using Greater Las Vegas MLS, BoldTrail, and internal records.

Individual Offices — January–October 2026

Combined Brokerages — January–October 2026

Individual Offices — October 2026

Combined Brokerages — October 2026

huntington & ellis production and agent recognition

How did huntington & ellis perform in October?

Year-to-date production through October totaled $1,394,170,217 and 2,363 reported transactions. Monthly volume and transaction totals declined from October 2025. Those changes describe brokerage production; they do not establish that every neighborhood or price segment followed the same pattern.

Source: huntington & ellis production reporting using Greater Las Vegas MLS, BoldTrail, and internal records.

Top performing huntington & ellis agents and teams

The following recognition highlights huntington & ellis agents and teams. These internal recognition categories are separate from the citywide office and brokerage comparisons above.

Top Producing Agents — October 2026

1. Poujan Sadri
2. John Sullivan
3. Dan Mumm — The Mumm Group
4. Tom Heuser — The Heuser Team
5. Gabriella DeBartoli
6. Jessica Cordero — The Cordero Group
7. Jack Greenberg — The Jack Greenberg Group
8. Ryan Melvin
9. Jessica Deuel
10. Karen Pohl

Top Buyer Agents

1. Anita Ansary
2. John Sullivan
3. Serena Heuser
4. Matt Langguth
5. Adria Lawrence

Top Seller Agents

1. Dan Mumm — The Mumm Group
2. Will Hooks
3. Serena Heuser
4. Rick Schetinski
5. Robert Martin

Top Teams — Year to Date

1. The Craig Tann Group
2. The Jack Greenberg Group
3. The Mumm Group
4. The Collective Group
5. DeBartoli Real Estate Group

Top Independent Agents

1. John Sullivan
2. Brian Mercado
3. Jennifer Belcastro
4. Alexandria Pearl
5. Erick Guzman

Top 75 huntington & ellis Agents

The following Top 75 recognition list features huntington & ellis agents and is separate from the citywide office and combined brokerage sales-volume rankings above.

1. Dan Mumm
2. John Sullivan
3. Jack Greenberg
4. Sam Cohen
5. Jessica Cordero
6. Alex Adabashi
7. Gabriella DeBartoli
8. Karen Pohl
9. Nicole Knobel
10. Brian Mercado
11. Adria Lawrence
12. Matt Langguth
13. Michael Moed
14. Tom Heuser
15. Jennifer Belcastro
16. Maryann Dingman
17. Robert Martin
18. Marian Miller-Curcuru
19. Erick Guzman
20. Alexandria Pearl
21. Erin Ackerman
22. Rick Schetinski
23. Joe Fann
24. Melissa Bolda
25. Cindy Mae Hawkins
26. Mario Vitale
27. Ryan Melvin
28. Poujan Sadri
29. Sam Beard
30. Joe Graziano
31. Darin Thomas
32. Hector Banuelos-Gramajo
33. Faith Harmer
34. Jason Griggs
35. Jason Aguirre
36. Erika Delk
37. Chaw Tun
38. Nancy Ruiz
39. Heidi Tuai
40. Brent Nibarger
41. Mariel Pamintuan-Esguerra
42. Jessica Deuel
43. Roy Shetrit
44. Nichole Teter
45. Meshach Cisneros
46. Will Hooks
47. Carla Coronado-Terry
48. Sasha Ponce-Harper
49. Phoenix Sun
50. Raul Marquez
51. Aldona Moreno
52. Liza Oraha
53. Giovanni Casas
54. Rachael Tharp
55. Gianni Sammarco
56. Christina Cova-Simmons
57. Matt Jimerson
58. Kristi Badolato
59. Mitch Fulfer
60. Carlos Rivera
61. Alicia Cruz-Rivera
62. Sarah Gabany
63. Nicholas Guidice
64. Staci Alayvilla
65. Daniel Bessent
66. Kristen Gerami
67. Lisa Shin-Lee
68. Kristin Prough
69. Jonathan Murphy
70. Ryan Pardey
71. Josh Antos
72. Alexis Michaud
73. Alexandra MacDonald
74. Lorie Borges
75. Seth Wright

How to choose a Las Vegas real estate agent

Why local experience matters

Buyers and sellers should evaluate experience at the neighborhood and property level. A condominium in Green Valley, a resale home in Southwest Las Vegas, and a custom estate in MacDonald Highlands can require different pricing comparisons, marketing plans, and transaction strategies.

Ask about recent work in your target community, whether that is Summerlin, Henderson, Green Valley, Northwest Las Vegas, or Southern Highlands. For luxury searches in The Ridges, Ascaya, or MacDonald Highlands, ask for examples involving a comparable price range and property type. Relevant closed sales are more useful than a broad claim of familiarity with the entire valley.

What should you ask before hiring an agent?

• What similar homes have you helped clients buy or sell? Ask for recent examples with the neighborhood, price range, property type, and the agent’s role.
• How do your listing results compare with similar local homes? Review days on market, price changes, and sale-to-list ratios using the same period, property type, and calculation method.
• How would you price or evaluate this home today? Look for an explanation based on recent closed sales, competing listings, pending activity, and the property’s condition.
• What services and fees are included? Request a clear explanation of representation, marketing, communication, compensation, and any additional charges.
• How will we stay informed? Agree on contact frequency, who handles day-to-day questions, and when to revisit the strategy.
• Can you explain a recent negotiation? Ask what the client needed, what options were available, and how the agent helped evaluate the outcome.

What does the October housing market tell us?

The median price of existing single-family homes sold through the Las Vegas REALTORS® MLS was $475,000 in October 2026, up approximately 1.1% from September and 0.1% from October 2025. A market median describes the homes that sold during the month; it is not an appraisal of an individual property.

For sellers, compare your home with similar active and recently closed listings, then review showing activity and buyer feedback. For buyers, evaluate competing choices, comparable sales, condition, and transaction terms. A citywide benchmark provides context, while property-level evidence should guide the discussion.

Explore our full October 2026 Las Vegas housing market report for additional market context.