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Real Estate Agent Recruiting Intelligence in Queens County, New York

See which Queens County offices are adding agents, which are losing them, and how yours compares. Built from New York license records.

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Office Snapshot

12 months to Sep 2026

Sample Brokerage

Sample County, NY · 50–99 agents

Sample report, illustrative figures

Roster now
57
52 agents 12 months ago
12-month retention
80.8%
Peer median 75.0%
Joined / departed
15 / 10
Peer median 17 / 16
Net change
+9.6%
+5 agents · peer median -0.2%

12-month retention vs county peer median

80.8% for this office vs 75.0% for the median of 6 peers

60%70%80%90%Axis starts at 60%Peer median 75.0%Peer C80.9%This office80.8%+5.8 pts above medianPeer E79.5%Peer A76.1%Peer B73.8%Peer D72.9%Peer F72.7%

Joined vs departed

DepartedJoinedPeer median: 16 departed-10Peer median: 17 joined+15

What this means

This office keeps more of its agents than the typical county peer (5.8 pts above the median), and joins outpaced departures 15 to 10, so the roster grew 9.6% against a peer median of -0.2%.

Compared with the county peer median

OfficeAgentsRetentionNet changeRetention vs peers
Peer C4680.9%-2.1% (-1)
+5.9 pts
This office5780.8%+9.6% (+5)
+5.8 pts
Peer E3779.5%-5.1% (-2)
+4.5 pts
Peer A8476.1%-4.5% (-4)
+1.1 pts
Peer B6373.8%+3.3% (+2)
-1.2 pts
Peer D7572.9%+7.1% (+5)
-2.1 pts
Peer F5672.7%+1.8% (+1)
-2.3 pts
Peer median (6 offices)6075.0%-0.2%
0.0 pts
  • Roster: active licensees affiliated with the office in the county, from state license records.
  • Retention: share of the roster 12 months ago still with the office today.
  • Joined: agents on the roster now who were not on it 12 months ago. Departed: agents on the roster 12 months ago who have since left.
  • Net change: change in roster as a percent of the roster 12 months ago (agent count in parentheses).
  • Retention vs peers: gap in percentage points to the peer median retention.
  • Peers: the 6 closest-size offices in the same county (20–200 agents). Medians exclude this office. No individual agents are named.

Source: NY license records, not MLS. No sales or closing data.

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Market at a glance

Real estate agents in Queens County, NY

Queens County, New York has 11,423 active real estate licensees. Flushing, Bayside and Elmhurst have the most. 535 licensees recently changed brokerage.

Active licensees
11,423
Salespersons
7,791
Brokers (all types)
3,632
Recently changed brokerage
535

Top cities

  1. Flushing2,737
  2. Bayside864
  3. Elmhurst791
  4. Long Island City707
  5. Forest Hills549

Largest brokerages

  1. E Realty International Corp858
  2. Winzone Realty INC469
  3. K Land Realty INC228
  4. Keller Williams Realty Landmark215
  5. Keller Williams Realty Landmark Ii215

License types

  • Real Estate Salesperson7,791
  • Associate Broker1,042
  • Corporate Broker993
  • Individual Broker751
  • Limited Liability Broker653
  • Tradename Broker182
  • Partnership Broker11

Based on active licenses in AgentsMetrics as of October 17, 2026 · Source: New York Department of State, Division of Licensing Services

Local market intelligence

Understand the agent market in Queens County, New York

Brokers need visibility into brokerage movement, retention, and competitor growth—not outdated lists and guesswork.

Queens County blends hyperlocal residential markets with rapid development in Long Island City and Flushing. Multilingual communities, diverse housing stock, and cross-borough competition make agent intelligence a recruiting advantage—not a nice-to-have.

Common challenges

  • Agents split attention between Queens, Brooklyn, and Nassau opportunities

  • Development corridors attract competitor recruiting campaigns

  • Difficult to rank outreach without borough-level activity signals

  • Limited insight into which Queens brokerages are gaining market share

Recruiting opportunities

Find the agents your brokerage should recruit next

AgentsMetrics surfaces prioritized recruiting signals so your team spends time on agents who are active, movable, and worth the conversation.

Rising producers

Highlight producers gaining momentum in Astoria and Long Island City

Recently moved agents

Surface agents who recently changed firms in Flushing or Jamaica

Agents at competing brokerages

Target competitor-affiliated agents in high-growth Queens corridors

Inactive or at-risk agents

Identify at-risk agents before they exit or switch quietly

High-performing local agents

Build culturally aware shortlists across Queens neighborhoods

Agent intelligence preview

Top real estate agents in Queens County, New York

Explore a preview of agents tracked across Queens County markets like Flushing, Bayside, Elmhurst, Long Island City, Forest Hills. AgentsMetrics helps brokers go beyond basic lists with brokerage movement, tenure, and retention.

YH

Yunhang HouLu

Homix Realty INC

99
FlushingASSOCIATE BROKER
High activity
AC

Aihui Cheng

Homix Realty INC

99
FlushingASSOCIATE BROKER
High activity
AK

Ara Kallem

East Coast NYC INC

99
BaysideCORPORATE BROKER
High activity
AY

Ashar Yousaf

North Star Realty Associates LLC

99
Fresh MeadowsREAL ESTATE SALESPERSON
High activity
CD

Charles Dagostino

North Star Realty Associates LLC

99
Fresh MeadowsASSOCIATE BROKER
High activity
DL

Diane Ludvigsen

Ludvigsen Diane L

99
Rockaaway PointINDIVIDUAL BROKER
High activity
EV

Efstathios Valiotis

Valiotis Efstathios

99
Long Island CityINDIVIDUAL BROKER
High activity
EV

Efstathios Valiotis

Alma Realty Co

99
Long Island CityCORPORATE BROKER
High activity
JY

Junbing Ye

Homix Realty INC

99
FlushingREAL ESTATE SALESPERSON
High activity
LM

Leslie Mahoney

Mahoney Leslie P

99
RockawayINDIVIDUAL BROKER
High activity

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Competitor intelligence

Monitor competing brokerages in Queens County

AgentsMetrics helps Queens County brokers understand which firms are growing, losing agents, retaining talent, or creating recruiting opportunities across New York.

Track competitor agent gains in LIC and Western Queens

Monitor retention at firms competing for Flushing producers

Compare franchise growth versus boutique expansion in Queens

Spot brokerage movement patterns across the East River

Use cases

Built for brokerage growth teams in Queens County

From recruiting managers to broker-owners—AgentsMetrics gives growth teams the intelligence to compete locally.

Recruit agents

Build targeted shortlists based on activity, movement, and fit—not generic contact dumps.

Retain top producers

See whether your retention is above or below offices your size before your best agents entertain other offers.

Track competitors

See which brokerages are gaining agents, losing talent, and where to strike first.

Expand into nearby markets

Use county-level intelligence to plan recruiting pushes in adjacent territories.

Build targeted recruiting lists

Export prioritized outreach lists your recruiting team can act on immediately.

Nearby markets

Explore recruiting intelligence in nearby counties

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about using AgentsMetrics for real estate agent recruiting.

As of October 17, 2026, AgentsMetrics counts 11,423 active real estate licensees in Queens County, New York, based on New York Department of State, Division of Licensing Services license records. The largest groups are 7,791 real estate salesperson licenses and 1,042 associate broker licenses.

By active real estate licensees, the top cities in Queens County are Flushing (2,737), Bayside (864), Elmhurst (791), Long Island City (707) and Forest Hills (549).

By active licensees affiliated in Queens County, the largest brokerages are E Realty International Corp (858), Winzone Realty INC (469), K Land Realty INC (228), Keller Williams Realty Landmark (215) and Keller Williams Realty Landmark Ii (215).

535 active licensees in Queens County, New York are flagged in AgentsMetrics as having recently changed brokerage.

AgentsMetrics helps Queens County brokers identify active agents, detect movement signals, and prioritize outreach based on tenure and brokerage changes from license records—so recruiting teams focus on agents most likely to move.

We read monthly license-record changes: brokerage switches, office retention, and competitor headcount. That shows which agents recently moved and which offices are losing people.

Yes. Monitor which brokerages in Queens County, New York are gaining or losing agents, compare retention trends, and spot recruiting windows when competitors show weakness.

AgentsMetrics tracks signals like recent brokerage moves, rising activity, leaving likelihood, and competitor affiliation—giving recruiters actionable intelligence instead of static contact lists.

AgentsMetrics is built for broker-owners, recruiting managers, team leaders, and growth-focused brokerages that want data-driven recruiting intelligence across local markets.

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