Gurgaon : India’s real estate sector continues to see steady expansion and increasing formalisation, with the number of RERA-registered real estate agents across the country crossing 100,000 in 2025, according to the latest research by eXp Realty India.
The research analysed data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) on agents registered under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) between 2018 and 2025 to understand how India’s real estate brokerage market has evolved over the years.
The findings show that the number of registered real estate agents in India has increased from 27,073 in 2018 to 105,712 in 2025, reflecting continued growth in the sector as the market becomes more structured and transparent. In the latest period alone, the RERA-registered real estate agent base has grown by 19.1%.
President and Country Head of eXp Realty India, Sam Chopra, commented: “The growth in the number of registered agents across India is a clear reflection of how dynamic and accessible the real estate sector has become.
We’re seeing more professionals enter the market than ever before, attracted by the opportunity to build a business in a sector that continues to expand.
At the same time, the way agents operate is evolving. There is a growing demand for models that provide flexibility, scalability, and the ability to work without the limitations of traditional structures.
At eXp, we’ve helped support this shift by providing a cloud-based platform that allows agents to operate more efficiently and connect with opportunities both locally and globally.
As the market continues to grow, we expect to see further adoption of models that prioritise efficiency and connectivity, helping agents to maximise their potential in an increasingly competitive environment.”
The growth in registrations points to the rising scale of India’s real estate market and the growing number of professionals entering the sector. It also reflects the increasing shift towards organised and compliant brokerage practices following the implementation of RERA.
As housing demand continues across metro cities and emerging markets alike, more professionals are viewing real estate brokerage as a long-term business opportunity. The sector is also seeing growing interest in models that allow agents to operate independently while accessing technology, training, and wider market networks.
Platform-led brokerage models are increasingly becoming part of this shift, offering agents digital tools and operational support to navigate a highly competitive and fast-moving market environment.
Data & Sources
• Data on registered real estate agents sourced from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) and Knight Frank.
• Analysis is based on RERA-registered agent data from 2018 to 2025.
