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Real estate professionals’ income was on the rise last year, a new study of members from the National Association of REALTORS® shows. The median gross income of REALTORS® in 2019 was $49,700, up from $41,800 in 2018. But those with 16 years or more experience earned nearly double that, with a median gross income of $86,500.
Forbes.com recently analyzed earnings figures for real estate agents and brokers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Employment Statistics data to view data at a state level.
The top 10 states where real estate brokers earn the most money on average:
New Mexico: $112,860 (average salary)
Massachusetts: $109,140
California: $104,120
New York: $99,930
Texas: $95,150
Nevada: $93,850
Wisconsin: $93,400
Maryland: $92,540
Indiana: $89,720
North Carolina: $84,770