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Compass Ranked #1 Brokerage in the U.S. For Fourth Straight Year — Allison Ziefert Real Estate Group Proud to Be Part of the Success

May 6, 2025

Compass has once again secured its place as the #1 real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume for the fourth consecutive year. In 2024, Compass achieved a remarkable $231 billion in sales volume across 228,785 transactions, even amid a challenging real estate market.
 
This continued success reflects Compass’s commitment to empowering agents through industry-leading technology, tools, and support. “We’ve built more than a brokerage—we’ve created a company that elevates the role of the agent and the value they deliver their clients to protect homeowners’ ability to maximize their greatest asset,” said Compass Founder and CEO Robert Reffkin.
 
At Allison Ziefert Real Estate Group, we are proud to be part of this extraordinary network of professionals. Being affiliated with the nation’s top brokerage allows us to provide our clients with unmatched market insights, innovation, and service.
 
Compass President Neda Navab added, “Our agents are the centerpiece of Compass. This recognition isn’t just a ranking. It reflects their relentless dedication, market expertise, and commitment to delivering the best outcomes for their clients.”
 
If you’re considering buying or selling a home, partner with the Allison Ziefert Real Estate Group—a trusted part of the nation’s top-performing brokerage. Reach out today to experience the Compass difference firsthand.
 
Source: compass.com

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