12 best real estate companies in San Diego. Updated October 2026

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12 brokerages and teams. Every one re-checked.

The short version: These are 12 of the best real estate companies in San Diego for 2026: brokerages, agencies and agent teams for buyers, sellers and commercial property, each re-checked in October 2026. One Stop Moving & Storage moves San Diego households on the other side of a home sale, so we keep this list current. The numbers are for reference, not a ranking.

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At a glance

The 12 companies at a glance

Here is what kind of business each one is and what it focuses on. Click a name for its contacts and license number.

Company	Type and brokerage	Focus	CA DRE license
LUXURYSOCALREALTY	Team, Real Broker	Coastal and luxury homes, all of San Diego County	01896887, 01898540
Infinity Investment Properties	Commercial brokerage	Commercial sales, leasing and management	02143991
Premier Homes Team	Team, LPT Realty	Residential, luxury, investment and commercial	01384181
Willis Allen Real Estate	Brokerage	La Jolla office plus four branch offices	01204280
The Neuman Team	Team, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties	Downtown San Diego condos	00809392
Team Steele San Diego Homes	Team, Real Broker	Buyers, sellers and relocation	01950588, 01951324
Mike and Jessica Wolf Real Estate Team	Team, Coldwell Banker West	Buying, selling and investing	01709065, 01855679
Dunn, REALTORS / Park Pacific Properties	Brokerage	Home buying and selling	00619359
Mia Tidwell	Agent, Compass	Buying, selling and renting, downtown office	02014872
Wannebo Real Estate Group	Team, eXp Realty	Carmel Valley and 92130 homes	01468255
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties	Brokerage	Southern California, including San Diego County	01317331
The Lund Team, Inc.	Family brokerage	North San Diego County, from Carlsbad	01394870

How we chose

How we chose these San Diego real estate companies

Every company on this list passed the same three checks in October 2026, and the numbers are for reference only, not a ranking.

Based in San Diego County

It buys, sells or leases property from an office or team in the county. We confirmed this on each company’s own website, or on the brokerage profile for an individual agent.

Licensed

The company, or the agents who lead it, holds a California real estate license that showed as licensed when we looked up its license number in the DRE public license lookup.

Reachable

Its website loaded when we checked, and every phone number and email we show is one the company publishes today on its own site or brokerage profile.

What we did not check: sales volume, commission or fees, client reviews or ratings, and the day-to-day service of any individual agent. Ask each company directly; our questions are below.

The list

San Diego real estate companies

Each entry gives the company’s focus, contacts and California license number.

1. LUXURYSOCALREALTY (Real Broker)

A La Jolla team led by founders Rob and Joy Aumann, who have sold coastal San Diego real estate since 2011 and are now with Real Broker. The team covers all of San Diego County, with most of its work on the coast: La Jolla, Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, Pacific Beach, Point Loma and Coronado. It handles luxury and oceanfront homes and also helps first-time buyers.

Phone: 858-752-8730 · Website: luxurysocalrealty.com · Address: 800 Silverado St, Ste 300, La Jolla, CA 92037 · CA DRE #01896887, #01898540

2. Infinity Investment Properties

A full-service commercial real estate firm in La Jolla, established in 2019. Infinity handles commercial sales, leasing and property management for private clients, including high-net-worth individuals and families.

Phone: 619-314-8181 · Email: info@infinityinvestprop.com · Website: infinityinvestprop.com · Address: 7472 La Jolla Blvd, La Jolla, CA 92037 · CA DRE #02143991

3. Premier Homes Team (LPT Realty)

A team led by broker associate Glen Henderson that works with buyers and sellers across San Diego County, Orange County and South Riverside County. It handles single-family, luxury, multi-unit, investment and commercial property, plus new homes and leasing.

Phone: 619-500-3222 · Email: glen@mypremierhomes.com · Website: mypremierhomes.com · Address: 2820 Camino del Rio S #314, San Diego, CA 92108 · CA DRE #01384181

4. Willis Allen Real Estate

A La Jolla brokerage that says it has been in business since 1914. Besides its Wall Street office, it has branch offices in Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, Encinitas and San Diego, and its DRE record also lists the business name Willis Allen Forbes Global Properties.

Phone: 877-515-7443 · Website: willisallen.com · Address: 1131 Wall Street, La Jolla, CA 92037 · CA DRE #01204280

5. The Neuman Team, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

A downtown San Diego condo team led by Gregg Neuman, who has sold downtown real estate since 1981. The team says it works only in downtown San Diego, building by building, with agents for buyers and sellers and an office on 5th Avenue in the Gaslamp Quarter.

Phone: 619-595-7025 · Email: sold@sandiegodowntown.com · Website: sandiegodowntown.com · Address: 516 5th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101 · CA DRE #00809392

6. Team Steele San Diego Homes (Real Broker)

Husband-and-wife agents John and Melissa Steele started their San Diego business in 2015. Team Steele works with buyers, sellers, people relocating to or from San Diego, and investors.

Phone: 619-887-4429 · Email: team@steelesandiegohomes.com · Website: steelesandiegohomes.com · CA DRE #01950588, #01951324

7. Mike and Jessica Wolf Real Estate Team (Coldwell Banker West)

Mike and Jessica Wolf co-founded the Wolf Real Estate Team in 2006. With Coldwell Banker West, they help clients buy, sell and invest in San Diego real estate.

Phone: 858-722-6847 · Email: wolf@cbwhomes.com · Website: michaeljwolf.net · Address: 410 Kalmia Street, San Diego, CA 92101 · CA DRE #01709065, #01855679

8. Dunn, REALTORS / Park Pacific Properties

A San Diego brokerage on Cass Street that does business as both Dunn, REALTORS and Park Pacific Properties. Its agents work with home buyers and sellers.

Phone: 619-275-3866 · Email: Homes@AskDunn.com · Website: askdunn.com · Address: 4538 Cass Street, San Diego, CA 92109 · CA DRE #00619359

9. Mia Tidwell (Compass)

A San Diego real estate agent with Compass who works out of its San Diego Downtown office and helps clients buy, sell and rent.

Phone: 310-367-5762 · Email: mia.tidwell@compass.com · Website: Compass profile · CA DRE #02014872

10. Wannebo Real Estate Group (eXp Realty)

A team led by broker Kurt Wannebo, who started his own company in 2005, now brokered by eXp Realty of California. Its community pages focus on Carmel Valley and nearby 92130 neighborhoods such as Torrey Hills, Pacific Highlands Ranch and Del Mar Mesa.

Phone: 858-412-5541 · Email: info@wanneboreg.com · Website: wanneboreg.com · Address: 12526 High Bluff Drive, Ste 300, San Diego, CA 92130 · CA DRE #01468255

11. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

A brokerage that represents all of Southern California, including San Diego County. Among the San Diego County communities it lists are Coronado, La Jolla, Rancho Bernardo and Rancho Santa Fe.

Phone: 888-995-7575 · Website: bhhscalifornia.com · CA DRE #01317331

12. The Lund Team, Inc.

A family company since 1982 and a family brokerage in North San Diego County, based in Carlsbad. The Lund Team works in Carlsbad, Oceanside, Encinitas, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Vista and San Marcos.

Phone: 760-205-9509 · Website: lundteam.com · Address: 6114 Innovation Way, Carlsbad, CA 92009 · CA DRE #01394870

How to choose

How to choose a real estate agent or company in San Diego

Shortlist two or three agents or teams who sell homes like yours in your part of the county, confirm each license in the California DRE public lookup, and interview them about their recent sales near you and exactly what their fee covers before you sign.

Brokerage, team or individual agent

This list mixes three kinds of business: brokerages, agent teams that work under a larger brand, and one individual agent. The brokerages are Willis Allen Real Estate; Infinity Investment Properties; Dunn, REALTORS; Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties; and The Lund Team, Inc. The teams are LUXURYSOCALREALTY and Team Steele with Real Broker, Premier Homes Team with LPT Realty, the Neuman Team with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, the Wolf team with Coldwell Banker West, and Wannebo Real Estate Group with eXp Realty. Mia Tidwell is an individual agent with Compass. A team can cover more showings and calls at once, so ask who will handle yours.

Match the company to your home and neighborhood

Pick a company that already works in your part of the county and with your kind of property. On this list, as each company describes itself:

Downtown condos: the Neuman Team, which works only in downtown San Diego. Mia Tidwell works from Compass’s San Diego Downtown office.
The coast: LUXURYSOCALREALTY, based in La Jolla, with most of its work from Del Mar to Coronado.
North County: The Lund Team, in Carlsbad, which works Carlsbad, Oceanside, Encinitas, Vista and San Marcos.
Carmel Valley and 92130: Wannebo Real Estate Group.
Luxury homes: LUXURYSOCALREALTY and Premier Homes Team.
Investment and commercial property: Infinity Investment Properties and Premier Homes Team.

We don’t publish home prices or market statistics here. To compare areas first, read our guide to the best neighborhoods to live in San Diego.

Check the license in the DRE public lookup

Search the agent’s name, the company name or the license ID in the California Department of Real Estate’s public license lookup, and make sure the name on your agreement matches what it shows. Use the California DRE public license lookup; brokers and corporations can also be searched by main or branch office address with the DRE’s address lookup. The DRE warns that unlicensed people sometimes use the names and details of real licensees, which is why the match matters.

Read recent reviews, then ask for local sales

Read each company’s newest reviews on Google, Zillow and Yelp, then ask the agent which homes they sold in your neighborhood in the last 12 months. Ask for the addresses so you can look them up yourself. We don’t publish sales volume, rankings or review counts, because they change every month and we haven’t verified them.

Before you sign

Questions to ask a San Diego real estate agent before you sign

Ask who will handle your sale or search day to day, what they have sold near you recently, what their fee covers, and how long the agreement lasts and how you can end it. These eight questions cover it:

Who will be my day-to-day contact, and how fast do you reply to calls and texts?
How many homes like mine have you sold in my area in the last 12 months?
If I’m selling: how will you price and market my home?
If I’m buying: how will you find homes that fit, and what happens when there are several offers?
What exactly does your fee cover, and can I have that in writing?
How long is the agreement, and how do I end it?
Which lenders, inspectors and escrow companies do you suggest, and do you have a business tie to any of them?
Can I speak with two recent clients?

Ask two or three agents the same questions, then compare the answers side by side.

After closing

Buying or selling in San Diego? The move is the next step

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Book as soon as you know your closing date: about three weeks ahead between May and September, and about 10 days ahead the rest of the year. If your closing and move-in dates don’t line up, short-term storage during a move is included.

For agents and stagers, staging furniture between listings can stay in our commercial storage and then go to the next house. When a home is being cleared for sale, our estate moves crew delivers the contents to family members, to storage or to donation.

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Questions

San Diego real estate company questions

Short answers about choosing and checking a San Diego real estate company.

All moving questions

What are the top real estate companies in San Diego?

Our 2026 list has 12 that passed the same checks in October 2026. They include brokerages such as Willis Allen Real Estate, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, The Lund Team and Dunn, REALTORS; agent teams such as the Neuman Team, Team Steele and the Mike and Jessica Wolf team; and Infinity Investment Properties for commercial property. The numbers are for reference, not a ranking.

How do I choose a real estate agent in San Diego?

Shortlist two or three agents or teams who sell homes like yours in your area, check each license in the California DRE public lookup, and ask each one which homes they sold near you in the last 12 months and what their fee covers, in writing.

How can I check that a San Diego real estate agent or brokerage is licensed?

Search the agent’s name, the company name or the license ID in the California Department of Real Estate’s public license lookup, and confirm that it matches the name on your agreement. You can also search brokers by office address.

Which San Diego real estate team has the most reviews?

Review counts change every week, so we don’t publish them. Compare each team’s current Google, Zillow and Yelp profiles, and read the newest reviews first.

Which San Diego real estate companies handle commercial property?

On this list, Infinity Investment Properties is a full-service commercial real estate firm for commercial sales, leasing and property management. Premier Homes Team also lists commercial and investment property among its services.

Is this list a ranking?

No. Every company passed the same checks in October 2026, and the numbers are for reference only.

When should I book movers after buying or selling a home in San Diego?

As soon as you know your closing date: about three weeks ahead for a move between May and September, and about 10 days ahead the rest of the year. If closing and move-in dates don’t line up, short-term storage during a move is included, and portable storage containers start at $99 a month.

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