Top Realtors and Real Estate Agents in Long Beach, CA

The top-ranked agent in Long Beach, CA is Jeff Anderson at eXp Realty of California Inc., with 2,564 career transactions, 245 client reviews, and $1.5B in all-time sales volume. EffectiveAgents identifies leading agents by analyzing verified performance data rather than advertising spend, reviewing 2,446 transactions across the market to rank 107 of the area's 16,451 licensed agents. The best fit depends on your neighborhood and price point, so compare several ranked agents against your specific goals before deciding.

Rankings are built from verified MLS transaction data. We analyze more than fifteen performance signals for every agent, including sales volume in your city and zip code, recent and all-time transactions, days on market, negotiation results, price-point fit, and verified reviews. Agents cannot pay for placement.

Our data covers 16,451 real estate agents serving the Long Beach area. The count represents agents with transaction activity recorded in our Long Beach market data, not simply everyone holding a license.

Long Beach's median sale price is $852,500 as of May 2026. Half of recent sales closed above that figure and half below. It is a useful baseline for understanding the market, but an experienced local agent will price your home against comparable recent sales in your neighborhood, not the citywide median.

The median home in Long Beach sells in about 41 days, though that figure reflects a +4 days change in market time compared with a year ago. Actual timelines vary with pricing, condition, and location: accurately priced homes in high-demand pockets can attract offers within two weeks, while 20.7% of listings eventually cut their price after sitting longer. Add roughly 30 to 45 days for escrow after accepting an offer. Pricing to recent comparable sales is the single biggest factor in selling closer to the median timeline.

No. EffectiveAgents is free for home buyers and sellers, with no obligation to work with any agent we match you with.

No. Agents cannot pay for placement anywhere in these rankings. Positions are earned from verified transaction performance only.

Commissions are negotiable and vary by agent, service level, and transaction. There is no set rate, and recent industry changes have made commission structures more flexible than ever. Discuss the structure directly with your agent before signing a listing or buyer agreement.

The individual agent matters more than the brand on the sign. Offices within the same national franchise vary widely in performance, and the agent you hire, not the logo, prices your home, negotiates your contract, and manages your closing. A strong local agent brings firsthand knowledge of Long Beach neighborhoods, pricing patterns, and buyer activity. Compare agents on verified local results such as recent sales, days on market, and negotiation outcomes rather than name recognition.

Ask how many homes they have closed in Long Beach in the past year, what their average sale-to-list ratio is, and how much of their business is in your neighborhood and price range. Ask how they will market your home or find you listings, and how often they will communicate. Strong agents answer with specifics. Verified transaction data is the fastest way to confirm what you hear.