United States, state
District of Columbia (DC) real estate license data
~15k licensed real estate professionals in District of Columbia, refreshed monthly from the DC Real Estate Commission (DLCP) and matched to contact data.
What is in the District of Columbia file
Every state-level license record for District of Columbia: licensee name, license number, license type, status, original issue and expiration dates, brokerage or office affiliation, and the public address of record. We add matched email and phone from our people graph, flagging line type so you know which phones are mobiles.
| license_no | name | type | status | office | city | issued | expires | mobile | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC-857291 | J••••• R••••• | Salesperson | Active | COMPASS | District of Columbia | 04/11/2019 | 04/30/2027 | j•••••@gmail.com | (•••) •••-••41 |
| DC-722470 | M••••• T••• | Broker | Active | SOTHEBY'S | District of Columbia | 09/02/2008 | 12/31/2026 | m•••@exprealty.com | (•••) •••-••07 |
District of Columbia by the numbers
- Brokers are ~20% of the District of Columbia file (~2.5k of ~15k).
- ~600 licensees were first licensed in the twelve months to the September 2026 snapshot, and ~3.6k have held a license since before 2010.
- Largest brokerages by licensee count: SAMSON COMPANIES, L.L.C. (~1.1k), Compass DMV, LLC (~1.0k), LONG & FOSTER REAL ESTATE, INC. (~800), TUTT, TAYLOR & RANKIN REAL ESTATE, LLC. (~500), EXP REALTY LLC (~350).
- Between the August 2026 and September 2026 releases, under 100 District of Columbia licensees changed office of record, under 5% of those matched across both files.
Measured on the September 2026 snapshot and rounded. Movers compare two consecutive monthly releases on license number; see real estate agent movers and newly licensed agents for every jurisdiction.
How District of Columbia is refreshed
District of Columbia is refreshed monthly from the DC Real Estate Commission (DLCP). Statuses and license types are normalized to a common vocabulary with the regulator's original values preserved alongside them, then compared against the prior month. New licensees, lapsed licenses, brokerage moves and expirations arrive as flagged deltas, so a monthly file doubles as a recruiting and job-change signal.
District of Columbia publishes license type and status vocabularies of its own; we preserve them alongside our normalized values so filters behave the same across jurisdictions.
Common uses in District of Columbia
- Agent recruiting for brokerages and teams, by office, tenure and expiration window
- Proptech and lender go-to-market: every producing agent with a verified mobile
- Compliance: confirm a license is active before paying a referral or co-op fee
- Marketing suppression: remove licensees from homeowner campaigns
Check one District of Columbia license
Need to confirm a single licensee rather than buy the file? The District of Columbia real estate license lookup answers yes or no against this same monthly copy of the DC Real Estate Commission (DLCP) register, free, five checks an hour, no account.
Property data for District of Columbia
Licensees are one side of the District of Columbia market and the housing stock is the other. District of Columbia property data covers every residential parcel in the state with owner, structure, value and sale fields, and publishes the measured fill rate for each one. Agent records and parcel records share a key, so a licensee can be matched to the property they own or listed.