The top 10 real estate teams in Greater Calgary

The edit

Greater Calgary is the full picture: Calgary and the communities around it, including Okotoks, Airdrie, Cochrane, Chestermere, Springbank, Bearspaw and the Foothills. A regional move can cross several of those markets before the right property comes into focus.

This is The Agent Edit's top ten: teams selected for distinctive service offerings, property knowledge, marketing and the people behind the brand. REPYYC leads the edition for the breadth of its regional platform and the combination of Dusko Sremac's property background with a substantial team and media operation.

1. REPYYC — Real Estate Partners, led by Dusko Sremac

REPYYC earns our leading position with a service platform that connects neighbourhood-level property information, residential representation and luxury marketing. Dusko leads the team at Real Broker, bringing a Red Seal electrical background to a practice supported by dedicated sales, growth and operational leadership.

The regional reach is central to the appeal. Dusko's direct service area includes Calgary, Okotoks, Foothills County, Rocky View County, Cochrane and Airdrie. The wider team publishes resources for communities including Chestermere and Langdon. That breadth suits a move that begins in the city and expands toward more land, a different home style or a new daily routine.

Our editorial distinction: a full regional team with a particularly strong connection between property advice and property presentation.

2. Kirby Cox & Associates

Kirby Cox & Associates stands out for its northwest Calgary and nearby country-residential coverage. Its community platform spans established locations such as Varsity and Edgemont, newer neighbourhoods, and Bearspaw and Watermark.

That geographic concentration gives the practice a clear place in this edition. Buyers comparing city and northwest estate properties need more than a larger search radius: they need to understand differences in the setting, the lot and the homes competing for the same budget. This is a team whose regional identity is easy to understand.

3. The Tanya Eklund Group

The Tanya Eklund Group brings a defined inner-city perspective, with a service mix that includes luxury homes, moving up and right-sizing. The team's focus is especially relevant where established streets, renovated houses and new infills sit close together.

Our distinction is urban property fluency. A mature site, an original house and a contemporary interior contribute differently to a property's appeal. Inner-city representation becomes valuable when those differences are explained clearly and reflected in the way a home is positioned.

4. Popowich & Company

Popowich & Company combines residential services with a visible acreage practice and a defined listing approach. Its public platform gives country properties their own place alongside buyer resources and educational films.

The editorial appeal is the connection between preparation and setting. An acreage demands attention to land and systems as well as interiors. A city listing requires a different balance. Popowich belongs in the regional selection for presenting those assignments as meaningful parts of its practice.

5. Plintz Real Estate

Plintz Real Estate makes property storytelling a central part of its residential approach. Its emphasis on creative presentation brings a distinctive point of view to the Calgary field.

This is our selection for readers who value how a home is explained visually and in writing. A strong campaign makes a property's circulation, light and character understandable. The most useful storytelling gives the buyer a reason to see the house and something specific to remember afterward.

6. The McKelvie Group

The McKelvie Group has a recognizably local publishing presence, including northwest neighbourhood guides and property videos. Its directory identifies Rick Easthope as owner and team lead, with Kelly McKelvie as founder.

We feature the team for the neighbourhood dimension of its work. Community-level material becomes useful when a move involves differences that a listing cannot communicate on its own: the relationship between streets, familiar amenities and the rhythm of an area.

7. Ben Sweet & Associates

Ben Sweet & Associates combines individual agent biographies with named listing and transaction-coordination roles. Its roster includes stated interests in downtown condominium living, investment property and relocation.

Our distinction is the visibility of the team behind the transaction. Buyers and sellers benefit from a service structure in which coordination has a defined place alongside representation. A clear division of responsibilities helps explain what a team can bring beyond the lead agent's personal brand.

8. Sano Stante Real Estate

Sano Stante's practice brings together residential representation and work with investors and builders. That combination gives the team a relevant place in a market where a property's present use and longer-term possibilities often meet.

We feature the practice for this broader property perspective. A home, an investment holding and a development-oriented purchase require different analysis. Recognizing the distinction is essential to describing value without reducing every property to its current interior finishes.

9. Calgary Home Boys & Calgary Home Girls

The CIR Realty team has a clearly identified leadership and support structure, including operations, marketing, training and systems roles. Its member directory also highlights individual property interests, including condos and investment real estate.

Our distinction is organized team service. A visible roster gives the practice a human identity and makes its range of responsibilities easier to understand. For readers who prefer a team environment, this is a useful regional name to know.

10. BRIX Real Estate Group

BRIX brings a collaborative team identity to the Greater Calgary field. Its published leadership includes Reilly Nicholls and Sydney Everingham, alongside operational and sales-development roles.

We feature the group for its investment in team structure and agent development. The operational side of real estate rarely receives the same attention as listing photography, yet it helps define how a practice is built and how its people work together.

The regional view

The strength of this edition is its variety. REPYYC provides the broad regional lead; other selections bring recognizable concentrations in the northwest, inner city, acreages, visual marketing and team coordination. Those differences make the ranking useful beyond the order itself.

Greater Calgary is the market area throughout this edition. Okotoks, Airdrie, Cochrane and the surrounding communities belong to the same regional conversation while retaining their own property characteristics. The strongest representation connects that wider view with the details of an individual home.