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Here are three top‐tier real-estate agencies in Seattle that specialise in luxury homes—good fits if you’re looking to sell high-end property. I can pull a longer list if you want. 1. Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty – Downtown Seattle Office 6 Why they stand out: They are part of the distinguished Sotheby’s International Realty network, which is known globally for luxury property marketing and high-net-worth clientele. sothebysrealty.com+1 In Seattle they appear on “luxury estate agent” listings for King County / Seattle region. luxuryestate.com If you're selling a luxury property, the Sotheby’s brand gives strong positioning, global reach, and marketing pedigree. Good to ask them: What specific recent sales they’ve done in the $5 M+ or $10 M+ tier in your target neighbourhood. How they handle international or ultra-luxury outreach (if you expect cross-border interest). What their fee/commission structure is for premium listings, and what bespoke marketing budget they allocate. 2. The Agency Seattle 6 Why they stand out: Positioned explicitly as a “global boutique real estate brokerage” representing luxury homes in Seattle. theagencyre.com Their page highlights they serve “homes for sale and rent, new development, … luxury real estate including homes for sale and rent.” theagencyre.com Because they say “global boutique,” there’s an implication of more bespoke, high-touch service, which can matter for luxury sellers. Good to ask them: How many luxury (say $3-10M+) listings they currently have and how many sold, especially in your neighbourhood or style of home. What differentiates their “service” (staging, photography, video, drone, global marketing) compared to standard brokerages. What “network” they tap into for international/wealthy buyers (Asia-Pacific, tech executives, etc), especially since Seattle has many tech-wealthy sellers/buyers. 3. Compass Seattle 6 Why they stand out: While not only luxury‐specialist, Compass, Inc. is a large national residential brokerage with strong tech tools and a prominent presence—and in Seattle they have luxury listings like those from the site “Seattle Luxury Homes – Compass” highlighting high-end homes. seattleluxuryhomes.com They also appear under “Seattle Luxury Real Estate – Mary P. Snyder, Compass” site for luxury/estate properties in Seattle. seattleluxuryhomes.com The combination of strong tech/marketing + local luxury positioning can be beneficial for a seller. Good to ask them: Which luxury homes team within Compass handles the listing and how many years of experience they have with $5M+ homes. What “marketing tech” they use (e.g., virtual tours, social media campaigns targeting ultra‐wealthy buyers, international syndication). Their success rate with “days on market” / “price achieved vs list price” in the luxury bracket in Seattle. 4.2Realogics Sotheby's International Realty - Downtown Seattle Office5.0The Agency Seattle5.0Sarah Georger-Clark, Compass SeattleUse two fingers to move the mapHold ⌘ to zoom© Mapbox Terms© OpenStreetMap My recommendation for you Since you’re selling (or representing sellers) of luxury homes in Seattle: Choose an agency that specialises (or has a dedicated luxury team) rather than “just regular homes plus a few big ones”. Check their recent comparable sales in the exact geography / style of your home (waterfront, mid-town, modern mansion, etc). Ensure strong marketing budget + international outreach (Seattle attracts global capital). Understand how they measure performance: how closely do they hit list price vs final price, and how long homes sit on market. If you like, I can pull a top 10 list of luxury‐home specialist brokerages in Seattle (with summaries, strengths, neighbourhood focus, recent deal examples) and provide you a short “seller’s checklist” for selecting a broker. Would you like me to do that?