Average Real Estate Broker Salary—State-by-State Guide

Boston Condos for Sale and Apartments for Rent

Real estate agent salaries in Boston vary widely, but averages hover around $99k-$109k, with top earners making over $140k, though many start lower, and income depends heavily on commission, experience, and specialization (e.g., commercial vs. residential). While first-year agents might earn around $93k in MA, top performers in Boston can reach much higher, especially in niches like luxury or commercial real estate.

Average Real Estate Broker Salary—State-by-State Guide

State	Average Statewide Broker Base Salary	Average Statewide Broker Income (Salary + Commissions)
Alabama	$60,225	$102,225
Alaska	$65,375	$107,375
Arizona	$59,696	$101,696
Arkansas	$60,039	$102,039
California	$85,556	$127,556
Colorado	$77,926	$119,926
Connecticut	$66,918	$108,918
Delaware	$63,173	$105,173
Florida	$78,787	$120,787
Georgia	$75,162	$117,162
Hawaii	$62,581	$104,581
Idaho	$57,841	$99,841
Illinois	$57,570	$99,570
Indiana	$60,868	$102,868
Iowa	$61,659	$103,659
Kansas	$60,580	$102,580
Kentucky	$59,566	$101,566
Louisiana	$61,018	$103,018
Maine	$36,000	$78,000
Maryland	$67,383	$109,383
Massachusetts	$64,732	$106,732
Michigan	$81,925	$123,925
Minnesota	$50,250	$92,250
Mississippi	$57,651	$99,651
Missouri	$63,733	$105,733
Montana	$58,133	$100,133
Nebraska	$60,680	$102,680
Nevada	$76,938	$118,938
New Hampshire	$62,099	$104,099
New Jersey	$67,243	$109,243
New Mexico	$70,533	$112,533
New York	$71,434	$113,434
North Carolina	$58,928	$100,928
North Dakota	$62,257	$104,257
Ohio	$62,184	$104,184
Oklahoma	$49,852	$91,852
Oregon	$57,154	$99,154
Pennsylvania	$37,400	$79,400
Rhode Island	$63,231	$105,231
South Carolina	$60,705	$102,705
South Dakota	$58,240	$100,240
Tennessee	$48,563	$90,563
Texas	$66,371	$108,371
Utah	$65,209	$107,209
Vermont	$61,111	$103,111
Virginia	$71,313	$113,313
Washington	$75,264	$117,264
West Virginia	$58,559	$100,559
Wisconsin	$48,920	$90,920
Wyoming	$60,309	$102,309