Black Realtors in Florida — Find Yours
There are over 310,000 licensed real estate agents in Florida. Finding a Black one — someone who gets your community, knows your market, and is genuinely invested in your outcome — should not require a three-hour search. This directory exists to make it simple.
If you are searching for a Black realtor in Florida, you already know the reason without me having to explain it. You want someone who understands the nuances — the neighborhoods that are genuinely improving versus the ones being marketed as improving, the communities where Black families have built roots versus the ones where you might feel like the only one, the lenders who have historically served Black buyers well versus the ones who have not.
That knowledge is not in a database. It comes from being part of the community. And it matters in one of the largest financial decisions most people ever make.
This page is the most current Florida-specific resource for finding Black real estate agents — organized by city, with real contact information and a featured licensed professional serving Central Florida right now.
Featured: Central Florida’s Black-Owned Real Estate & Mortgage Brokerage
There is one thing that makes Stephens Realty genuinely different from every other Black real estate agent in this directory — and it is not just experience or credentials, though both are significant. It is the dual license.
Stacy Ann Stephens is both a licensed Florida Real Estate Broker and a licensed Mortgage Broker. That means when you work with her, you are not coordinating between two separate professionals with two separate timelines and two separate sets of paperwork. You are working with one person who handles your home search and your financing in one conversation. Same-day pre-approval. Same-day viewings. One closing.
Stacy Ann Stephens came to the United States with a plan to build something lasting. Real estate became the vehicle — and 24 years later, she has built a practice that serves buyers, sellers, and investors across Central Florida through two licensed businesses: Stephens Realty for the real estate side and Jhenesis Mortgage for the financing.
Her clients range from first-time buyers navigating the process for the first time to luxury home buyers in Windermere and Winter Park to corporate relocators moving to the Orlando metro. She brings an MBA’s analytical discipline to every transaction — market analysis, strategic pricing, negotiation rigor — and the personal investment of someone who genuinely cares how the story ends for the families she serves.
Service areas: Winter Park · Orlando · Windermere · Maitland · Oviedo · Lake Mary · Baldwin Park · College Park · Dr. Phillips · Lake Nona · Altamonte Springs
Loan products: FHA · VA · Conventional · First-time buyer programs · Investment property · DSCR
What to Look For When Choosing a Black Realtor in Florida
Finding a Black real estate agent is step one. Finding one who is the right fit for your specific situation is step two. Here is what actually matters — beyond the generic checklist you will find everywhere else.
Verify the Florida license — it takes 30 seconds
Go to myfloridalicense.com and search by name. You want to see an active license, the license type (Sales Associate vs. Broker), and no disciplinary actions. This is basic due diligence for any agent, not just Black agents.
Ask about neighborhoods — specifically
The right Black realtor does not just know the MLS. They know which blocks in Parramore are seeing real investment, which HOAs in Windermere are welcoming to Black families, and where in Lake Mary you will actually feel at home. Ask specific neighborhood questions and listen to how specific the answers are.
Ask how they handle the financing side
Most agents hand you off to a lender and hope for the best. The financing side of a transaction is where things go wrong — delayed underwriting, last-minute conditions, lenders who have historically offered Black buyers worse terms. Ask your agent directly: who do you recommend for financing and why, and how do you stay involved in that process?
Read reviews from people who look like you
Google and Zillow reviews tell you a lot. Look for reviews from first-time buyers, from families, from people whose experience sounds similar to yours. A Black realtor with 50 detailed reviews from Black families in Central Florida tells you something that a generic five-star rating does not.
Communication style fit matters more than you think
Some agents are texters. Some call. Some send detailed emails after every showing. None of those is wrong — but there is a right one for you. Have one clear conversation about how you prefer to communicate before you sign anything. A mismatch here causes more stress than almost any other factor in a real estate transaction.
Black Realtors in Florida by City
Florida’s Black real estate professional community is spread across the state. Here is where to start your search in each major market — with real contact information for every agent in our directory.
Black Realtors in Orlando & Winter Park
Central FloridaOrlando is one of Florida’s most active real estate markets with a growing community of Black professionals. Parramore, Ivanhoe Village, College Park, and Baldwin Park all have distinct character and different buyer profiles. Winter Park consistently ranks among Central Florida’s highest-value markets — Park Avenue, the Chain of Lakes, and historic brick streets command premium prices.
147 W Lyman Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789
Black Realtors in Coral Springs
South FloridaCoral Springs has an established Black real estate professional community serving Broward County buyers and sellers across price points.
7401 Wiles Rd., Ste. 207, Coral Springs, FL 33067
Crystal M. Moore
7401 Wiles Rd, Suite 224, Coral Springs, FL 33067
Black Realtors in Margate
South FloridaBlack Realtors in Jacksonville & Orange Park
Northeast FloridaJacksonville is Florida’s largest city by area with deep Black community roots — Springfield, New Town, and Northside neighborhoods all have distinct character. Orange Park extends coverage to Clay County buyers and sellers.
3890 Dunn Ave., Ste 801, Jacksonville, FL 32218
8380 Baymeadows Road, Suite 17, Jacksonville, FL 32256
8380 Baymeadows Rd Ste 17, Jacksonville, FL 32256
Rachelle Miller
1010 E. Adams Street Suite 206, Jacksonville, FL 32206
1857 Wells Rd Suite 228, Orange Park, FL 32073
Black Realtors in Tampa
Tampa Bay AreaTampa’s real estate market has been one of the fastest-moving in the Southeast. Ybor City, West Tampa, and Seminole Heights have seen significant appreciation while maintaining community character. Coverage extends across Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties.
Black Realtors in Aventura
South Florida20803 Biscayne Blvd Suite 102, Aventura, FL 33180
Black Realtors in Polk County
Central FloridaPolk County, FL · Licensed in FL, GA, TN
Black Realtors in Miami, Fort Lauderdale & South Florida
South FloridaSouth Florida’s market is shaped by African American, Haitian, Caribbean, and Afro-Latino communities. Overtown, Liberty City, and El Portal have deep historical significance. The Miami market moves fast — experience with the South Florida rhythm is essential. Are you a licensed Black realtor in Miami or South Florida? Submit your free listing to be featured here.
Are you a licensed Black realtor in Florida?
This directory exists to connect buyers and sellers with Black real estate professionals across the state. If you are a licensed Florida agent who should be listed here, submit your listing — it is free and we verify licenses before publishing. Help us build the most complete Black realtor directory in Florida.
Why Working with a Black Realtor Is About More Than Representation
I want to say this plainly because most articles on this topic either ignore it or sanitize it: the housing market in America has a documented history of discriminating against Black buyers. Redlining, predatory lending, discriminatory appraisals — these are not ancient history. The effects are measurable in the racial wealth gap today.
A Black realtor who has personally navigated these dynamics — as a buyer, as a professional, as a member of the community — brings something to the table that a directory ranking or a transaction count does not measure. They know which appraisers have been fair in their market. They know which neighborhoods are being appraised below true market value. They know how to protect a Black buyer’s interests in ways that experience teaches and data does not capture.
This is not a criticism of non-Black agents — many are excellent advocates for their Black clients. It is simply an honest acknowledgment of what community knowledge and lived experience add to one of the most consequential transactions in a family’s life.
One more thing worth saying: When you work with a Black realtor, you are also supporting a Black-owned business. The commission you pay goes to a professional who reinvests in your community, hires from your community, and mentors the next generation of Black professionals. That compound effect matters.
Questions About Black Realtors in Florida
The searches people are making — answered directly.
Ready to Work with a Black Realtor in Florida?
Stephens Realty at Keller Williams Winter Park serves buyers and sellers across Central Florida. Same-day pre-approval. Same-day viewings. One agent for your home search and your mortgage.
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