The North Carolina Real Estate Commission ("Commission"​) is an independent state governmental agency.  The Commission’s primary function is to license and regulate real estate agents (persons and firms who sell, lease, etc. real estate for others). North Carolina’s 100,000-plus real estate agents are licensed as brokers.

The Commission registers and regulates sales activities at time share projects, where ownership in a single living unit (usually a resort condominium) is shared by many persons. Time share salespersons must also hold a broker license.

Commercial Real Estate

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NC Real Estate Commission

NC Real Estate Commission's headquarters in Raleigh, NC, United States

This department focuses on ensuring the rights and safety of consumers through regulatory compliance and advocacy.

Consumer Protection

This department manages real estate transactions, broker services, and educational training for real estate professionals.

Real Estate Services

This department focuses on conducting audits and investigations to ensure compliance and proper financial reporting.

Audit Department

This department provides legal support and guidance, ensuring compliance and managing legal risks for the organization.

Legal Services

This department manages internal and external communications, ensuring effective messaging and engagement across various platforms.

Communications Department

This department focuses on designing, developing, and maintaining software applications and systems.

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People (2)

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Other teams

Real Estate Services

Audit Department

Legal Services

Communications Department

Software Development

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