About Skyline Properties

Skyline Properties is Washington's largest independent, non-franchised real estate company, with a team of brokers as diverse as the Puget Sound communities they serve.
Our brokers work across every kind of real estate: residential, condominiums, commercial, multifamily, land, and new construction. If it's livable, rentable, or buildable, there's a Skyline broker who knows it well.
With close to 1,200 brokers, you're assured of finding a professional who can advise you at every step. In fact, a Skyline Properties broker is involved in more than 1 out of every 10 home sales across the 19 counties served by the Northwest MLS.
Reach out today and see why our local model, experienced brokers, and community-first approach stand out from the national brands.
OurHistory
Skyline Properties was founded in 1988 by Ron Hennig and Pete Lance on a simple principle: real estate brokers shouldn't give up half their paycheck to commission splits and franchise fees that mostly pay to advertise the brokerage.
Instead, Skyline brokers keep their income and invest it in marketing themselves, while the brokerage provides what actually helps them succeed: training, education, and support from managing brokers who answer the phone.


SkylineToday
That principle worked. Two brokers in 1988 became 60 by the end of the year, 200 by year three, and a second Seattle branch by 1993.
Today, Skyline Properties operates five offices across the Puget Sound, in Seattle, Bellevue, Bothell, Kent and Puyallup, each with managing brokers on site.
Our leadership keeps investing in what made that growth possible: consistent training, market research, and technology that helps brokers guide consumers in every community toward smarter, long-term real estate decisions.
The Puget Sound speaks more than English. So do we.
Skyline brokers speak more than 45 languages, which means working with someone who understands both the market and you. Search our directory by language and find a broker who speaks yours.
Find a broker in your languageWhere to next?
Buying or selling
Work with a broker who knows your neighborhood, not a call center. Nearly 1,200 to choose from, across every property type and price range.
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Keep your commission, pick the plan that fits your volume, and work from staffed offices with free weekly training.
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Practical writing on Washington real estate, for the brokers who work in it and the people buying and selling homes.
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