Yitzchak Pierson, Broker Associate with eXp Realty, has been named a RealTrends Verified agent based on his 2025 production, a national, independently verified ranking of real estate professionals by closed transaction volume. For 2025, Pierson closed 63 transactions totaling more than $13.23 million in sales volume, ranking him #55 in Texas and #1,180 nationally for transaction sides.
Unlike locally voted recognitions, RealTrends Verified rankings are based on independently confirmed closed-sale data, making the distinction a widely referenced benchmark within the real estate industry for measuring production at the individual agent level. Pierson, who serves buyers, sellers, and investors along the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio with a focus on New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, San Marcos, and Seguin, said the recognition reflects the volume of transactions he closed for clients navigating the submarket's shifting resale and new construction conditions over the past year.
The RealTrends Verified recognition adds to a list of honors Pierson has received in 2026, including being voted Best Real Estate Agent in New Braunfels for a third consecutive year, named a 2026 PT500 REALTOR® by Platinum Top 500 San Antonio, a Top 250 eXp Realty agent nationally, a second-consecutive eXp Realty ICON Agent, and #33 on the San Antonio Business Journal's Top 100 Residential Real Estate Agents list.
This recognition underscores the importance of independently verified production data in an industry where claims of top performance are common. Buyers and sellers can rely on RealTrends Verified rankings as a credible measure of an agent's transaction volume, offering transparency in selecting a real estate professional. For Pierson, the ranking not only validates his 2025 performance but also positions him among a select group of agents who have their production audited and confirmed by a third party. As the real estate market continues to evolve, such benchmarks provide clients with objective data to inform their decisions when choosing representation.
