Brian St. Clair
With over 20 years of experience and 650+ closings, Brian discusses today’s housing market, interest rates, and his approach to servant leadership.
Our brokerage Fort Worth & Mansfield
Real estate agents in Fort Worth
Meet the 43 real estate agents of 6th Ave Homes. They help people buy and sell homes across Fort Worth, Mansfield and Parker County. Read any agent’s profile, then reach out to the one you want.
Top Agents & Producers (Fort Worth Magazine, Real Producers & 360 West), five years running 4.7 stars on Google for 6th Ave Homes (91 reviews, September 2026)
Or call or text (817) 631-9803
Our agents
Meet our Fort Worth real estate agents
Open any profile to read their story.
No one by that name on our team. Call or text (817) 631-9803 and we’ll help you find the right agent.
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Janna Seal
Real Estate Agent
Fort Worth Magazine Top Realtor
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Joanna Batsel
Real Estate Agent
Fort Worth Magazine Top Realtor
Our broker is Brian St. Clair.
Looking for our designers and builders too? Meet the whole team
On the podcast · Coffee & Real Estate
Hear six of our agents talk about the work
Tosya Kidd
Tosya discusses building a client-focused business, navigating market challenges, and finding balance in real estate.
Janna Seal
In this episode of Coffee & Real Estate, Janna Seal reflects on building a successful real estate career after raising her family.
Maria Gonzalez
With nearly 200 homes sold, Maria talks about building a people-first business rooted in faith, discipline, and strong relationships.
Jen Warn
Jen discusses building a business through relationships, balancing family life with real estate, and guiding clients through major life transitions.
Danielle Manzella
Danielle reflects on early career pivots, meaningful connections, and what led her to Fort Worth and 6th Ave Homes.
Our Fort Worth real estate company
What clients say about our agents, and who Fort Worth Magazine named
Named to Fort Worth Magazine’s Top Realtors list
“The Top Realtors list is compiled by pulling a mix of Multiple Listing Services (MLS) data and broker-reported data to ensure as accurate and comprehensive a list as possible.”
Top Agents & Producers — Fort Worth Magazine, Real Producers & 360 West, five years running. Small Business of the Year from the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce. Historic Preservation Awards from the Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors.
6th Ave Homes: 4.7 stars across 91 Google reviews (September 2026).
“6th Ave is an exceptional company. They truly went above and beyond to help us first time homeowners. We were completely new to this process and relied on google reviews and their website to decide who to go with. We are so grateful we found them and for the opportunity to work with them. They were responsive, organized, thoughtful, and professional.”
“From sitting down with us in advance to walk through the process to being very timely and responsive with emails and phone calls throughout, our guide was on top of every detail. 6th Ave Homes could not have a better representative of how they want to show up in support of their clients.”
“6th Ave Homes is amazing! Their realtors are top notch and their construction team was amazing. They helped us find our dream home and then make it amazing.”
Before you pick one
How to choose a real estate agent in Fort Worth
Zillow’s directory lists more than 15,000 real estate agents in Fort Worth. You need one. Pick the wrong one and you find out at the worst time: when an offer is due, or an inspection deadline is two days out. These six checks sort them, and you can run every one on our agents too.
Check the license
Search the agent’s name on the Texas Real Estate Commission’s License Holder Search. It shows the license type, whether it’s active, and when it expires. Open the name and it shows the brokerage that sponsors them. It takes a minute.
Check Fort Worth Magazine’s list
Fort Worth Magazine builds its Top Realtors list from MLS and broker-reported sales data. If an agent tells you they’re a top producer, check that list and its past years.
Ask what they’ve sold near you
Ask for the homes they’ve helped people buy or sell in your part of town, and what those homes sold for. An agent who works your area can tell you what a house there is worth and why.
Find out who answers your calls
Ask who you’ll actually talk to after you sign. The person you hired is the person you reach.
Get it in writing
Ask to see the buyer agreement before your first showing, and read what it says about pay. Here’s what the agreement says.
Meet them first
Read what their clients wrote. Then sit down with them before you sign anything. You’ll know in the first meeting whether you want this person on your side.
Where our agents work
Realtors in 76107, 76109 and 76116
Our agents help people buy and sell homes all over Fort Worth’s west side, including these three ZIP codes.
Beyond the west side, our agents work the Near Southside, Tarrant County and the Mid-Cities, Mansfield, where our second office is, and Parker County out to Weatherford.
The team behind your agent
Real estate agents with designers and builders behind them
Buying a house that needs work? Because our agents work alongside our designers and builders, you can find out what a house would cost to change before you make an offer.
Selling? Our design team can tell you what to fix, what to leave, and what moves your number before you list. The work itself is done by our design and construction teams, and only when you want it.
Our construction company: Best Home Builder & Remodeler, Fort Worth Magazine, four years running.
Three steps
How buying or selling with our agents works
- 1
Meet Up.
Sit down with an agent. Tell them what you’re buying or selling, where, and by when.
- 2
Team Up.
Your agent builds the plan with you: the price, the search or the listing, and the dates that matter.
- 3
Glasses Up.
You close, and you get the keys or the check. Pour something good. You earned it.
Questions people ask
Fort Worth real estate agent questions
Who is the top realtor in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth Magazine’s Top Realtors list is the closest thing to one: the magazine picks the agents from their sales numbers. Start there. Then judge any agent the way you’d judge anyone you’re trusting with this much money: an active license, sales in your part of town, reviews from real clients, and how they treat you in the first meeting.
How do I check if a real estate agent is licensed in Texas?
Use the Texas Real Estate Commission’s License Holder Search at trec.texas.gov. Type the agent’s name, last name first, or their license number. The result shows the license type (sales agent or broker), whether the license is active, and when it expires. Open the name to see the sponsoring broker, the brokerage the agent works under. Every agent in Texas has to be licensed by TREC, so if a name doesn’t come up, ask why.
What’s the difference between a realtor and a real estate agent?
A real estate agent is anyone licensed to help people buy and sell homes and land. In the words of the National Association of REALTORS®, the term REALTOR® “identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics.” So every REALTOR® is an agent, but not every agent is a REALTOR®. Most people use the two words the same way, and that’s fine.
Is 6th Ave Homes a real estate company or a builder?
Both, as separate teams under one company: a real estate brokerage, an interior design studio with an in-house drafting team, a construction company, and a pool and outdoor team.
Can I interview more than one real estate agent before I choose?
Yes, and you should. Talk to two or three. Look each one up on TREC’s License Holder Search first, then ask them the same questions: what they’ve sold in your ZIP code, how they’d price your home or what they’d look for in your next one, and who you’ll talk to after you sign. Interviewing costs you nothing. The agreement comes later, with the one you pick.
Can I ask for a specific agent at 6th Ave Homes?
Yes. Find them in the list above and open their profile to email them directly, or call or text (817) 631-9803 and ask for them by name.
Should I use a big brokerage or a small one?
The agent matters more than the size of the brokerage. Start with the agent: their license, the homes they’ve sold where you’re buying or selling, and who answers when you call. Then ask what the brokerage puts behind them. At 6th Ave Homes, that’s our designers and builders, when you want them.
Find your Fort Worth real estate agent.
The right agent gets the price right the first time and catches the deadline you didn’t know about. Tell us what you’re buying or selling. You’ll hear back, usually same day.
Selling soon? Start with what your home is worth. Or read more about buying or selling with us.
Are you a real estate agent? See what we offer agents