U.S. Real Estate Appraiser Statistics

Counts of active real estate appraiser licenses in the United States, sourced from the ASC National Registry. Free to cite for journalists and researchers.

Data as of June 28, 2026 · 88,961 records

Active licenses
88,970
Across all U.S. states & territories
States covered
51
Including D.C. and U.S. territories
Avg. years licensed
11.3
Average tenure of an active license

Licenses by credential type

The ASC National Registry classifies active licenses into three credential levels. Certified General appraisers can value any property type; Certified Residential and Licensed Residential are limited to 1-4 unit residential work.

CredentialCodeActive licensesShare
Certified GeneralCG40,77245.8%
Certified ResidentialCR42,23647.5%
Licensed ResidentialAL5,9626.7%

Top 10 states by active licenses

The states with the largest appraiser populations.

Active licenses by state

Full breakdown across every state and territory. Click a state to view its directory.

StateTotal activeCGCRALAvg. yearsPer capita
California7,0902,4893,9736287.91 : 5,551
Florida5,9082,2073,697413.31 : 3,971
Texas5,5752,3612,65156315.71 : 5,688
New York3,1911,6171,4471271.71 : 6,268
Georgia3,1891,6141,31725820.21 : 3,544
North Carolina3,0841,2891,67312216.31 : 3,631
Virginia2,9351,1811,44131314.81 : 3,026
Illinois2,8731,3471,52600.81 : 4,427
Pennsylvania2,8721,3811,491018.61 : 4,547
Ohio2,6219991,2443781.21 : 4,540
Colorado2,4071,0931,1171972.01 : 2,498
Michigan2,38599398440816.11 : 4,246
South Carolina2,3681,1591,0511582.01 : 2,352
Washington2,3281,0031,21411114.91 : 3,437
New Jersey2,2711,08297921017.81 : 4,204
Indiana2,1951,07499013116.61 : 3,177
Tennessee2,1761,0721,0089615.81 : 3,362
Arizona2,0728501,10212013.61 : 3,679
Maryland2,0098879481742.11 : 3,119
Missouri1,9818831,0098917.11 : 3,165
Minnesota1,71882278611017.61 : 3,394
Massachusetts1,71372385313718.01 : 4,176
Wisconsin1,6637447112081.11 : 3,592
Alabama1,3977445945913.91 : 3,717
Kentucky1,3617326191015.91 : 3,385
Louisiana1,309699603715.11 : 3,528
Oregon1,27662254510913.31 : 3,349
Utah1,27150658018513.61 : 2,784
Iowa1,168728440014.11 : 2,773
Oklahoma1,1175834458913.11 : 3,691
Kansas1,060590387831.11 : 2,809
Connecticut1,05754651101.11 : 3,490
Mississippi1,0245743668414.51 : 2,885
Nevada9624854176013.01 : 3,412
Arkansas9274843786511.71 : 3,360
Idaho815421346481.21 : 2,490
District of Columbia6693882552611.61 : 1,037
Nebraska6654142094213.21 : 3,035
New Hampshire6533132845615.51 : 2,167
West Virginia6293102021174.31 : 2,808
New Mexico5893472083411.71 : 3,609
Maine5672511611551.51 : 2,495
Delaware5382902192911.81 : 1,970
Montana4612491733912.21 : 2,483
Hawaii4592272131915.41 : 3,122
Rhode Island436205190411.71 : 2,556
South Dakota407268114250.91 : 2,298
Wyoming352230122010.61 : 1,673
North Dakota313210802310.71 : 2,554
Vermont303172121102.01 : 2,128
Alaska24313211018.21 : 3,034

CG = Certified General · CR = Certified Residential · AL = Licensed Residential · Per capita = residents per active license (2025 Census est.)

License flow

New credentials issued and active licenses set to expire over rolling windows.

Newly issued

Last 30 days
245
Last 90 days
943
Last 12 months
11,001

Expiring soon

Within 30 days
5,167
Within 90 days
10,108
Within 12 months
40,515

Citing this data

AppraiserPoint refreshes these numbers weekly from the federal ASC National Registry of State Certified and Licensed Appraisers. Reporters and researchers are welcome to cite our figures.

Suggested citation

AppraiserPoint, “U.S. Real Estate Appraiser Statistics,” accessed June 29, 2026. https://appraiserpoint.com/stats

Methodology: counts reflect licenses with status “Active” in the most recent ASC registry pull. Figures may differ slightly from individual state regulator dashboards due to lag between when a state reports a status change and when it propagates to the federal registry.

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