Rogers Healy and Associates Real Estate (RHA) joined Compass, adding about 400 North Texas agents to the nation’s biggest brokerage.
Agents at the formerly independent Dallas luxury brokerage will adopt Compass branding, according to a press release. The RHA brand will be phased out, said Compass Dallas sales manager Bryan Pacholski.
RHA was founded by venture capitalist Rogers Healy in 2006, three years after he joined the real estate industry as an agent at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty.
“Sometimes the best decisions are hard, but this one was pretty dang easy,” Healy said of his firm’s move to Compass.
Known for colorful marketing and unconventional recruitment, Healy is now focusing on Morrison Seger, a venture capital firm he named after Van Morrison and Bob Seger. Healy was an early investor in the men’s clothing brand Mizzen + Main, and his firm also backed Waterloo Sparkling Water, among other companies.
He’ll also continue to keep his real estate license at Compass.
“I think Dallas will, in the next 20 years, expand to Waco. I think it’ll expand to Oklahoma. And I don’t think it’s crazy to say this could literally be the biggest city in the country,” Healy said.
RHA has maintained a steady pace over the last few years while competing brokerages have accelerated rapidly. In 2022, RHA completed 454 deals and cleared $276 million in volume, ranking seventh among Dallas brokerages. In 2024, RHA boosted volume modestly to $301 million over 478 deals and dropped down to 11th place, according to TRD Data. Compass ranked first with $2.5 billion in volume over 2,569 deals.
Last year, Rogers Healy and Associates didn’t crack the top 20 Dallas brokerages, and Compass was dethroned. Ebby Halliday closed 8,036 deals, amassing $5.8 billion in volume, between April 2024 and April 2025, according to TRD Data. Compass ranked second with 6,363 deals and $5.5 billion in volume.
Industry consolidation shows little sign of slowing down, following Compass’ acquisition of Anywhere Real Estate early this year.
On the other hand, the agreement between RHA and Compass follows an equity investment deal at Allie Beth Allman and Associates, another leading Dallas luxury brokerage, intended to keep management local.
RHA has about 400 agents, according to RealTrends.
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