The designation that thousands of your colleagues value

March 01, 2024

Did you know that Texas has the most Graduate, REALTOR® Institute designation holders in the nation and it isn’t even close? Texas has 13,501 GRI designation holders, eclipsing Florida’s 8,754 and California’s 4,849.

It could be because Texas agents and brokers know that GRI gives you the information you need on a variety of important topics, such as contracts and fair housing.

Ninety-four percent of REALTORS® in Texas with GRI designations would recommend it to other REALTORS®. Learn how the GRI designation can help you and your business by visiting texasrealestate.com/gri.

While GRI courses can benefit you at any point in your career, the designation has a bonus for new agents: GRI courses meet TREC’s education requirements for first-time license renewal—including the new 30-hour real estate brokerage course requirement.

Texas REALTORS® offers a $50 discount to agents who take GRI courses to meet their license renewal requirements within the first two years of being an association member. You can claim your discount coupon by scanning this QR code.

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