Rogers Healy and Associates Real Estate (RHA) has joined Compass, bringing around 400 agents from North Texas into the nation’s largest brokerage. Agents from RHA will now operate under the Compass brand, with the RHA name set to be phased out, according to Bryan Pacholski, Compass Dallas sales manager.
Founded in 2006 by venture capitalist Rogers Healy, RHA established itself as a luxury brokerage in Dallas. Healy started his real estate career at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty before founding his own firm.
“Sometimes the best decisions are hard, but this one was pretty dang easy,” Healy said about joining Compass.
Healy is recognized for his distinctive marketing strategies and unconventional recruitment methods. His focus will now shift toward Morrison Seger, a venture capital firm he named after musicians Van Morrison and Bob Seger. Healy has invested early in brands such as Mizzen + Main and Waterloo Sparkling Water. Despite these ventures, he will maintain 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.
Over recent years, RHA kept a steady pace while competitors grew rapidly. In 2022, RHA completed 454 deals totaling $276 million and ranked seventh among Dallas brokerages. By 2024, deal volume increased slightly to $301 million across 478 transactions; however, its ranking dropped to eleventh place based on TRD Data. For comparison, Compass led with $2.5 billion over 2,569 deals that year.
In the period between April 2024 and April 2025, Ebby Halliday surpassed other brokerages with over 8,000 closed deals amounting to $5.8 billion in volume—making it the top performer—while Compass followed closely behind with more than $5.5 billion in sales from over 6,300 deals.
The move comes amid ongoing consolidation within the industry following Compass’ acquisition of Anywhere Real Estate earlier this year. The trend of mergers continues even as some local brokerages like Allie Beth Allman and Associates secure equity investment agreements designed to keep management control local.
According to RealTrends data cited by TRD Reports And Rankings: Texas – Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex Brokerage Ranking 2025 (https://therealdeal.com/texas/dallas/), RHA currently employs approximately 400 agents.
