The RE/MAX Europe Network: Which Countries and Cities Does It Cover?
Buying or selling property—especially in another city or country—is about far more than finding the right listing. You need a clear understanding of the local market, realistic pricing, buyer demand, legal and financial procedures, and a trusted real estate professional to guide you through the process.
This is where the RE/MAX Europe network becomes especially valuable. RE/MAX is one of the world’s leading real estate networks, with a presence in approximately 40 countries and regions across Europe, more than 2,400 independently owned offices, and over 33,000 real estate professionals. RE/MAX Europe’s official communications refer to more than 30,000 agents across the continent, while its current corporate profile highlights a network of more than 40 countries and over 2,400 offices. These figures may change over time as offices open, close or update their network information.
This article is not intended to list every individual office by name. Instead, it explains the scale of the RE/MAX brand across Europe and shows how the network can benefit people looking to buy or sell property in different cities and countries.
How many countries does RE/MAX operate in across Europe?
According to RE/MAX Europe’s history and regional pages, the RE/MAX network operates in approximately 40 European countries and regions. Its footprint includes major Western European property markets, Central Europe, the Balkans, Mediterranean destinations and regional networks across the United Kingdom.
The main European countries and regions where RE/MAX operates include:
•Germany
•Austria
•Belgium
•Bulgaria
•Czech Republic
•Denmark and the wider European region
•Estonia
•Finland
•France
•Croatia
•The Netherlands
•Ireland
•Spain
•Sweden
•Switzerland
•Italy
•Iceland
•Cyprus
•Kosovo
•Lithuania
•Luxembourg
•Hungary
•Malta
•Montenegro
•Norway
•Poland
•Portugal
•Romania
•Serbia
•Slovakia
•Slovenia
•Türkiye
•Greece
•Regional networks in England, Scotland and Wales
This list is based on the countries and regions shown in the official RE/MAX Europe regional directory. Because RE/MAX operates through a regional franchise structure, some countries are represented by a dedicated national website, while others use regional or global search platforms.
What does the RE/MAX Europe network really mean?
The presence of a real estate brand in many countries is not simply a matter of having more signs on more buildings. The real value of an international network lies in the connection between local professionals working in different cities under the same global brand.
For example, a buyer living in Istanbul who wants to invest in Italy may be able to connect with local RE/MAX professionals in Rome or Milan. A property owner selling in Germany may seek support from market specialists in Berlin, Munich or Frankfurt. A family looking for a home in Portugal may be connected with professionals in Lisbon, Porto, Cascais or the Algarve.
These connections can help buyers move beyond online listings alone. For sellers, they create the opportunity to present a property not only to buyers in the local market, but also to investors and families living in other countries.
Which cities in Italy have RE/MAX offices?
Italy is one of the strongest and most extensive RE/MAX markets in Europe. The official RE/MAX Italia agency directory includes major cities such as Rome, Milan, Turin, Naples, Bologna, Florence, Genoa, Bari, Palermo, Catania, Venice, Verona and Sassari, as well as many smaller towns and local markets. The directory contains hundreds of agency records and a wide range of city locations across Italy.
Some of the main Italian cities where RE/MAX offices can be found or searched through the official directory include:
•Rome
•Milan
•Turin
•Naples
•Bologna
•Florence
•Genoa
•Bari
•Palermo
•Catania
•Venice
•Verona
•Padua
•Brescia
•Bergamo
•Parma
•Modena
•Pisa
•Perugia
•Cagliari
•Sassari
•Lecce
•Monza
•Como
•Treviso
•Trieste
Location has a direct impact on an investment decision in Italy. Milan has a distinct demand profile as a business and financial centre, while Rome combines tourism, public-sector employment, its historic centre and long-term residential demand. In Tuscany, Sardinia, Sicily and Puglia, second homes, tourism and international buyers may play a larger role.
For this reason, anyone looking to buy a home in Italy should work with a professional who understands not only the country, but also the specific city—and ideally the neighbourhood—where the property is located.
Which cities in Greece have RE/MAX offices?
In Greece, the RE/MAX network operates not only in major cities such as Athens and Thessaloniki, but also on islands, along the coast and in popular tourist destinations. On 18 October 2026, the official RE/MAX Greece office finder displayed 90 office records. These offices cover different markets, including areas of Athens, Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Kalamaria, Patras, Larissa, Volos, Kalamata, Alexandroupoli, Crete, Rhodes, Santorini, Corfu and Paros.
The main Greek cities and regions where RE/MAX offices can be found or searched through the official network include:
•Athens
•Piraeus
•Thessaloniki
•Kalamaria
•Alexandroupoli
•Larissa
•Volos
•Patras
•Kalamata
•Corfu
•Crete and Heraklion
•Rhodes
•Santorini
•Paros
•Kefalonia
•Halkidiki
•Nea Moudania
•Kavala
•Nafplio
•Zakynthos
Location differences are particularly important in the Greek real estate market. In Athens, central districts, coastal areas and surrounding suburbs attract different buyer profiles. On the islands and in coastal tourist destinations, seasonal rentals, second homes, international buyers and short-term use can play a more important role.
Which cities in Germany have RE/MAX offices?
The RE/MAX network in Germany is not limited to the country’s largest cities. The official RE/MAX Germany office finder includes Berlin, Munich, Nuremberg, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Hanover, Regensburg, Saarbrücken, Mannheim, Freiburg, Ulm and many medium-sized cities and towns.
Some of the main German cities and locations represented in the RE/MAX network include:
•Berlin
•Munich
•Hamburg
•Frankfurt am Main
•Stuttgart
•Cologne
•Düsseldorf
•Nuremberg
•Hanover
•Regensburg
•Augsburg
•Freiburg
•Heidelberg
•Mannheim
•Mainz
•Saarbrücken
•Saarlouis
•The Karlsruhe area
•Ulm
•Reutlingen
•Tübingen
•The Stuttgart area
•Göppingen
•Constance
•Oldenburg
•Paderborn
•Braunschweig
•Göttingen
•Magdeburg
•Lübeck and various locations across northern Germany
Price levels, rental demand and buyer profiles vary significantly from one German city to another. Berlin may be shaped by international workers and strong rental demand. Munich is known for limited supply and high purchase costs. In Frankfurt, the financial sector and international employment play an important role, while family housing and larger properties may be more relevant in regional markets.
Which cities in France have RE/MAX offices?
In France, the RE/MAX network reaches from Paris and its surrounding areas to the Mediterranean coast, the Alps and cities in the southwest. The official RE/MAX France website provides access to office and agent searches.
The main French cities and regions associated with the RE/MAX network include:
•Paris
•Lyon
•Marseille
•Nice
•Cannes
•Montpellier
•Toulouse
•Bordeaux
•Nantes
•Lille
•Strasbourg
•Grenoble
•Aix-en-Provence
•Antibes
•The Saint-Tropez area
•The French Riviera
•Selected locations in the Alpine region
In Paris and Lyon, central residential and investment markets are particularly important. In Nice, Cannes and along the French Riviera, second homes and international buyers are often more prominent. In these markets, local knowledge can make a major difference when presenting a property to the right audience.
Which cities in Portugal have RE/MAX offices?
Portugal is one of the largest RE/MAX markets in Europe. RE/MAX Portugal operates through a broad network of agencies and professionals across the country. Official RE/MAX Portugal materials describe a network covering major cities, coastal areas and destinations such as the Algarve, which attracts significant international interest.
Some of the main Portuguese cities and regions where RE/MAX offices and professionals can be found include:
•Lisbon
•Porto
•Braga
•Coimbra
•Aveiro
•Setúbal
•Cascais
•Sintra
•Oeiras
•Vila Nova de Gaia
•Faro
•Albufeira
•Lagos
•Portimão
•Loulé
•Vilamoura
•Funchal and Madeira
International demand is particularly visible in Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve and Madeira. However, the investment logic differs from one location to another. A city-centre apartment and a holiday home in the Algarve do not have the same rental, maintenance, tax or resale dynamics.
Which cities in Spain have RE/MAX offices?
The official RE/MAX Spain office finder allows users to search by city, province and locality. Its directory highlights cities and regions such as Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, Alicante, Valencia, Seville, Bilbao, Girona, Las Palmas, Marbella and Fuengirola.
Some of the main Spanish cities and regions represented in the RE/MAX network include:
•Madrid
•Barcelona
•Valencia
•Seville
•Málaga
•Alicante
•Murcia
•Bilbao
•Girona
•Zaragoza
•Palma de Mallorca
•Las Palmas
•Tenerife
•Marbella
•Fuengirola
•Torremolinos
•Estepona
•Rincón de la Victoria
•San Pedro Alcántara
•Benidorm
Central Madrid and Barcelona attract a different buyer profile from the Costa del Sol, Alicante or the Balearic Islands. Anyone investing in Spain should consider tourist rentals, local rental demand, taxation and procedures for international buyers together.
Which cities in Türkiye have RE/MAX offices?
In Türkiye, the RE/MAX network operates in many major cities and important real estate markets, with Istanbul as its largest centre. The official RE/MAX Türkiye office finder lists more than 300 offices across 40 provinces. Office numbers may change over time, so the official office page should always be checked for the latest information.
Some of the main Turkish cities and regions where RE/MAX offices can be found include:
•Istanbul
•Ankara
•Izmir
•Bursa
•Antalya
•Adana
•Mersin
•Kocaeli
•Sakarya
•Tekirdağ
•Balıkesir
•Muğla
•Bodrum
•Fethiye
•Marmaris
•Çeşme
•Aydın
•Denizli
•Eskişehir
•Konya
•Kayseri
•Gaziantep
•Samsun
•Trabzon
•Çanakkale
•Edirne
Property markets differ significantly across Türkiye. In Istanbul, transport corridors, central business districts and urban regeneration are key factors. In Izmir, coastal districts, universities and employment centres influence demand. In Antalya and Muğla, tourism and international buyers are important, while Ankara is shaped by public-sector employment, education and stable rental demand.
The RE/MAX network in Romania, Bulgaria and Central Europe
RE/MAX also operates in markets such as Romania, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Poland and Croatia.
In Romania, Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Brașov, Timișoara, Iași, Constanța, Oradea, Pitești and Alba Iulia are among the cities attracting attention. In Bulgaria, the network can be found in locations such as Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas, Bansko, Stara Zagora and Veliko Tarnovo. Prague and Brno are important Czech markets. Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk and Poznań stand out in Poland. Budapest is the main Hungarian market, while Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik and other coastal cities are prominent in Croatia.
When choosing a city in these markets, purchase price should not be the only consideration. Employment, universities, tourism, transport infrastructure, rules for foreign buyers and rental demand should all be assessed together.
What does the RE/MAX network offer buyers?
Access to local knowledge
One of the most important advantages for a buyer is access to a professional who understands the area where the property is located. Information about transport, schools, shopping, healthcare, noise, seasonal population and rental demand may not appear in a listing, but it can be just as important as the asking price.
Connections across countries
A buyer looking for property abroad may be introduced to a RE/MAX office in the target country through a professional in their home market. This can make communication, document coordination and the selection of a local adviser more structured.
The ability to compare alternatives
A broad network can help buyers assess options in different cities instead of relying on a single listing or one location. Lisbon and the Algarve, Milan and Puglia, or Madrid and the Costa del Sol do not follow the same investment logic.
Better-informed decision-making
A RE/MAX network is not a substitute for independent legal or tax advice. However, an experienced real estate professional can help a buyer identify earlier which matters require input from a lawyer, tax adviser, surveyor or other specialist.
What does the RE/MAX network offer sellers?
A wider pool of potential buyers
For a seller, one of the clearest benefits of an international network is the opportunity to present a property not only to buyers in the local city, but also to potential buyers living in other cities and countries.
Local and international marketing
The right sales strategy depends on the property. A city-centre investment apartment may appeal primarily to local investors. A coastal villa may be more relevant to international buyers, second-home purchasers or people planning for retirement. A broad network can improve access to these different buyer profiles.
Support with realistic pricing
The right price is not determined by multiplying the size of a property by a single square-metre figure. Comparable sales, supply, rental income, local demand, legal status, maintenance requirements and expected selling time should all be considered. A professional with local market knowledge can help the seller compare expectations with actual market conditions.
Coordination across locations
When a sale takes place in another city or country, communication with buyers, viewings, offers, documents and coordination with specialists become more complex. A strong office network can help manage these communication points more efficiently.
What should you consider before working with a RE/MAX professional?
An international brand network can provide a significant advantage, but the brand name alone is not enough. Buyers and sellers should assess the individual office and professional they plan to work with.
Discuss the adviser’s experience in the relevant city, track record with similar properties, marketing plan, service scope, commission and contract terms. Sellers should ask where the property will be marketed and which comparable properties support the valuation. Buyers should clarify which professionals will assist with title, zoning, tax, financing, valuation and contract matters.
The RE/MAX network provides a strong platform for connecting buyers and sellers. However, a successful transaction still depends on accurate local knowledge, realistic pricing, transparent communication, properly reviewed documents and a capable local adviser.
Conclusion: Local expertise with international reach
The RE/MAX Europe network connects approximately 40 countries and regions, more than 2,400 offices and over 33,000 real estate professionals. From Rome to Milan in Italy, Athens to Santorini in Greece, Berlin to Munich in Germany, Lisbon to the Algarve in Portugal, Madrid to the Costa del Sol in Spain and Istanbul to Bodrum in Türkiye, buyers and sellers can access local professionals in a wide range of markets.
For buyers, this network means access to reliable local knowledge in different cities. For sellers, it creates the opportunity to present a property to a broader audience.
Making the right real estate decision requires understanding not only the property itself, but also the market in which it is located. At RE/MAX Ahenk, we combine local experience in Türkiye with the international reach of the RE/MAX network to help buyers and sellers make more informed decisions.


