When you’re choosing a real estate team, it’s natural to look at awards and rankings. They offer a way to see how a team has performed within a large network. But a ranking only tells you something useful when you know who was measured, what was measured, and during which period.
Team Arora, led by Parveen Arora, has appeared in several published RE/MAX rankings. Here are the results we can point to directly, along with what they do—and do not—tell you about working with the team.
Quick answer: Team Arora’s published RE/MAX rankings
| Period | Published result | Category |
| Full year 2025 | No. 29 worldwide | RE/MAX teams, residential and commercial combined |
| January–June 2026 | No. 20 in Canada | RE/MAX teams, residential and commercial combined |
| January–September 2024 | No. 3 in Canada | Large teams, commercial |
The 2025 worldwide year-end list, January–June 2026 Canadian list, and January–September 2024 team rankings are published by RE/MAX. These are separate categories and periods, so their positions should not be treated as a single continuous ranking.
What the 2025 worldwide ranking means
In its full-year 2025 Top 100 Worldwide list for teams in residential and commercial real estate, RE/MAX placed Team Arora at No. 29. The published entry identifies Team Arora with RE/MAX Optimum Realty in Mississauga, Ontario.
That is a meaningful result within the RE/MAX network. It places the team on a list that includes teams from multiple countries, based on the category and period shown by RE/MAX.
It is also a specific claim. “No. 29 worldwide among RE/MAX teams in the 2025 residential-and-commercial ranking” describes the result accurately. “No. 29 real estate team in the world” would suggest a comparison across every brokerage and every ranking system, which the RE/MAX list does not establish.
What changed in the first half of 2026?
RE/MAX’s January–June 2026 Top 100 Canada list for teams in residential and commercial real estate placed Team Arora at No. 20 in Canada. This is a midyear Canadian result, rather than a final ranking for 2026.
It shows that the team’s recognition continued into 2026. It does not, by itself, show a rise or fall from the 2025 worldwide result: one list covers Canada for six months, while the other covers the worldwide network for a full year.
If you see a RE/MAX ranking used in an ad or online profile, check the small details beside the number. The year, geography, team category, and property category are all part of the claim.
There is another useful distinction: some RE/MAX lists compare teams, while others compare individual agents. Team Arora’s results here are team positions. They reflect the combined work of a group and should be credited to the team, even when Parveen Arora is the person leading it. Looking at the exact list avoids accidentally presenting a team achievement as an individual award.
A commercial ranking worth understanding separately
Team Arora also appeared at No. 3 in Canada among large commercial teams for January–September 2024 in a RE/MAX ranking report. That result points to the team’s commercial activity, but it belongs to a different category from the combined residential-and-commercial rankings above.
For a business owner or investor, the distinction matters. Selling a restaurant, an income property, or another commercial asset involves questions about leases, financial information, operating costs, buyer qualifications, and the presentation of income potential. A commercial ranking can be one reason to start a conversation about experience. The stronger test is to ask about transactions comparable to your property.
Why do these rankings matter to a buyer or seller?
Rankings give you a useful starting point. They can indicate sustained activity in a competitive network and encourage you to ask how a team handles its volume. They cannot tell you exactly what your property will sell for or what kind of attention your transaction will receive.
If you are interviewing Team Arora—or any highly ranked team—ask how that experience translates into a plan for you:
- For sellers: Which recent sales are genuinely comparable to my property? How will you position it against current listings? Who will manage pricing discussions, showings, offers, and follow-up?
- For buyers: Who will help me assess value, review competing options, and negotiate terms? How will the team communicate when I need a quick decision?
- For investors and commercial clients: What similar assets has the team marketed or acquired? How will the financial package be presented, and how will prospective buyers be screened?
The number on a ranking can help you decide whom to interview. The answers to these questions help you decide whom to hire.
You can also ask for a short written plan. A good plan should identify the audience for your property, the comparable sales that support the suggested price, the work needed before launch, and how results will be reviewed once the listing is live. It gives you something concrete to compare between agents and a way to hold the team accountable to the strategy it proposed.
What a RE/MAX ranking does not measure
No single ranking captures every part of a real estate transaction. A published team position does not necessarily measure client satisfaction, the results for a specific neighbourhood, or the performance of the individual agent who will work with you. It also should not be confused with a claim to be No. 1 in Brampton or No. 1 in Canada unless that exact position appears in a relevant, dated source.
Your priorities may be very local. If you are selling a condo in Mississauga, for example, you will want to know how the team compares units in your building and nearby developments. If you are selling a family home in Brampton, you may care more about the pricing and marketing of similar homes on nearby streets. A broad network ranking and local expertise can both be relevant, but they answer different questions.
Meet the team behind the ranking
Parveen Arora is the Broker of Record associated with Team Arora. His RE/MAX profile lists 21 years of experience and service areas that include Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon, and Toronto West.
Team Arora’s work spans residential real estate and commercial opportunities. The published rankings reflect team results in the categories RE/MAX identifies. For clients, the practical value comes from how the team applies that experience to a particular property, budget, timeline, and goal.
That is where a conversation should start: with your situation, the relevant comparable transactions, and a clear explanation of the proposed next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Is Team Arora ranked by RE/MAX in 2026?
Yes. RE/MAX placed Team Arora No. 20 in Canada on its January–June 2026 list for teams in the combined residential-and-commercial category. It is a first-half result, not a full-year 2026 ranking.
What was Team Arora’s worldwide RE/MAX ranking in 2025?
RE/MAX listed Team Arora at No. 29 worldwide in its full-year 2025 ranking for teams in the combined residential-and-commercial category.
Was Team Arora ranked No. 3 for commercial real estate?
Yes, with important context. A RE/MAX report placed Team Arora No. 3 in Canada among large commercial teams for January–September 2024. That is a dated commercial team result, not a current overall ranking.
Does a RE/MAX ranking include every real estate brokerage?
No. These lists rank participants in the RE/MAX network in the categories RE/MAX publishes. They are not rankings of every real estate agent or team across all brokerages.
Should I hire an agent based on a ranking alone?
Use it as one piece of evidence. Ask about relevant local sales, who will handle your transaction, the proposed strategy, communication, and how the agent arrived at their price guidance. A strong fit for your property matters as much as a broad ranking.
A ranking is the beginning of the conversation
Team Arora’s No. 29 worldwide result for 2025 and No. 20 Canadian result for the first half of 2026 are verifiable RE/MAX team rankings. They reflect different periods and should be described exactly as published.
If you are considering buying, selling, or investing in Brampton, Mississauga, or the surrounding GTA, speak with Team Arora about your particular goals. Ask for a clear comparison of relevant properties and a plan you can evaluate before you make a decision.
Source note: Rankings are stated according to RE/MAX’s published lists linked above. Rankings are category- and period-specific and may change in later reports. The 2025 and 2026 lists identify Team Arora under RE/MAX Optimum Realty.