Damon Williamson is a residential and land broker in Dallas and the Broker/Owner of The Agency Dallas, the independently owned Texas brokerage he founded with Megan Williamson in January 2023. He is a licensed Texas real estate broker, serves as Designated Broker for the firm, and works residential, investment, and land and ranch property. The office line is (469) 839-6020 and his direct line is (214) 325-9827.
Damon Williamson is the Broker/Owner of The Agency Dallas, the independently owned Texas brokerage he founded with Megan Williamson in January 2023. He is a licensed Texas real estate broker and serves as Designated Broker for the firm. The Agency Dallas operates under The Agency brand by franchise agreement and is owned, staffed, and run entirely in Dallas.
What follows is the professional record, stated plainly, because when someone searches for a broker by name what they usually want is the verifiable version rather than the adjectives.
What residential real estate does Damon Williamson handle in Dallas?
Damon has spent more than two decades in the business. Over that career he has closed more than $1 billion in sales volume across Dallas-Fort Worth, and he ranks in the highest one percent of REALTORS® nationally. He founded the Damon Williamson Group in 2010 and ran it for thirteen years before he and Megan opened The Agency Dallas in January 2023 — the firm is not a startup with a new sign, it is a long Dallas practice that took on its own brokerage license.
The neighborhoods he works. His own practice covers the Park Cities — Highland Park and University Park — along with Preston Hollow, Bluffview, and Devonshire, plus farm and ranch property across Texas. The Agency Dallas is the only Agency office serving the Park Cities zips 75205, 75225, 75229, and 75230, which is a territorial fact rather than a slogan: if you want The Agency's global marketing platform applied to a house inside those four zip codes, this is the office that does it.
What the recognition actually says. RealTrends Verified, which ranks agents on independently confirmed closed volume and closed sides rather than on nomination, placed Damon among the 500 highest-producing agents in the United States for 2025, #22 in Texas and #1 in Highland Park. He has been named to D Magazine's annual list of Dallas real estate agents for 17 consecutive years, 2010 through 2026. He carries the Short Sales and Foreclosures Resource certification. Neighbors have left more than 130 five-star reviews on his Zillow profile. Rankings are a lagging indicator and we say so — they describe what has already closed, not what will happen on your file — but a seventeen-year run through two very different markets is a reasonable thing to weigh.
How the firm is built. Damon works a deliberately lean roster so that every file gets broker-level attention rather than being handed down. That structure is the point: you get the reach of a global brand and the phone number of the person whose license the transaction runs under. The office line is (469) 839-6020, and Damon's direct line is (214) 325-9827.
If you are looking at current listings. Active and recently sold inventory for Damon and for the firm is published and kept current on the brokerage's own site at txrootsglobalre.com — the featured listings and sold listings pages are the accurate place to look, since any count printed in an article is out of date the week it is written.
Selling. For a seller, the work starts before anything goes live: a pricing opinion built from sold comparables rather than from the neighbor's list price, a written recommendation on what to repair and what to leave alone, photography and video and 3D capture, and a marketing plan that names where the buyer for this particular house is going to come from. For a buyer, it starts with the three constraints that are hardest to change after closing — commute, schools, and true monthly carrying cost once taxes and dues are counted — and then with real sold numbers on the streets you are considering.
Does Damon Williamson handle land, ranch, and investment property?
The practice extends well past resale housing. Alongside residential sales, The Agency Dallas works on investment property and on land and ranch acreage throughout Texas, and Damon handles the land and ranch side personally. The firm's Land & Ranch division runs under the Texas Roots / Global Reach mark at txrootsglobalre.com.
Why acreage is a separate discipline. A ranch transaction shares almost nothing with a residential one except the closing table. The questions are surface and mineral estate, whether the minerals are severed and who holds executive rights, water — surface water rights, groundwater district rules, well depth, and whether the tank holds through a dry August — legal and practical access, easements of every description, fencing and cross-fencing condition, and whether an agricultural or wildlife-management valuation is in place, what it requires to stay in place, and what the rollback exposure looks like if it lapses. Surveys on acreage are frequently old and frequently wrong. Title work takes longer. None of this is exotic if you do it regularly and all of it is expensive if you do not.
Investment property. On the investment side the work is advisory rather than search. Written acquisition criteria before the property tour: submarket, price band, vintage, unit mix, condition tolerance, hold period, financing structure, and the exit you intend. Then valuation from both directions, sales comparison and income approach, with the operating statement rebuilt from primary sources — leased comparables on the actual block, the county appraisal district record for the specific parcel with any current owner's homestead exemption stripped out, a bound insurance quote on the real roof age and deductible, a capital expenditure reserve built from the inspection rather than from a percentage, and debt service at a quoted rate. Then sensitivity: rent down, insurance up, taxes to the cap. A deal that only survives the base case is not a deal.
That work spans asset classes deliberately. An investor deciding between a fifth rental house, a small multifamily building, the commercial building their own business occupies, or forty acres is asking one question, not four, and it deserves one analysis. Working across residential, investment, and land in the same firm is what makes that possible.
On valuation, and on advice. Damon and the firm provide broker price opinions and comparative market analyses. Those are broker opinions of value, not appraisals — a lender-grade appraisal comes from a licensed Texas appraiser, and for a ranch or an income property you will often want one. Likewise, nothing in a brokerage conversation substitutes for your CPA on tax treatment or a Texas real estate attorney on title, mineral, water, and entity questions. We will tell you which specialist you need and we will say when you have reached the edge of what a broker should opine on. That boundary is part of the service.
If you are buying, selling, or underwriting in Dallas-Fort Worth and you want the broker on the file rather than a handoff, call the office at (469) 839-6020 and ask for Damon, reach him directly at (214) 325-9827, or come see us at 8111 Preston Road, Suite 725.
As a residential and land broker in Dallas, Damon stays on the file himself, and The Agency Dallas keeps the office door on Preston Road open for the conversation before there is anything to sign.
Frequently asked questions about a residential and land broker in Dallas
What areas does Damon Williamson cover?
His own practice covers the Park Cities — Highland Park and University Park — along with Preston Hollow, Bluffview, and Devonshire, plus farm and ranch property across Texas. The Agency Dallas is the Agency office serving the Park Cities zips 75205, 75225, 75229, and 75230, so a house inside those four zip codes is handled from this office.
What kinds of property does he handle?
Three disciplines rather than one. Residential resale and estates, investment property, and land and ranch acreage throughout Texas, with the land and ranch side handled by Damon personally. The firm's Land & Ranch division runs under the Texas Roots / Global Reach mark. Working across all three in the same firm is what lets one analysis answer a question that spans asset classes.
What brokerage does he own, and is it independently owned?
He is Broker/Owner of The Agency Dallas, which he founded with Megan Williamson in January 2023 and where he serves as Designated Broker. The firm operates under The Agency brand by franchise agreement and is owned, staffed, and run entirely in Dallas. He had run the Damon Williamson Group since 2010 before the brokerage license.
How do you reach the office?
The office line is (469) 839-6020, Damon's direct line is (214) 325-9827, and the office is at 8111 Preston Road, Suite 725, in Dallas. The roster is deliberately lean so that files get broker-level attention rather than being handed down, which means the phone number you have belongs to the person whose license the transaction runs under.
Is a broker price opinion the same thing as an appraisal?
No. Damon and the firm provide broker price opinions and comparative market analyses, and those are broker opinions of value rather than appraisals. A lender-grade appraisal comes from a licensed Texas appraiser, and for a ranch or an income property you will often want one. The two documents answer different questions for different audiences.
Where can you see current listings?
Active and recently sold inventory for Damon and for the firm is published and kept current on the brokerage's own site at txrootsglobalre.com. The featured listings and sold listings pages are the accurate place to look, since any count printed in an article is out of date the week it is written.
Related reading from The Agency Dallas
- A guide to purchasing ranch land in North Texas
- Investment property advisory in the Dallas-Fort Worth market
- Selling your home in the Dallas-Fort Worth market: a 2026 guide
- Understanding property valuation in the Dallas-Fort Worth market
- Navigating the Dallas-Fort Worth residential real estate market
- Current inventory: featured listings at txrootsglobalre.com
THEAGENCY | DALLAS
The Agency Dallas is independently owned and operated by Damon & Megan Williamson. Damon Williamson, Broker/Owner · Licensed Real Estate Agent, State of Texas. Dallas, Dallas County, Texas · 75205 · 75225 · 75229 · 75230. Equal Housing Opportunity. Texas Real Estate Commission Information About Brokerage Services and Consumer Protection Notice are available at trec.texas.gov. This is not intended as a solicitation of property currently listed for sale.
