Off the top of my head:
ForSale
ShowHomes
LogHome
HomeBase
Homely
Homemakers
HomeOutlet
HomesByOwner
plus a bunch of various two word geo/realestate terms such as:
OkanaganRealty
NanaimoHomes
NelsonHomes
etc.etc.
The problem is 80% of realtors fail in their first year and I think that number climbs to 90+% within 5 years. 90% of r.e. sales go to 10% of the realtors. Something like 10,000 new realtors have come on board just in the last few years canada wide. And none of them believe enough in themselves to justify creating a memorable brand. And so it simply becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy for them.
I get more interest in my top domains from business people who are thinking much bigger than just being a realtor, as a real estate platform. I have at least 4 good .ca real estate sales that I can think of right now, averaging ~ $30K each. So although realtors are cheap AF, there is hope. The geo-targeted ones are definitely limited, but if its a big city, like Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, then it is still very valuable. The smaller places should still be worth a few $k though. But that's a big _should_.
Frankly, _EVERY_ business-worthy .ca should be worth at least $3K to anybody who wants to be in business. If you're not willing to drop that for your brand/domain name, that do yourself a favor and get a job instead, you're no entrepreneur. It is really shocking to me that some of the names posted in this thread aren't in use by a realtor right now. And I do understand that to many fledgling agents, $3K is still a large pill to swallow, but that's why I still offer them a lease at say $50-$60/mo on a $3K domain. I've even tried $25/mo just to see where the threshold is, and they still say no. And if they still refuse to consider that option, then I know for damn sure they are going to fail.