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Company domains, Gmail and phones in the Oklahoma rows

kw.com tops the list of email domains in the Oklahoma rows (913), followed by gmail.com (646), remax.net (345) and cbtulsa.com (331). Free mail services hold 856 addresses, most of them at gmail.com. 94% of the Oklahoma rows carry a phone number as well.

Agents of two big brands mostly use one domain each: kw.com is used by 910 Keller Williams agents out of 1,052, and remax.net by 344 RE/MAX agents out of 349. Century 21 breaks the pattern, with gmail.com its most frequent domain (140 of 347 agents).

Our October 2026 walks added 410 Oklahoma rows. They are new to this file only, not proof of any licensing date.

Oklahoma's brokerage brands against our US file

Keller Williams is the biggest brand among the Oklahoma rows: 1,052 agents, or 32% of all rows carrying a brand name, against its 19% share of branded rows across our US file.

Coldwell Banker is second with 590 agents, and Coldwell Banker Select is the brokerage named on 482 Oklahoma rows. Of the firms whose names begin with Century 21, CENTURY 21 First Choice Realty is named on 138 rows and CENTURY 21 Wright Real Estate on 72.

Epique Realty has 149 agents here, 4.5% of the Oklahoma brand total, against 0.9% across our US file; eXp Realty's 6.7% is nearly twice its 3.5% there.

Two names that are large in our US file are scarce or missing here. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices counts only 22 Oklahoma rows, though it holds 8% of all branded agents in our US file, and Compass, with 32,739 agents in our US file, has none.

Tulsa ahead of Oklahoma City in the file

Tulsa is the largest city file in Oklahoma at 835 addresses, ahead of Oklahoma City (526) and Edmond (253); Owasso (214) and Broken Arrow (120) follow. In all, 12 Oklahoma cities are sold as separate city files.

Keller Williams accounts for more than half the rows in five of those files: Tulsa (434 of 835), Edmond (132 of 253), Owasso (117 of 214), Norman (60 of 113) and Bartlesville (77 of 105).

Coldwell Banker Select is the brokerage on 205 of the Tulsa rows and 89 of the 120 in Broken Arrow. CENTURY 21 Wright Real Estate is named on 70 of Tahlequah's 83 rows.

The file holds more Keller Williams agents in Tulsa than in Oklahoma City (434 against 168). RE/MAX is the reverse, with 97 agents in Oklahoma City and 36 in Tulsa.

Oklahoma's path from provisional sales associate to broker

Under the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission's License Code and Rules as of November 1, 2024 (OREC), a new sales applicant completes 90 clock hours of basic real estate instruction before taking the examination for a provisional sales associate license. Unless the holder completes 45 clock hours of postlicense education before that license first expires, it cannot be renewed.

A sales associate moving up to broker associate or broker needs two years of active licensure within the previous five, 90 clock hours of advanced real estate instruction and an examination. A broker applicant also completes the Broker in Charge course and documents ten real estate transactions within the past five years, or the equivalent as determined by the Commission.

OREC's How to Obtain a License page, last modified October 13, 2023, lists five license types: Provisional Sales Associate, Sales Associate, Broker Associate, Branch Broker and Broker.

MLSOK, MLS Technology and 17 local boards

Oklahoma REALTORS, the state association, reported more than 13,500 members on its site in October 2026, belonging to 17 local boards; the Greater Tulsa Association of REALTORS and the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Association of REALTORS (OKCMAR) are two of them.

MLSOK was founded on July 14, 2000. OKCMAR's page on it, read in October 2026, says MLSOK now supports over 8,000 real estate professionals statewide and ranks among the Top 60 MLS organizations nationwide (okcmar.org).

The Greater Tulsa association traces its history to the Real Estate Exchange, formed in 1913 by 20 real estate men, which the National Association chartered as the Tulsa Real Estate Board on January 1, 1920. Its timeline also records Northeast Oklahoma Real Estate Services (NORES) changing its name to MLS Tech, Inc.

A buyer's market in the August 2026 Oklahoma housing report

The August 2026 housing report for Oklahoma, posted by Oklahoma REALTORS and compiled by RPR with data from MLSOK, MLS Technology and six local boards, counts 3,998 sales statewide, down 11.2% year over year, with a median sales price of $266,475, up 3.6%. Active and pending listings were up 14.2% from August 2025, at 25,967; the report puts inventory at 6.79 months, which it labels a buyer's market (Oklahoma REALTORS).

In the MLSOK market, the annual report for 2025, which is current as of January 7, 2026, shows the median sale price rising 3.1% to $262,900 and closed sales rising 1.9% to 24,083. New listings grew 9.5% to 34,003, active listings ended the year 27.7% higher at 7,894, and sellers received, on average, 97.8% of their list price.

The Census Bureau's 2025 permit tally gives the Oklahoma City metro area 6,497 single-family units and the Tulsa metro 3,740; buildings with five or more units add 1,334 and 1,292.

Abstractor licenses, seller disclosures and OREC's 2026 forms

Under the Oklahoma Abstractors Act, as the Oklahoma Abstractors Board posts it in a file dated August 29, 2024, the Board issues abstract licenses and the certificates of authority needed to engage in the business of abstracting.

OREC's 2026 disclaimer form says the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act, effective July 1, 1995, requires a seller of one or two residential dwelling units to give the buyer, before accepting an offer, either a Residential Property Condition Disclosure Statement or, if the seller never occupied the property and knows of no defect, a disclaimer statement.

OREC's 2026 set of contract forms and related addenda includes a Deed Fraud Notice and a Wire Advisory.