Lake Havasu City, AZ realtor email list 219 verified agents

Lake Havasu City inboxes by domain

Lake Havasu City addresses run on cbrealty.com (60), gmail.com (46), kw.com (42), remax.net (25) and azmoves.com (24).

57 of the 226 rows sit on free mail, 46 of them Gmail, and 45% on a personal business domain.

96% come with a phone number, and 7 are business addresses read on real estate firms' own websites rather than agents.

7 rows joined as new to our file during October 2026.

Lake Havasu City brands against Arizona

Coldwell Banker leads with 86 agents, 39% of branded agents in Lake Havasu City against 6% in Arizona overall.

Keller Williams follows with 76, also far above its 5% state share.

HomeSmart, the largest brand in our Arizona file, is a small presence here: 13 agents, 6% of the branded total.

Brokerage groups in Lake Havasu City

162 of the city's 219 agents work in the 2 brokerage groups on this map.

Other Colorado River towns in Arizona are filed on their own: Kingman (58).

A bridge bought to sell retirement homes

Robert McCulloch won London Bridge with a bid of $2,460,000 on April 18, 1968, buying it as an attraction to bring tourists and retirement home buyers to the Lake Havasu City area, according to the Go Lake Havasu fact sheet. The rebuilt bridge was rededicated on Oct. 10, 1971.

The Census Bureau's QuickFacts profile counts 35.3% of the city's residents as 65 or older.

Homes here are listed through the Lake Havasu Association of Realtors, whose copyright appears on local listing pages.

Vacation rental permits and Colorado River water

Since March 1, 2023 every short-term rental property in the city has needed its own permit under Chapter 5.20 of the city code, at $250 a year, and the city notes it does not enforce homeowner association rules (lhcaz.gov).

The city draws its water from the Colorado River. The Bureau of Reclamation approved Lake Havasu City's request to divert up to 14,600 acre-feet in calendar year 2023 (usbr.gov).