Santa Monica, CA realtor email list 655 verified agents

How Santa Monica agents read their email

The domains our Santa Monica rows use most: compass.com (285), kw.com (91), gmail.com (74), camoves.com (67), cbrealty.com (59).

Free mail is the minority here: 95 of 656 Santa Monica rows (14%) go to Gmail, Yahoo or a similar service, and the rest go to company domains.

Phone numbers came with 98% of the Santa Monica rows, and 7 rows were new to our file in October 2026. Each Santa Monica address was last seen live where it is published between Sep 16, 2026 and Oct 8, 2026.

The franchises behind the Santa Monica roster

Compass is the brand to reckon with in Santa Monica: 285 agents, which is 44% of everyone here working under a brand, set against 13% across California, and 7% of our US file.

Compass, Keller Williams and Coldwell Banker account for 592 of the 655 Santa Monica agents who work under a brand name.

Coldwell Banker sits right at its California level, 20% of branded agents both here and statewide.

The cloud brokerages carry far less weight in this beach city than across the state: Real Brokerage has 8 agents here (1% of branded agents) against 9% statewide, and LPT Realty has 6 agents here (1% of branded agents) against 4% statewide.

Brokerage groups inside the Santa Monica city limits

Three brokerage groups, Compass, Keller Williams and Coldwell Banker Realty, each have 50 or more agents with a Santa Monica address, 592 of the city's 655 agents between them.

By agents, Santa Monica's file ranks 15th among California's 221 city files.

Neighbors along the coast and inland have their own files: Los Angeles (1,453 agents), Beverly Hills (1,264 agents), Malibu (163 agents), Pacific Palisades (101 agents), West Hollywood (96 agents).

Greater Los Angeles REALTORS and TheMLS

The REALTOR association for Santa Monica is Greater Los Angeles REALTORS, which says it represents over 11,500 REALTOR and Affiliate members in Beverly Hills, Culver City, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, West Hollywood and unincorporated Los Angeles County (GLAR, read October 2026).

Santa Monica listings appear on TheMLS, run by Combined L.A./Westside Multiple Listing Service, Inc.

Measure GS and the $8 million transfer tax tier

Santa Monica voters approved Measure GS on November 8, 2022, and from March 1, 2023 the city charges $56.00 per $1,000 of value on sales and transfers of $8 million or more (City of Santa Monica).

Below that line the city rates did not change: $3.00 per $1,000 under $5 million, and $6.00 per $1,000 from $5 million to $7,999,999.99. Los Angeles County adds $.55 per $500 on every transaction. The city's own worked example puts the tax on an $8 million transfer at $456,800, of which $448,000 goes to the city and $8,800 to the county.

Rent control and Ellis Act withdrawals

Santa Monica voters adopted rent control in April 1979 as an amendment to the City Charter. The city says most rental buildings constructed before April 10, 1979 are covered, along with certain later units.

The Rent Control Board's 2023 annual report counted 27 units withdrawn from the rental market under the Ellis Act that year and 24 formerly withdrawn units returned. Since 1986 the city has recorded a net loss of 2,324 units on 504 properties (Rent Control Board 2023 report).

City Hall, Saint John's and Snap set the job base

The city's 2025 principal employers list, which covers firms with 100 or more workers, shows the City of Santa Monica at 2,295 employees, Providence Saint John's Health Center at 1,932 and Snap, Inc. at 1,575. Together the listed employers account for 35,190 jobs, 41.09% of all jobs in the city, by the city's count.

Housing supply is the other pressure.