Lone Tree, CO realtor email list 62 verified agents
Every Lone Tree real estate agent we hold with a published, current email — plus phone (95% of rows), brokerage and city. The Lone Tree list is $39, one-time; the whole Colorado file, Lone Tree included, is $249.
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The Lone Tree roster at a glance
US Realtor List holds 62 Lone Tree real estate agents with a published, current email, collected from 3 brokerage brands that publish agent profiles. The largest share is Keller Williams with 36 agents (58% of the city), ahead of HomeSmart (22) and Real Brokerage (4). 59 of them (95%) list a phone, above the national 83%.
A city count is a subset of the Colorado file: about a third of Colorado rows carry no office city, so "62 Lone Tree agents" is what we can place in Lone Tree — not every Lone Tree licensee.
Most Lone Tree agent inboxes sit on brokerage domains — kw.com (28), gmail.com (18), yahoo.com (4) — while 28 (45%) use a personal address such as Gmail or Yahoo and 6 (10%) an email on their own business domain. We keep every address with its domain (never the full mailbox until you buy) so you can see these are real brokerage and personal inboxes, not a guessed pattern.
10% use an email on their own business domain, below the national 34%.
| Email domain | Agents | Share |
|---|---|---|
| kw.com | 28 | 45% |
| gmail.com | 18 | 29% |
| yahoo.com | 4 | 6% |
| comcast.net | 2 | 3% |
| aol.com | 2 | 3% |
| tysmith.com | 1 | 2% |
Top brokerages in Lone Tree
The biggest companies in Lone Tree by agents on the roster in the Sep 5, 2026 build. Want just one brokerage? Filter to it before you buy.
| Brokerage | Agents |
|---|---|
| Keller Williams | 36 |
| HomeSmart | 22 |
See the data before you pay for it
Real Lone Tree rows from the live roster, names and addresses sealed. The 25 free rows you get for any state are unsealed.
| Agent | Brokerage | City | State | Award tier · premium | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gwen H. | g•••••••@kw.com | Keller Williams | Lone Tree | CO | — |
| Jason J. | j•••••••••••••@kw.com | Keller Williams | Lone Tree | CO | — |
| Nataliya L. | l••••••••••@yahoo.com | HomeSmart | Lone Tree | CO | — |
| Douglas J. | d•••••••••@gmail.com | HomeSmart | Lone Tree | CO | — |
| Jordan M. | j••••••••••••••••••@gmail.com | Real Broker | Lone Tree | CO | — |
| Aurelio L. | r•••••@soldbycarin.com | Real Broker | Lone Tree | CO | — |
What “verified” means here
- 01Published by the brokerage. Every email was posted on the agent's own public brokerage profile — not appended from a data broker, not guessed from a name pattern.
- 02Current at the last rebuild. The roster is re-collected on a schedule; the build date is printed on every page (this one: Sep 5, 2026). An address that leaves a profile leaves the file; new licensees appear.
- 03Checkable before you pay. The 25 free rows for any state are unsealed — search any name and brokerage yourself before a card comes out.
- 04Nothing padded. If we don't hold an agent's published email, they aren't in the file. That is why our counts look smaller — and your bounce list stays short.
What's in the file
NameFull name as publishedEmailPublished, current address100%PhoneOffice or mobile, as published95%BrokerageBrand and officeCityOffice cityStateTwo-letter codeAward tierBrokerage-published producer award, e.g. Platinum Club0%
Lone Tree realtor data — straight answers
The things people ask before they buy the Lone Tree list, answered with this build's numbers.
How many real estate agents are in Lone Tree?
Our roster holds 62 Lone Tree agents with a published, current email as of Sep 5, 2026 — 59 with a phone number and 0 with a brokerage-published award tier. That is agents whose brokerage publishes emails on public profiles (Keller Williams, HomeSmart and Real Brokerage), not every licensee in Lone Tree, and a city count is a subset of the Colorado file — about a third of Colorado rows carry no office city.
Which brokerages do the Lone Tree agents work at?
The largest brand in the file is Keller Williams (36 agents), then HomeSmart (22) and Real Brokerage (4). The biggest single companies are Keller Williams and HomeSmart. You can buy the whole city or filter to one brokerage before checkout.
What email domains do Lone Tree realtors use?
The most common inbox domains are kw.com (28), gmail.com (18) and yahoo.com (4); 28 agents (45%) use a personal address such as Gmail or Yahoo and 6 (10%) an email on their own business domain. Every address was published by the agent's brokerage and re-checked at the Sep 5, 2026 build — none are guessed from a name pattern.
How much does the Lone Tree realtor email list cost?
The Lone Tree-only list (62 rows) is $39, one-time; the whole Colorado file, Lone Tree included, is $249. Both are instant CSVs — no subscription, no account. 25 unsealed rows are free first.
What exactly is in the file?
Name, verified email, phone (95% of Lone Tree rows), brokerage, city and state. UTF-8 CSV that opens in Excel, Google Sheets or any CRM importer; a copy is emailed to you with a Stripe receipt.
Award-tier targeting adds four more columns — award tier (0% of Lone Tree agents carry one), title, website and career award — and filters the file to just those producers.
Where do the Lone Tree emails come from, and are they verified?
Every one of these addresses was published on the agent's own public brokerage profile page and was still there at the Sep 5, 2026 rebuild.
Either way the address was published by its source. Nothing is appended from a data broker, nothing is guessed from a name pattern, and we only carry active records — if we don't hold a published email for an agent, they aren't in the file.
Is it legal to email these agents?
In the U.S., commercial email is governed by CAN-SPAM, which does not require prior consent. It does require that every message uses accurate header and From information, has a subject line that isn't misleading, is identifiable as an advertisement, includes your valid physical postal address, offers a clear, working unsubscribe, and that you honor opt-outs within 10 business days. Some states add rules on top.
The phone column is for calls and CRM matching. Texting or auto-dialing is governed by the TCPA and generally needs the recipient's prior consent — don't load these numbers into a texting tool. How you use the file is your responsibility, and this isn't legal advice.
What if I'm not happy with the file?
Look before you buy: 25 real, unsealed rows for any state are free, and you can filter to the exact slice you need before paying. Because the file is delivered instantly, sales are final once it's downloaded — but if a download fails or a file arrives broken, write to us and we'll fix it.
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One ladder for every list, city or state: $39 for up to 249 agents, $69 to 999, $99 to 2,499, $149 to 9,999, $249 to 19,999 and $349 above that. A city never costs as much as the state that contains it, and every page shows its own price before you click. Narrowing to rows with a phone, or to agents on their own email domain, is free. Award-tier targeting is priced per matching row at 15¢ — never less than the flat file — and adds the award, title, website and career columns. Nothing recurring.
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