Georgia realtor email list 19,558 verified agents

kw.com on top, HomeSmart on Gmail

The domain kw.com leads the Georgia rows, on 5,518, and it appears on 5,505 of Keller Williams' 6,160 rows here. Next is gmail.com, on 4,175. Then come metrobrokers.com (1,538) and bhhsgeorgia.com (1,077); Better Homes and Gardens agents here mostly write from the first (1,536 of 1,707) and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices agents from the second (1,076 of 1,441).

Most of HomeSmart's 3,123 Georgia agents write from gmail.com: 1,923 of them, 46% of all the Gmail rows in the state. Most Real Brokerage agents here use Gmail too, 457 of 809.

Our walks first recorded 1,128 Georgia rows in October 2026. They are new to our file; that does not make them new agents or new hires.

Keller Williams first, HomeSmart far above its US share

Keller Williams has 6,160 agents in the Georgia file, 31% of the branded rows; across our US file its share is 19%. HomeSmart is second with 3,123, or 16% here against 5% nationally, and 13% of all the HomeSmart agents in our US file work in Georgia.

Better Homes and Gardens also runs well above its US share, 9% against 2%, and one company, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers, has 1,542 addresses in the Georgia file. Georgia holds 17% of the brand's agents in our national file. More than half of Century 21's 1,216 Georgia agents are listed with two companies: CENTURY 21 Results in Cumming (338) and CENTURY 21 Connect Realty in Roswell (310).

Coldwell Banker, second in our national file, ranks third in Georgia, where its 1,915 agents make up 10% of the branded rows against 15% nationally. RE/MAX and Compass hold well under their national shares here: RE/MAX 5% against 10% and Compass 2% against 7%.

Atlanta, Marietta, Alpharetta, Cumming and Roswell lead the city files

No Georgia city has a bigger file than Atlanta, whose 3,765 email addresses are 18% of all Georgia rows. Marietta (987), Alpharetta (959), Cumming (949) and Roswell (873) come next, and those five city files hold more than a third of the state's rows.

Keller Williams has 1,285 agents with an Atlanta office, the most for any brokerage name in one Georgia city and more than twice the 594 at HomeSmart, also in Atlanta. Five of the ten offices in the table are in Atlanta, and four of the ten are Keller Williams, in Atlanta, Marietta, Duluth and Alpharetta.

Outside the Atlanta area, the largest city files are Columbus (505), Savannah (486) and Augusta (343). In Columbus, 215 of the 480 agents work at Coldwell Banker Kennon & Parker; in Savannah, 266 of the 470 agents at Keller Williams; in Augusta, 182 of the 326 agents at Keller Williams.

Georgia license counts and a 2025 rule for brokers

The Georgia Real Estate Commission's count for September 3, 2026 shows 66,493 active salespersons, 19,993 active brokers and 589 active community association managers, with 12,238 active firms (State of the Commission, September 2026). Another 15,613 salespersons and 2,994 brokers held inactive licenses. These figures count license holders, not the agents in our file. The commission reports issuing an average of 293 new licenses a month in fiscal year 2027.

According to the commission's education manual (third edition, 2012), a salesperson candidate must complete a prelicense course of at least 75 hours and a broker candidate one of at least 60 hours, and a new salesperson takes a 25-hour postlicense course in the first year of licensure. Since July 1, 2025, every broker must complete at least 18 hours of broker topics within the 36 hours of continuing education already required.

Atlanta REALTORS since 1910, FMLS since 1957

Georgia REALTORS was chartered by the National Association of REALTORS in 1920. It describes itself as made up of about 48,000 licensed brokers and salespersons and says it oversees 50 local boards and councils. The Atlanta REALTORS Association, founded in 1910, says it has more than 12,000 members and is the largest real estate association in Georgia.

FMLS, the First Multiple Listing Service, was started by a group of brokers in 1957. It calls itself the largest MLS in Georgia and says it serves over 57,000 real estate professionals across the Southeast. On August 13, 2026 it launched a two-way data share with MARIS, the MLS based in St. Louis. Georgia MLS, in business since 1962, says it serves the North Georgia mountains, central Georgia and the whole coast.

A $360,000 median and more homes for sale

For 2025, Georgia REALTORS put the statewide median at $360,000, unchanged on the year, in figures compiled from 14 MLSs. There were 123,440 closed sales, 1.1% fewer than in 2024, while new listings rose 7.8% to 211,349 and homes for sale climbed 13.1% to 40,189. Supply stood at 3.9 months, and days on market rose 21.7% to 56 (Georgia REALTORS, 2025). Brianne Drake, the association's 2026 president, said in February 2026 that the market was moving toward balance between buyers and sellers and away from a red-hot seller's market.

From January through June 2026 the association counted 64,631 sales, 0.8% fewer than a year before, at a year-to-date median of $360,000, up 0.3%. New listings rose 1.1% to 120,298. Inventory reached 53,118 homes in June, with 4.9 months of supply; over the six months, days on market averaged 60.

In the Atlanta metro area, Georgia MLS recorded 5,115 residential sales in September 2026, down 11.98% from September 2025. The median was $387,000, 0.17% below a year earlier, and active listings rose 4.78% to 28,259, or 4.94 months of inventory (Georgia MLS).

The Census Bureau counted permits for 22,065 single-family homes in the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell metro in 2025, and for 3,226 in the Savannah metro.