Kentucky realtor email list 3,294 verified agents

kw.com ahead of Gmail in Kentucky inboxes

In the Kentucky file, kw.com is the email domain used most, on 829 addresses, with gmail.com second at 778 and remax.net third at 624.

Free mailboxes such as Gmail account for 27% of the Kentucky rows, and a phone sits alongside the email on 91% of rows. October 2026 added 478 rows that earlier walks had not found; new to our file is all that means, and it carries no licensing date.

Keller Williams, RE/MAX, ERA and eXp Realty above their US-file weight

Keller Williams is the biggest brand in the Kentucky file: 961 agents, or 29% of the branded rows, set beside 19% in our whole US file.

RE/MAX follows with 631 agents and 19% of the branded rows, close to double the 10% weight our US file gives it.

ERA and eXp Realty each sit at better than double their weight in our US file: ERA has 7% of the branded Kentucky rows against 2%, eXp Realty 8% against 3%. Coldwell Banker, with 490 agents, is in line with our US file at 15% here and 15% there.

Our company column files Keller Williams and eXp Realty agents under the brand name alone, and our RE/MAX rows carry no company name; after those, the largest company name in the Kentucky file is CENTURY 21 Advantage Realty, on 203 rows. Three of the eight biggest company names begin with Coldwell Banker: Coldwell Banker McMahan (163), Coldwell Banker Legacy Group (156) and Coldwell Banker Realty (98). The largest company name with ERA in it is Schuler Bauer Real Estate ERA Powered, at 129.

Compass, HomeSmart and LPT Realty have 69,895 agents between them in our US file and 2 in the Kentucky file.

Bowling Green holds the most Keller Williams agents in the Kentucky file

By office city, Louisville (620), Lexington (484) and Bowling Green (459) lead the Kentucky file, with 43% of the rows that name a city.

Keller Williams has more agents on file in Bowling Green, 227, than in any other Kentucky town, against 153 in Louisville. With the 132 rows filed under Coldwell Banker Legacy Group there, the two names account for 359 of the 459 Bowling Green rows.

In some towns a single company name covers most of the rows: Florence (Keller Williams, 153 of 230), Fort Mitchell (Coldwell Banker Realty, 98 of 128), Somerset (CENTURY 21 Advantage Realty, 59 of 82) and Murray (Keller Williams, 58 of 69).

Two Kentucky license tiers under KRS Chapter 324

As of October 2026, the Kentucky Real Estate Commission licenses sales associates and brokers under Chapter 324 of the Kentucky Revised Statutes.

Its pages ask an applicant for a sales associate license to complete the Kentucky 96-hour pre-license course, or six academic credit hours of real estate courses from a college or university.

Of our Kentucky rows that list a job title, the most common title is Sales Associate, on 79 of them.

Fifteen local boards, from Bluegrass to Northern Kentucky

Kentucky REALTORS says it began in 1922 and received its original NAR charter in 1923, as the Kentucky Association of REALTORS. As of October 2026 its site counts more than 13,000 members and lists 15 local boards and associations.

Bluegrass REALTORS, in Lexington, says it was founded in 1912; as of October 2026 it represents over 4,000 members in 38 counties, Fayette, Madison and Pulaski among them.

The Northern Kentucky Association of REALTORS traces its roots to the Covington-Newport Real Estate Board, chartered on January 1, 1914. As of October 2026 it has jurisdiction over 12 Kentucky counties, including Boone, Campbell and Kenton.

Kentucky's August 2026 sales down, the median up, a housing gap in all 120 counties

In its release of August 2026 figures, published by NKyTribune on September 20, 2026, Kentucky REALTORS reported 4,010 listings sold statewide, down 18.4% on August 2025, for a total sales volume of $1.33 billion, down 14.9% (Kentucky REALTORS release, published by NKyTribune, September 20, 2026). The release put the median sales price at $285,000, 3.6% above August 2025, and the average sales price at $333,651.

The same month brought 6,081 new listings, 5.19 months of supply and a days-on-market figure of 18. In that release, Kentucky REALTORS President Ann Elizabeth Delahanty said "August continued to show a market that is adjusting, with fewer transactions but home values remaining resilient." The association's January 2026 release of December 2025 figures reported 3,880 listings sold, 6.2% more than in December 2024, with the median at $270,500, 4.0% higher, and supply at 4.17 months.

A housing gap study that the Kentucky Housing Corporation conducted with Bowen National Research, dated December 31, 2024, puts the statewide gap at 206,207 housing units in 2024 and expects 287,120 by 2029, equally spread among rental and for-sale units; it says all 120 counties are facing a housing gap (Kentucky Housing Corporation).

Kentucky's seller disclosure form and deed transfer tax

Under KRS 324.360, in force since July 14, 2000, on sales of single-family residential dwellings where a licensee receives compensation, the seller completes and signs the disclosure form when executing the listing agreement, and the listing agent delivers a copy to the prospective purchaser within 72 hours of the listing agent's receipt of a written and signed offer to purchase (KRS 324.360).

As of October 2026, KRS 142.050 imposes a tax on the grantor named in the deed at fifty cents for each $500 of value or fraction thereof declared in the deed, which the county clerk collects as a prerequisite to accepting the deed for recordation.