Mississippi realtor email list 1,324 verified agents

Free mailboxes and company domains in Mississippi

No domain beats Gmail in the Mississippi file: it is on 511 rows, and 39% of the rows use a free mailbox of some kind. Phone numbers come with 92% of them.

Most Century 21 and Real Brokerage agents in the state list Gmail addresses (121 and 63 of them), while agents at RE/MAX, eXp Realty and Keller Williams mostly write from remax.net, exprealty.com and kw.com.

Each address was last confirmed on the public page that lists it; the oldest of those confirmations is dated Sep 16, 2026 and the newest Oct 8, 2026.

Coldwell Banker leads the Mississippi file

Coldwell Banker has 355 of the 1,324 Mississippi agents on file, 27% of those with a national brand, against 15% across the US file. Its biggest company in the file carries the brand next to a local name: Coldwell Banker Alfonso Realty, Inc., whose 138 addresses on file include 69 agents in Gulfport.

In 13 Mississippi towns the file has ten or more Coldwell Banker agents, led by Gulfport (69), Saltillo (49) and Ocean Springs (41).

Keller Williams, first in our national file, is second here with 213 agents, and 194 of them list Flowood or Gulfport as their office city.

Century 21 is also above its national share, 13% here and 8% across the US, and 129 of its 178 agents on file list an office town in Hancock, Harrison or Jackson County. Epique Realty's 103 agents make up 8% of Mississippi's branded rows, against 1% nationally.

Compass, sixth in our national file, has a single agent on file in Mississippi. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is also well under its national share, 4% against 8%.

Gulfport and the three Gulf counties

Gulfport has the biggest city file in Mississippi, 290 email addresses, more than twice the 125 in Flowood, the next largest.

The office towns of Hancock, Harrison and Jackson, the three counties on the Gulf, hold 519 agents in the file, 39% of the state's agents on file.

In Gulfport, three companies each have 50 or more agents on file: Keller Williams (80), Coldwell Banker Alfonso Realty, Inc. (69) and CENTURY 21 J. Carter & Company (50).

By the Census Bureau's estimates, building permits authorized 2,755 new single-family homes in the Gulfport-Biloxi metro in 2025, down from 2,920 in 2024. The Jackson metro had 1,402 and the state as a whole 7,318 (census.gov).

Flowood, Madison and the capital-area numbers

In the file, agents in the Jackson area mostly list suburban offices: 123 agents in Flowood and 48 in Madison, against 7 who give Jackson itself as their office city. Keller Williams alone has 114 agents in Flowood, the most for any company in one town in the state file.

Central Mississippi REALTORS, chartered in 1924, serves ten counties of central Mississippi, among them Hinds, Madison and Rankin.

Its August 2026 report covers eleven counties and puts the median sale price at $285,000, up 8.0% from $264,000 in August 2025. On average, homes sold for 96.8% of their most recent list price, and 69 days passed between listing and an accepted offer, up from 60. Pending sales rose 24.7% to 545, against 2,076 homes for sale, a 4.3-month supply (Central Mississippi REALTORS).

From January through August, 3,858 homes closed there, up 5.3% on the same months of 2025, at a median of $279,000. The report's affordability index fell from 102 a year earlier to 94: in August the median household income was 94% of what it takes to qualify for the median-priced home under prevailing interest rates.

MLS United and Mississippi's 17 boards

Mississippi REALTORS lists 17 local associations, one of them a statewide group for commercial practitioners. Three of them, the Gulf Coast Association of REALTORS, Central Mississippi REALTORS and Northwest Mississippi REALTORS, came together to create a shared listing service, MLS United; its August 2021 FAQ said the service area would cover the entire state. Central Mississippi REALTORS says MLS United covers more than 76% of the REALTORS in Mississippi, and a January 2024 press release put its customers at more than 6,200.

The Gulf Coast association covers Hancock, Greene and George counties and parts of Harrison, Stone and Jackson, while Biloxi and Ocean Springs have an association of their own. Northwest Mississippi REALTORS covers DeSoto, Panola, Tate and Tunica counties. In DeSoto County the file has 30 agents in Southaven and 24 in Hernando.

Three more city files lie in other boards' areas: Hattiesburg (80 agents) in the Hattiesburg Area board's six counties, Columbus (41) in the Greater Golden Triangle's seven, and Oxford (36) in North Central Mississippi REALTORS' territory.

Mississippi license rules and written agreements from July 2026

The Legislature created the Mississippi Real Estate Commission in 1954. It licenses resident and non-resident brokers and salespersons as well as real estate business entities.

A new salesperson completes at least 60 hours of approved courses, passes the state exam, works under a Mississippi broker and takes a 30-hour post-license course within a year. To keep a license, every active licensee must carry errors and omissions insurance, pass a fingerprint background check and complete 16 hours of continuing education every two years.

Under SB 2713, approved by the governor on March 13, 2026 and in force from July 1, 2026, a licensee needs a written brokerage agreement before listing a property or submitting an offer for a client or customer for compensation, though none is needed to give a prospective buyer a tour (Mississippi Legislature). Under SB 2748, approved the same day and in force on the same date, money a licensee receives for others must be deposited by the close of business of the next two banking days.