Chesterfield, MO realtor email list 537 verified agents

Chesterfield inboxes split between cbgundaker.com and cbrealty.com

Every Coldwell Banker agent in the Chesterfield file is at Coldwell Banker Realty-Gundaker, yet our rows for them use two domains: 154 on cbgundaker.com and 143 on cbrealty.com. A filter on one domain alone would drop part of that group.

kw.com covers 130 more rows.

Personal mailboxes barely register here: 25 of 538 Chesterfield rows, 5%, use a free service.

New to our file in October 2026: 3 Chesterfield rows. The whole file was last seen live between Sep 16, 2026 and Oct 8, 2026.

Coldwell Banker holds most of Chesterfield

More than half of the branded agents with a Chesterfield address are Coldwell Banker: 300 agents, 56% here, against 18% across Missouri. That is 24% of all the brand's Missouri agents in our file.

Keller Williams is second with 153 agents (28%).

RE/MAX, with 17% of Missouri's branded agents, has 9% in Chesterfield.

Gundaker and Keller Williams in Chesterfield

2 company groups with a Chesterfield address reach 50 agents, 453 of the 537 in all.

Coldwell Banker Realty-Gundaker alone accounts for 300 of them.

St. Louis REALTORS, MARIS and county price data

Chesterfield agents are served by St. Louis REALTORS, which reported about 9,000 members across St. Louis City and County in its 2023 annual report, and list through MARIS, the MLS owned by REALTOR associations in eastern Missouri and southwestern Illinois (St. Louis REALTORS).

The association's July 2026 report put the combined St. Louis City and County median at $350,000, up 5.9%, with single-family homes across the MARIS area selling in a median 23 days. Those figures are regional, not Chesterfield's.

Sale prices are generally private in Missouri, but St. Louis County is one of four local jurisdictions, with St. Charles County, Jackson County and the City of St. Louis, whose ordinances require a Certificate of Value stating the price.

No resale inspection, and a new downtown on the mall site

Chesterfield does not require a re-occupancy permit when an existing house is sold to a new owner; the city's re-occupancy permit applies to commercial spaces that change tenant, use or ownership (City of Chesterfield). A 2022 proposal to add residential inspections drew resident opposition.

On the former Chesterfield Mall site, site work began in late 2025 on Downtown Chesterfield, a roughly $2 billion mixed-use project planned for up to 2,363 homes, with vertical construction expected from summer 2027, Spectrum News and St. Louis Public Radio reported.