Missouri realtor email list 6,938 verified agents

kw.com and remax.net outnumber Gmail in the Missouri file

Across all Missouri rows, two company domains are used more often than Gmail: kw.com, on 1,535 addresses, and remax.net, on 1,137, against 944 at gmail.com. Then come cbrealty.com (538), cbgundaker.com (492) and bhhsselectstl.com (357).

A free mail provider hosts 17% of the Missouri addresses, and 93% of the Missouri rows have a phone number attached. In October 2026 our walks found 598 Missouri rows that were not in the file before.

Keller Williams leads the Missouri file, and RE/MAX runs above its share of our US file

No brand has more Missouri agents on file than Keller Williams, with 1,801. That is 26% of the Missouri rows carrying a brand, where our US file gives it 19%.

Coldwell Banker is second with 1,272 (18% in Missouri, 15% in our US file) and RE/MAX third with 1,153.

RE/MAX carries 17% of the branded Missouri agents, about 1.7 times its weight in our US file (10%).

Two national names are light in the Missouri file. Compass makes up 4% of Missouri's branded rows, compared with 7% in our US file, and HomeSmart counts 53 Missouri agents out of 24,548 in our US file.

St. Louis has the most agents on file; Springfield leans to Keller Williams

By office city, the Missouri file is led by St. Louis (1,303), Kansas City (671), Chesterfield (538) and Springfield (515). Those four make up 42% of the Missouri rows naming an office city, 3,027 addresses in all.

Among the company-and-town groups in the Missouri file, the biggest sits outside St. Louis and Kansas City: Keller Williams in Springfield, with 418 addresses, 81% of all the Springfield rows. Our rows record Keller Williams by brand alone, so that group takes in every Keller Williams agent with a Springfield office.

All 1,039 Coldwell Banker Realty-Gundaker rows on file list one of seven office towns: Chesterfield (300), St. Louis (207), Maryland Heights (137), Saint Peters (129), Lake Saint Louis (110), Kirkwood (90) and Festus (66).

Osage Beach leans to RE/MAX: 105 of the 109 agents on file with an office there carry the brand.

From 72 course hours to a Missouri broker license

RealEstateU, a licensing school, says in a guide updated September 14, 2026 that a Missouri salesperson completes 72 hours of approved pre-licensing education, a 48-hour Salesperson Pre-Examination Course and a 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice Course, and must work under a licensed broker at all times (realestateu.com).

Kaplan, another school, says on its Missouri requirements page, read in October 2026, that the 48-hour course must be completed before the 24-hour one. For a broker license, both schools list at least 24 months as an active salesperson within the preceding 30 months and a 48-hour Broker Pre-Examination Course.

In our Missouri rows, 197 profiles give the job title Licensed Real Estate Salesperson and 309 give Sales Associate.

Missouri REALTORS in Columbia, MARIS in St. Louis

Missouri REALTORS was founded on February 13, 1936 as the Missouri Real Estate Association and moved to Columbia in 1957. It was the Missouri Association of REALTORS from 1975 to 2013, when its present name came into use. As of October 2026 its site lists 34 local REALTOR boards and associations, and its staff page calls it the largest trade association in the state.

MARIS, or Mid-America Regional Information Systems, is headquartered in St. Louis. In an August 2026 release, it put its reach at more than 15,000 subscribers across more than 130 counties in Missouri and Illinois and said it is owned by 14 shareholder REALTOR associations; the same release announced a two-way data share with First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS), which serves agents across Georgia (marismls.com).

The association's May 2026 market report covers existing single-family homes only, with figures from 12 MLSs. Besides MARIS, they include Heartland MLS, the Southern Missouri MLS and the MLSs of the Columbia, Jefferson City and Lake of the Ozarks boards.

Missouri home sales from 2025 into August 2026

Missouri REALTORS counted 74,184 homes sold across the state in 2025, with total volume above $24 billion. The year's median sale price was $279,900, 7.7% higher than in 2024 (Missouri REALTORS, February 3, 2026).

Its May 2026 report, with data current as of June 22, showed 29,469 closed sales from January through May, up 6.5% on the first five months of 2025. The median for those months was $279,900, 5.6% above a year earlier. Active listings grew in each month from February (12,000) to May (14,590). In May alone, 7,223 homes sold at a $299,900 median, 7.1% above May 2025, and days on market stood at 41.

For August 2026, the Jefferson City News Tribune, quoting the association's figures, reported 6,720 homes sold, $2.4 billion in total volume, a $299,900 median selling price and 42 days on the market on average.