Westfield, NJ realtor email list 391 verified agents

Three Coldwell Banker domains fill Westfield inboxes

Westfield's Coldwell Banker Realty mail does not run on one domain. Our rows split it across coldwellbankermoves.com (94), cbrealty.com (85), cbmoves.com (39): 218 of the 393 Westfield rows between them, so a sender filtering or warming by domain has to treat all three as the same Central Avenue firm.

On the Keller Williams side, kw.com appears on 78 rows against 97 Keller Williams agents in town; the gap is agents who publish a team or personal address instead.

RE/MAX is tidier: remax.net covers 42 rows for its 44 Westfield agents.

Free mailboxes are scarcer here than across New Jersey: 38 Westfield rows (10%) use one, compared with 30% of the rows in the state file.

4 Westfield rows were new to our file in October 2026. Each address was last confirmed live on the page that publishes it between Sep 16, 2026 and Oct 8, 2026.

Of these Union County rows, 391 are agents and 2 are business addresses read on real estate firms' own websites.

Coldwell Banker runs Westfield at more than twice its state share

Coldwell Banker sets Westfield apart from the rest of New Jersey. The Central Avenue roster gives the brand 223 people and a 57% franchise slice in town, set against 19% for New Jersey and 15% in our US file.

Keller Williams, with 97 agents, sits close to its New Jersey weight: 25% of Westfield's branded agents, 25% statewide.

Real Brokerage barely registers in this Union County town: 5 people and 1%, while New Jersey overall gives it 6%.

Two firms anchor the Westfield agent count

In downtown Westfield, Coldwell Banker Realty (223) and Keller Williams (97) are the Westfield firms large enough to map, together 320 of the town's 391 agents.

Every Coldwell Banker agent we hold in Westfield is a Coldwell Banker Realty agent. The company's Westfield office page says it has been the number one Coldwell Banker office in the New York Metro area for more than 20 years and lists Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Plainfield, Cranford, Clark, Garwood and Mountainside among the towns it serves.

Of those neighboring towns, Summit (303 agents), Cranford (149 agents) and Scotch Plains (134 agents) have a city file of their own; an agent working from a Westfield desk is counted here, not there.

NCJAR, Garden State MLS and the county office on North Avenue

Westfield sits inside the territory of the North Central Jersey Association of REALTORS. NCJAR names Union among its counties and bills itself as New Jersey's biggest local REALTOR group, counting more than 16,000 members.

Garden State Multiple Listing Service covers Union County; both the Bucks County REALTORS reciprocity page and an IDX vendor's GSMLS overview name Union County in its coverage.

Westfield also houses a county tax office: the Union County Board of Taxation works from 300 North Avenue East. Its 2025 Union County equalization table sets Westfield's 2025 equalization ratio at 79.12%.

Deeds, resale certificates and the million dollar deed

Westfield deeds are recorded in Elizabeth by the Union County Clerk, whose online index covers land records from June 1, 1977.

Under the town code (G.O. No. 1737, amended November 1, 2016 by G.O. No. 2069), no multifamily dwelling in Westfield may be sold until the Construction Official issues a certificate of continued occupancy.

Separately, the state fire code makes the owner of a one or two family home get a certificate covering smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms and a portable extinguisher before a sale or lease.

The Raritan Valley Line runs through downtown Westfield

Westfield's station sits on NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line. Governor Murphy announced in Westfield that off-peak one-seat trips to New York Penn Station would return on November 4, 2019, after a suspension that began in September 2018 (Governor's Office, October 14, 2019); rush-hour riders still change trains at Newark.

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. hosted Federal Transit Administration and NJ Transit leaders at the Westfield train station in August 2026, his office says, as part of his push for a peak-hour one-seat ride.