New Mexico realtor email list 2,318 verified agents

Gmail at Coldwell Banker, remax.net at RE/MAX

The domain gmail.com tops the New Mexico list with 834 rows; counting every free mailbox, 1,000 rows (39%) use one. kw.com (280), remax.net (233) and exprealty.com (176) come after it.

Among RE/MAX agents, remax.net covers 233 of 236, and among eXp Realty agents, exprealty.com covers 176 of 181. Among the 609 Coldwell Banker agents, more than half write from gmail.com.

Phone numbers appear on 93% of the New Mexico rows. Our walks first saw 271 of these rows in October 2026, so they are new to our file; that month says nothing about a license or a change of brokerage.

Coldwell Banker ahead of Keller Williams in New Mexico

Coldwell Banker tops the New Mexico file: 609 agents, 26.2% of the state's brand total, where our US file has it at 15.1%. Second is Keller Williams with 387 agents, or 16.6%; across our US file it leads, at 18.7%.

In the company column, Coldwell Banker Legacy is named on 467 New Mexico rows, more than any other company; Keller Williams, which our rows store under the brand name alone, follows with 385, and a second Coldwell Banker company, Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate, has 72.

Three brands hold more than twice their share of our US file here: eXp Realty (7.8% against 3.5%), Better Homes and Gardens (5.2% against 2.2%) and Corcoran (2.1% against 1.0%).

HomeSmart (1.6% against 5.3%) and LPT Realty (0.2% against 2.7%) sit at less than half of their share of our US file.

Albuquerque first, then Santa Fe and Las Cruces

By office city, Albuquerque accounts for 1,171 of the 2,576 New Mexico rows, 45%. Santa Fe (266) and Las Cruces (235) follow, then Farmington (78), Rio Rancho (74), Taos (68) and Ruidoso (57); in all, 7 New Mexico cities are sold as separate files.

Taking company and town together, the largest group in the file is Coldwell Banker Legacy in Albuquerque, 440 rows, more than a third of the Albuquerque file. The Keller Williams group in Albuquerque is next, at 292.

In Las Cruces, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Steinborn & Associates accounts for 78 of the 235 rows on file. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices agents fill 44 of the 68 rows in the Taos file. All 29 Sotheby's International Realty agents in our New Mexico rows list Santa Fe as their office city. Century 21's biggest town in the file is Carlsbad, with 35 agents, ahead of Albuquerque at 24.

New Mexico's associate and qualifying brokers

The New Mexico Real Estate Commission's FAQs, read in October 2026, say an active associate broker is required to be affiliated with a qualifying broker, and an active qualifying broker is required to be associated with a brokerage. They list current errors and omissions insurance as required for active licensees.

On the profiles in our New Mexico rows, 209 show the title Associate Broker and 16 more Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker, while 41 read Sales Associate.

NMAR and the Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces associations

The National Association of REALTORS chartered the New Mexico Association of REALTORS in 1949, and the state association has roughly 7,000 member REALTORS, according to an Albuquerque Journal report of November 5, 2025.

The Greater Albuquerque Association of REALTORS (GAAR) was chartered in 1921 as the Real Estate Board of Albuquerque. Its site, read in October 2026, gives 4,300 members and says GAAR represents Central New Mexico, "which includes Bernalillo, Valencia, Sandoval, Torrance, parts of Socorro, and Santa Fe Counties."

The Santa Fe Association of REALTORS, established in 1948, put its membership at over 850 in a release dated October 7, 2026, across the greater Santa Fe region including Los Alamos and Rio Arriba counties. The Las Cruces Association of REALTORS was chartered in May 1949; its site, read in October 2026, says it represents approximately 800 REALTORS in Las Cruces and Doña Ana County, is the third largest association in New Mexico and runs the Southern New Mexico Multiple Listing Service.

Home prices in New Mexico, Greater Albuquerque and Santa Fe

The 2025 New Mexico Housing Needs Assessment from Housing New Mexico, which lists the New Mexico Association of REALTORS among its data sources, puts the statewide median sale price for 2024 at $345,000, 6.7% above 2023 and 72.5% above 2018. By its figures, a household must earn $108,935 a year to afford that price, and only 13.5% of the state's population can, assuming a 6.45% interest rate and a 5% down payment. It puts homeownership in New Mexico at 69.3%, against a national rate of 65.0%.

For single-family detached homes in Greater Albuquerque, GAAR's 2025 annual statistics, published February 4, 2026 and compiled by Southwest MLS staff from Southwest MLS records, count 9,820 closed sales, up 2.08%, and a $370,000 median price, a 2.78% annual rise. The price per square foot was $213.81, with Rio Rancho at $213.93 and Corrales at $298.42, and the share of list price received was 98.3%.

In the city of Santa Fe, single-family closings fell 17.4% in the third quarter of 2026, from 241 a year earlier to 199, while the city's median price reached $683,500, up 11.1% year over year, the Santa Fe association reported on October 7, 2026. Santa Fe County logged 185 single-family closings, up 12.1%, and its median went to $839,900; single-family inventory across the city and county dropped 9.5% to 581 homes, a 4.9-month supply.