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Gmail, firm domains and phones in North Dakota

Free mail accounts for 193 North Dakota rows (26%), 164 of them on Gmail. The remaining 559 write from other domains, most often c21morrison.com (122), exprealty.com (72) and remax.net (68). Only 13 of the 752 rows have no phone number.

Century 21 agents mostly write from c21morrison.com (116 of 137); remax.net covers 68 of the 70 RE/MAX agents. Gmail is the top domain for three other brands: Real Brokerage (53 of 119), Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (33 of 75) and Coldwell Banker (17 of 23).

Our walks first found 121 of these North Dakota rows in October 2026, which makes them new to our file; that month is our first sight of them, not anyone's start in the business.

North Dakota brands against our US file: Century 21 up, Keller Williams down

Century 21 leads the brands here with 137 North Dakota agents, 22% of the state's branded rows; in our US file its share of branded rows is 8%.

The company column reads CENTURY 21 Morrison Realty on 125 North Dakota rows, more than any other company name in the state's file.

In North Dakota, Real Brokerage holds 19% of the branded rows (our US file: 7%), eXp Realty 12% (3%) and Better Homes and Gardens 10% (2%); each is over twice what the brand holds in our US file.

The two Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate firms named on the most North Dakota rows are Alliance Group (25) and Watne Group (22).

Keller Williams and Coldwell Banker, the two largest brands in our US file, each have under half their US-file share in North Dakota: Keller Williams has 57 agents here, 9% of the branded rows set against 19% in our US file, and Coldwell Banker 23, 4% set against 15%.

All 57 Keller Williams agents in the state's rows list Fargo as the office town.

Fargo, Bismarck, Minot and the smaller North Dakota towns

Three North Dakota cities have files of their own: Fargo (277), Bismarck (163) and Minot (70). Between them they hold 68% of the state's rows.

CENTURY 21 Morrison Realty in Bismarck is the largest company-and-town group in North Dakota's rows: its 87 rows are more than half of Bismarck's 163.

Fargo's three largest company groups are the Keller Williams rows (57), Real Broker (52) and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices rows (50), together 159 of the city's 277 rows.

Beyond those cities, the places with the most rows are Grand Forks (48), Williston (40), West Fargo (37) and Dickinson (26).

In Williston, 21 of the 40 rows are eXp Realty agents, more than half.

North Dakota license courses and the 2025 renewal

The North Dakota Real Estate Commission says it was established in 1957 to protect the public through the regulation of the real estate industry in the state. As of October 2026, its application page asks salesperson applicants for a 90-hour pre-licensure course, and broker applicants for a 60-hour course and at least two years of full-time work as a licensed real estate salesperson (realestatend.org).

The Commission's renewal instructions for 2025 told all active and inactive licensees to renew online by November 15, 2024, with late fees from November 16 and cancellation for any license not renewed by January 15, 2025. Resident licensees renewing as active for 2025 needed 12 hours of continuing education (for salespersons, 3 hours of contract law and 9 of electives), and the renewal called for errors and omissions insurance, an individual policy for 2025 or a current firm policy. The instructions also address non-resident reciprocal licensees from Minnesota, Iowa and Georgia.

Some of our profiles put the license level in the title: at least 37 North Dakota rows carry a title starting with Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, and at least 7 one starting with Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker or Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker.

Seven local boards, the Fargo-Moorhead RMLS and Great North MLS

The North Dakota Association of REALTORS lists seven local boards, based in Bismarck, Dickinson (the Badlands Board), Fargo, Grand Forks, Jamestown (the High Plains Association), Minot and Williston. Its local boards page, read in October 2026, says they support over 2,000 REALTORS in North Dakota, a count of REALTOR members, not of licensees.

FM REALTORS, the Fargo Moorhead Area Association of REALTORS, says it has served members since 1921. It says its RMLS service area includes Cass, Richland, Ransom and Sargent counties in North Dakota and Clay, Norman, Wilkin, Becker, Hubbard, Mahnomen and Otter Tail counties in Minnesota.

The Bismarck Mandan Board of REALTORS is a cooperative owner of the Great North MLS. Its membership page, read in October 2026, says a residential listing of one to four units in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota or Montana has to be entered in that MLS within 48 hours.

What a North Dakota seller must put in writing

As of October 2026, section 47-10-02.1 of the North Dakota Century Code says that, unless the sale is exempted or an offer to purchase agreement provides otherwise, when a real estate broker, broker associate or salesperson associated with a brokerage firm represents or assists a party in the sale or exchange of a residential dwelling in the state with no more than four units, the seller shall make a written disclosure form available to the prospective buyer before the parties sign the final acceptance of the purchase agreement, in the form established by the Real Estate Commission or a substantially similar form, including latent defects, general condition, environmental issues, structural systems and mechanical issues (ndlegis.gov).

As of October 2026, section 47-10-02.2 says that, unless an offer to execute a purchase agreement provides otherwise, before a seller of residential real property executes an agreement to sell or transfer it, the seller shall disclose in writing to the buyer any knowledge the seller has of radon concentrations in the property, and the buyer shall acknowledge receipt of a set radon disclosure statement by signing a copy of it.

Fargo-Moorhead sales data through July 31, 2026, and 2025 permits

FM REALTORS' homepage, read in October 2026, gives market comparison data through July 31, 2026 for its RMLS service area, each figure set against last year's: 2,840 homes sold (2,625), an average sold price of $372,193 ($355,999), 3,954 pending (3,700), 5,784 active listings (5,643) and 88 average days on market (82) (fmrealtor.com).

The Census Bureau's 2025 building permit survey counts 812 single-family homes and 668 units in structures with five units or more for the Fargo ND-MN area, and 369 single-family homes for Bismarck, 157 for Grand Forks ND-MN and 78 for Minot.