Lake Oswego, OR realtor email list 209 verified agents

How Lake Oswego agents can be reached

Firm domains carry this file: 82% of the 213 Lake Oswego email addresses run on a company domain, and just 14 use Gmail, Yahoo or similar webmail.

The domains our rows use most: cascadehasson.com (66), bhhsnw.com (41), cbrealty.com (36), remax.net (22), gmail.com (12).

Phones are listed on 91% of Lake Oswego rows, so a lender or inspector can follow an email with a call. Beside the 209 agents, 4 rows hold business addresses read on real estate firms' own websites. October 2026 added 4 rows that are new to our file.

Luxury franchises outweigh the statewide pattern

Sotheby's International Realty owns the lead in Lake Oswego: 68 agents, a 33% share of every brand-name agent in town. Across Oregon the same brand holds just 6%, so its weight here runs more than 5 times its statewide share.

Next is Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices: 51 Lake Oswego agents, or 24% of those under a brand, compared with 7% statewide and 8% in our US file.

All 36 Coldwell Banker agents on file in the city come through Coldwell Banker Bain.

Keller Williams, the biggest brand in our Oregon file, is smaller in this town: only 2 agents here, a 1% slice against 18% statewide.

No Oregon city in our file has more Sotheby's International Realty agents than Lake Oswego; Bend is next with 66.

Where Lake Oswego agents list their offices

2 company groups reach 50 or more agents with a Lake Oswego address: Sotheby's International Realty (68) and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (51). That is 119 of the 209 agents, more than half the file.

Agents who give a neighboring town as their address are counted there, not here: Portland 644, Clackamas 156, Hillsboro 102, Beaverton 72. Every one of them is also in the Oregon file.

By agent count, Lake Oswego ranks number 5 among the 14 Oregon cities we hold a file for.

One RMLS area for Lake Oswego and West Linn

Lake Oswego listings are entered in RMLS, the Regional Multiple Listing Service, whose shareholders are the Portland Metro, East Metro and Clark County associations of REALTORS. By RMLS's own count, its users number approximately 14,000 real estate professionals working from over 2,600 offices in Oregon and Southern Washington.

RMLS reports Lake Oswego and West Linn together as a single market area. Recaps of its August 2026 Market Action report by Green Buck Real Estate and Fresh Real Estate Co. both give that area a median sale price of $930,000, which Green Buck calls the highest in the Portland metro.

The year began softer. For February 2026, the Lake Oswego Review reported a 35% increase in active listings and a 38% increase in pending sales in the Lake Oswego and West Linn sub-market over a year earlier, with the average sale price at $960,100, down from $1,335,300.

Oswego Lake access sits with the Court of Appeals

Who may use Oswego Lake is still being argued in court. A Clackamas County Circuit Court ruling found the lake navigable at statehood and subject to the public trust doctrine, and it required the city to provide access at Millennium Plaza Park.

The Lake Oswego City Council voted against joining an appeal, the Lake Oswego Review reported on March 31, 2025. The Lake Oswego Corporation appealed on its own.

In its opening brief, reported by the Lake Oswego Review on August 4, 2026, the corporation argues that the circuit court wrongly applied the public trust doctrine to Lakewood Bay, which it says was man-made after statehood.

A transfer tax on the Washington County side of the line

A Lake Oswego sale that falls in Washington County meets a county transfer tax: Washington County collects $1 for every $1,000 of the sale price when real property inside its borders changes hands.