San Antonio, TX realtor email list 3,018 verified agents

kw.com, cbharper.com and jbgoodwin.com on the San Antonio rows

Along with 901 kw.com addresses, the San Antonio file carries 894 on gmail.com, 280 on jbgoodwin.com and 220 on cbharper.com.

That jbgoodwin.com figure matches, row for row, the JBGoodwin REALTORS agents filed in the city.

On the Coldwell Banker side, Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper, Realtors has 223 in the file against those 220 cbharper.com rows.

kw.com edges out gmail.com by only 7 rows.

47 profiles carry "Kuper Sotheby's International Realty" as their title, the firm's name standing in for a job title.

Beside the 3,018 agents sit 21 business addresses read on real estate firms' own websites.

27 rows were new to our file in October 2026; the San Antonio addresses were last seen live between Sep 16, 2026 and Oct 8, 2026.

Keller Williams and Real lead, two San Antonio firms follow

Keller Williams holds 37% of branded San Antonio agents, above its 24% share in the Texas file.

Real Brokerage is second at 29%, set against 10% statewide.

In our file JBGoodwin's San Antonio roster runs to 280 agents, a 9% slice of the local brand-affiliated count that shrinks to 2% once the whole of Texas is counted.

San Antonio's Coldwell Banker roster is one firm deep: all 223 sit with Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper, Realtors. D'Ann Harper became a broker in 1986, and SA Woman describes her as the first broker in the U.S. to acquire corporate-owned offices from Coldwell Banker.

The San Antonio company groups and the Boerne and Schertz files

6 company groups each hold 50 or more San Antonio agents, 2,728 in all.

Hill Country and northeast suburb files: New Braunfels (238 agents), Boerne (125 agents), Schertz (57 agents), Seguin (56 agents).

SABOR's August report and a Four Rivers merger plan

In April 2026 SABOR, which NAR put at more than 13,000 members, and the Four Rivers Association of REALTORS, about 1,600 members in Caldwell, Comal, Gonzales, Guadalupe and Hays counties, announced plans to merge, subject to a two-thirds vote in each and NAR ratification (NAR).

Sale prices stay private at the appraisal district

Bexar Appraisal District became Bexar Central Appraisal District on January 1, 2026. Owners had until May 15 to protest their 2026 values.

In a 2020 statement, then chief appraiser Michael Amezquita said Texas is one of only a few states that does not require mandatory sales disclosure, and that the district obtains prices for only 30% to 35% of Bexar County deed transactions.