West Virginia realtor email list 801 verified agents

Gmail, remax.net and the West Virginia addresses

Gmail is the address on 266 West Virginia rows, 29% of the file and more than twice the count of any brokerage domain; another 86 rows use other free mail providers. Phones are listed on 90% of the rows.

All 96 RE/MAX agents here write from remax.net, and 59 of the 64 eXp Realty agents from exprealty.com. Most of Century 21's 101 agents in the state write from Gmail (59).

Of the West Virginia rows, 131 were first seen in October 2026.

Better Homes and Gardens leads the West Virginia brand count

Better Homes and Gardens leads the brand count in West Virginia with 136 agents out of 801: 17% of the branded agents, against 2% in our national file.

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central, with 130 addresses on file, is the largest company in our West Virginia file.

Most of the brand's agents here work from Cross Lanes (49), Hurricane (33) and Charleston (31).

Keller Williams, first in our national brand count, has 43 agents in West Virginia: 5% of the branded ones here, against 19% nationally.

No town holds a quarter of Coldwell Banker's 127 agents here; its largest groups are in Vienna (30), Lewisburg (22), Keyser (17) and Shepherdstown (16).

Century 21 (13% against 8%) and eXp Realty (8% against 3%) also hold at least one and a half times their national share here.

More licensees in Berkeley County than in Kanawha County

The cities with the most agents in our West Virginia file are Martinsburg (79) and Charleston (78); Morgantown is third at 68.

The biggest office we hold for the state is Keller Williams in Martinsburg, at 36 agents, most of the brand's 43 here.

The Real Estate Commission's county table for fiscal 2024 (July 2023 to June 2024) lists more licensees in Berkeley County than in Kanawha County: 732 salespersons, 55 associate brokers and 149 brokers, against 426, 40 and 76. The same table puts 499 salespersons in Jefferson County (rec.wv.gov).

Census Bureau estimates published by USAFacts show West Virginia lost about 1,300 people between 2024 and 2025, one of five states to shrink. Deaths exceeded births by 7,900, and about 6,400 more people moved in from other states than left. Jefferson County led the state's counties in percent growth at 3%; Berkeley County added the most residents, 3,532, mainly people moving from other states; Kanawha County lost the most, 1,042 (USAFacts).

Boards from the Eastern Panhandle to Huntington

The Eastern Panhandle Board of REALTORS, incorporated in 1977 and serving Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties, has over 580 members and offers them access to Bright MLS. The Morgantown Board of REALTORS, active since 1946 and over 350 members strong, shares the North Central West Virginia Real Estate Information Network with the Fairmont and Weston-Buckhannon boards and the Harrison County Association of REALTORS.

The Huntington Board of REALTORS lists counties in three states on its site: seven in West Virginia, four in Ohio and six in Kentucky. Its MLS reported 4.94% more residential sales from January to June 2026 than in the same months of 2025; sold prices rose 7.87% and list prices 1.15%, while new listings fell 12.79% (Huntington Board of REALTORS).

Three West Virginia licenses and the in-state office requirement

The West Virginia Real Estate Commission keeps three rosters: salespersons, associate brokers and brokers. As of October 2026, its education page asks salesperson applicants for 90 clock hours, 30 in principles and practice and 20 each in law, finance and appraisal, and broker or associate broker applicants for 180 hours, or 90 if they already hold a West Virginia salesperson license.

Of the profiles in this file, 30 read Licensed Real Estate Salesperson as the title and 30 read Sales Associate.

House Bill 3203, passed on March 11, 2023, defines an associate broker as someone who qualifies for a broker's license but is employed or engaged by a licensed broker, under that broker's direct supervision, and says every broker must have and maintain a definite place of business within the state. At the commission's November 1, 2023 meeting, the executive director briefed members on a letter from an out-of-state broker with concerns about a new law requiring a West Virginia physical address for all companies. A new commission rule, §174-1-21 on broker supervision of salespersons and associate brokers, took effect on June 4, 2026.