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Gmail first in Wyoming; Compass and Sotheby's agents each on one domain

No single domain carries more Wyoming addresses in the file than gmail.com, with 179. Four company domains follow: remax.net (119), exprealty.com (85), compass.com (75) and jhsir.com (63). Every Compass agent in the Wyoming file uses compass.com (74) and every Sotheby's International Realty agent uses jhsir.com (58); 119 of the 123 RE/MAX agents are on remax.net.

Phone numbers sit on 94% of the Wyoming rows. Our walks first reached 201 of them in October 2026: those rows are new to our file, which is not the same as newly licensed or newly hired.

RE/MAX and Coldwell Banker almost tied in Wyoming

RE/MAX and Coldwell Banker are close to level at the head of the Wyoming brands, with 123 and 121 agents. RE/MAX holds 17% of branded Wyoming rows, set beside 10% in our US file; for Coldwell Banker the two figures are 17% and 15%.

In Wyoming, three brands run at over double their share of our US file (Wyoming figure first): eXp Realty (13% against 3%), Sotheby's International Realty (8% against 2%) and ERA (7% against 2%).

Keller Williams, which leads our US file with 19% of its branded rows, has 37 Wyoming agents, 5% of the branded rows here and under a third of its share of our US file.

Jackson first, with a brand mix unlike Cheyenne or Casper

Jackson leads the Wyoming city files with 221 rows. Cheyenne has 181 and Casper 97; Sheridan (80) and Gillette (71) are the two other cities sold as files of their own.

Of the brands with at least 30 Wyoming agents in the file, three have nine in ten or more of them in Jackson: Compass (68 of 74), Sotheby's International Realty (57 of 58) and Keller Williams (36 of 37). RE/MAX, the brand with the most Wyoming agents in the file, has none in Jackson; its largest town counts are Cheyenne (43) and Casper (22).

Among company-and-town groups, the largest in the file is in Cheyenne: Coldwell Banker The Property Exchange, on 72 rows. The Compass and Sotheby's International Realty lines in Jackson are the only other groups with 50 rows or more.

In Casper, three brands run close together: eXp Realty (26), Coldwell Banker (25) and RE/MAX (22). All 46 ERA agents in the Wyoming file name one of three towns: Gillette (19), Sheridan (17) and Buffalo (10).

From salesperson to responsible broker in Wyoming

The Wyoming Real Estate Commission, established in 1930, enforces the state licensing law for real estate responsible brokers, associate brokers, salespersons and real estate companies. In the Wyoming Statutes as read in October 2026, W.S. 33-28-106 has an associate broker applicant first serve actively as a salesperson for two of the four years immediately preceding the application, or hold a degree in real estate from an accredited university or college, and a responsible broker applicant serve actively for two of those four years as a real estate salesperson or associate broker (Wyoming Statutes, Title 33).

The commission's licensing page, read in October 2026, lists Salesperson I, Salesperson II and a Wyoming Law course for salesperson applicants, and Broker I, Broker II and Wyoming Law for broker applicants; Wyoming Broker Management is for responsible broker applicants only.

In that October 2026 reading, W.S. 33-28-401 has all licensees obtain and maintain errors and omissions insurance coverage, either under the group program the commission contracts for with an insurer after competitive bidding or under individual coverage that complies with the commission's minimum requirements. W.S. 33-28-306, in the same reading, has a licensee make a written disclosure of applicable agency, intermediary or customer relationships before engaging in any discussion or arrangement incidental to a sale, purchase, exchange or lease of real estate and before entering into any written agreement with a buyer or seller, with the disclosure including a statement that the compensation for different relationships is negotiable.

Wyoming REALTORS, seven boards and the Teton MLS

Wyoming REALTORS' website, read in October 2026, says the state association consists of 7 local boards and 5 districts. The boards are the Casper Board of Realtors, the Laramie Board of Realtors, the Northern Wyoming Realtor Alliance, and the Northwest, South Central, Southern Wyoming and Teton boards. Its membership page says members belong to a local board or join the state association, and that all memberships require membership in the National Association of REALTORS (NAR).

NAR's historic membership count by state, dated January 2024, puts Wyoming at 2,633 REALTOR members in 2023; the same table gives 2,652 for 2022 and 2,223 for 2019.

On its About page in October 2026, the Laramie Board of Realtors gave its jurisdiction as the entire City of Laramie and all of Albany County and listed 142 REALTOR members. The Teton Board of REALTORS' home page, read the same month, calls it a professional trade association of over 500 licensed real estate agents and appraisers and about 20 affiliate members; the board's December 2025 MLS statistics list Teton, Lincoln and Sublette counties in Wyoming, Teton County in Idaho, and Swan Valley and other parts of Idaho.

Laramie County sales for 2025, Teton County for December 2025

Single-family sales in Laramie County rose to 1,116 in 2025 from 1,067 in 2024, and their median price to $367,585 from $350,000, in the 2015-2025 statistics from the Cheyenne MLS that the Cheyenne Board of REALTORS posted in January 2026 on its Laramie County statistics page (Cheyenne Board of REALTORS). The 2025 count is below the 1,549 single-family sales of 2021. For 2025 the same table shows 330 rural residential sales at a $637,025 median and 219 condo and townhome sales at a $324,863 median.

In December 2025 the Teton Board's MLS recorded 13 single-family sales in Teton County, Wyoming, at a median of $3,800,000 and an average of $9,735,538. The same report lists 91 single-family listings active, 12 pending and an average of 222 days on market (Teton Board of REALTORS).

Statewide, 1,732 single-family homes were permitted in Wyoming in 2025, up from 1,632 in 2024, by the Census Bureau's annual permit files, while buildings with five or more units accounted for another 388 permitted units.