RealEstateAgentData
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US real estate agent data · 50 states + D.C. Updated October 2026 Built from real agent profiles — a profile link on each row.

Realtor Email List & Real Estate Agent Database
every US state, one file each

Real estate agent email lists for all 50 states and D.C. — 1,528,063 agents, each row with a direct email and a link to the public profile it came from. 60+ fields per agent: cell phone, brokerage, county, closed sales, price range, ratings. Buy one state from $79 or all 51 files for $799 — one payment, XLSX + CSV, 12 months of updates.

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$79 – $249 a state·paid once·XLSX + CSV·12 months of updates

Real rows, masked for display
2-Florida-Realtors-Database.xlsx
1,528,063 agents · 51 files
Profile link on each row 60+ fields per agent Browse all 51 state files XLSX + CSV, download after checkout Also: US homeowner email lists

Who it’s for

Built for the people who sell to real estate agents

RealEstateAgentData’s realtor email lists — one file per state — are built for businesses whose customers are real estate agents — mortgage lenders, title and escrow companies, home-service businesses, brokerages recruiting agents, proptech teams, and coaches. The same 60+ columns let each of them cut a state file down to the agents they actually want to reach.

Every column is a standard filter in Excel or Google Sheets — no platform, no login, no credits. See every column in the file

Who the state files are built for, what each one pulls from a state file, and the three columns they filter on
WhoWhat they pull from a state fileFilter on
Mortgage lenders & loan officers The agents closing in your counties, ranked by what they sold in the last 12 months and the price point they sell at.
  • County
  • Sales Last 12 Months
  • Avg Sale Price
Title, escrow & inspection Agents with active listings in the counties you serve, with an office line and a cell phone to reach them.
  • County
  • Active Listings
  • Office Phone
Home services & vendors Listing agents who refer stagers, photographers, movers and cleaners to their sellers, city by city.
  • City
  • Specialties
  • Mobile Phone
Brokerages & recruiters Producing agents in their first years, by current brokerage, license type and years in the business.
  • Years of Experience
  • Sales Last 12 Months
  • Brokerage
Proptech & software teams Agents with a website, a LinkedIn profile and online reviews — the ones already investing in their online presence.
  • Website
  • LinkedIn
  • Review Count
Coaches, trainers & events New agents and veterans alike, by years in the business, designations held and rating.
  • Years of Experience
  • Designations
  • Rating

Where every row comes from

Every row keeps a link to the profile it came from

2026 editionBuilt · 12 months of updates included

Each row in a RealEstateAgentData state file is built from a real estate agent’s public professional profile and keeps a link to it. A cell is filled only when the agent has published that detail — a blank cell means not published, never a guess. The files are rebuilt for every edition: the October 2026 edition is current, and every purchase includes 12 months of updates.

  1. Public profile pages

    The source is what agents publish about themselves on their public professional profiles — email, phone, brokerage, closed sales, reviews.

  2. One row per agent

    Everything an agent has published is brought together into one row with 60+ columns — the same layout in every state file, so what you learn on one file works on all 51.

  3. Filled only when published

    A cell is filled only with what the agent has made public. A blank stays blank — nothing is estimated, modeled or filled in from other lists.

  4. The link stays on the row

    Every row carries the link to the public profile it was built from, so anyone can open a row and check it — before buying, with the free sample, and after.

No guessed values, no filler rows. The link on each row is the proof — and the free 100-row sample lets you check it before you pay.

Check a real row yourself

More than contacts

The agents who actually sell —
with the numbers to prove it

Beside the email, each row of a RealEstateAgentData file carries the agent’s cell phone, office phone, brokerage, county, license number, years of experience, closed sales in the last 12 months, price range, ratings, specialties and social profiles. That is what turns a realtor email list into a database: it can be ranked, cut down and called — not only emailed.

  • Rank by production

    Sort on Sales Last 12 Months or Total Closed Sales and the busiest agents rise to the top of the file.

  • Cut by market and price band

    Filter on County, ZIP, Avg Sale Price or Price Range — one county, or one price bracket across a state.

  • Reach by phone, not only email

    A cell phone sits on 92% of rows nationwide, with the office line beside it — a realtor email list that is also a phone list.

2-Florida-Realtors-Database.xlsx · 5 of 207,321 rowssorted: Sales Last 12 Months
AgentSales Last 12 MonthsPrice RangeMobile Phone
Tara G.Seminole County174$37K–$687K(407) •••-8829
Mark R.Palm Beach County45$45K–$4.1M(413) •••-7248
Sheila C.Hillsborough County33$25K–$2.1M(813) •••-2000
Angela J.Pinellas County19$85K–$1.5M(727) •••-2157
Tina S.Pasco County5$55K–$775K(727) •••-1511
Real rows, masked for displaySame 60+ columns in every state file1,528,063 agents across 51 files
60+ columns in ten groups:
  • Agent identity
  • Contact details
  • Office & address
  • License & experience
  • Sales performance
  • Ratings & reviews
  • Profile & specialties
  • Photo & social media
  • Profile links
  • Record info
Every column, group by group

Files & prices

One state, all 51, or homeowners

RealEstateAgentData sells three products, each at a public price: a realtor email list for any US state ($79–$249 a file), the USA bundle of all 51 files ($799), and US homeowner email lists (from $99 a state). Realtor files are paid once and include 12 months of updates — no subscription, no credits, no seats.

  • Realtor email list by state

    One file per state and D.C. — 51 files, from 1,908 agents in Vermont to 207,321 in Florida, with the same 60+ columns and a free 100‑row sample on every state page.

    $79 – $24951 files60+ columns
    Browse the 51 state files
  • USA bundle — all 51 files

    Every state file in one download, each state in its own folder: 1,528,063 real estate agents across 50 states and D.C., with 12 months of updates included.

    $7991,528,063 agents50 states + D.C.
    See the USA bundle
  • US homeowner email lists

    A second product line: 31,474,382 homeowner records across all 50 states and D.C., sold by state or as a national package.

    from $99 a state31.4M records
    See homeowner lists

Which one? If your market is one state, buy that file. The three largest files — California, Florida and Texas — cost $727 together and all 51 cost $799, so from four large states on, the bundle is usually the better buy.

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See 100 real rows before you buy

Every state page on RealEstateAgentData has a free 100-row sample cut from the real file — the same 60+ columns in the same order, with contact fields partly masked. Open it in Excel or Google Sheets, filter it the way you would filter the full file, then decide.

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About

About RealEstateAgentData

RealEstateAgentData (realestateagentdata.com) is a US real estate agent data provider that sells contact data as files: a realtor email list for each of the 50 states and D.C., a USA bundle of all 51 files, and US homeowner email lists. Each realtor row is built from an agent’s public professional profile and keeps a link to it; prices are public, files are paid once and downloaded right after checkout, and support is handled by people, not bots.

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50 states + D.C.1,528,063 agentsHomeowner lists
  • Files, not a platform

    You download the XLSX and CSV and keep them. No logins, no seats, no credits — nothing recurring.

  • Public prices

    Every price is printed on the page it belongs to — no quote forms, no sales calls, the same price for everyone.

  • Blank means not published

    A cell is filled only when the agent has published that detail. Nothing is estimated, modeled or merged in from other lists.

  • People on support

    Live chat and email, Mon–Sun, before and after you buy — email replies within one business day, no chatbots, no scripts.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask before they pick a file

Ten short answers about the data, where it comes from, what it costs and how to use it lawfully — each written to stand on its own, so you can decide without leaving this page.

The data

What is a realtor email list, and what is in RealEstateAgentData’s?

A realtor email list is a file of real estate agents with a direct email address for each one. RealEstateAgentData’s lists are closer to a real estate agent database: one file per US state, 60+ columns per agent — cell and office phone, brokerage, county, closed sales, price range, ratings — and a link to the public profile each row was built from.

Do the files include real estate agents who are not Realtors?

Yes. The files are built from the public professional profiles of working real estate agents, whether or not an agent belongs to a trade association. A Role column and an association-membership column sit on each row, so a list can be cut to agents, brokers or members only when that matters.

Where does the data come from, and how accurate are the emails?

Each row comes from one real estate agent’s public professional profile and keeps a link to it, so any email address can be checked at its source. A cell is filled only when the agent has published that detail — a blank cell means not published, never a guess. Download the free 100-row sample and test real rows before you buy.

How current is the data, and how often is it updated?

The files are the current 2026 edition, rebuilt for every edition rather than patched, because agents change brokerages, phones and emails. Every purchase includes 12 months of updates: when a new edition of your file is released within that year, you download it again at no extra cost, in the same layout.

How many real estate agents are in the files?

1,528,063 real estate agents across 51 files — one for each of the 50 states and D.C. — in the current edition. Each state page shows the count in its own file, from 1,908 agents in Vermont to 207,321 in Florida, and the USA bundle holds all 51 files, each state in its own folder.

Buying and using it

How is this different from a subscription data platform?

You buy a file, not access. RealEstateAgentData prices are public and per file — a state from $79, all 51 files for $799 — paid once and downloaded right after checkout, with no seats, credits, logins or renewals. The XLSX and CSV are yours to keep and import into Excel, Google Sheets, any CRM or email tool.

Can I filter a state file by county, city or ZIP code?

Yes. Every row carries County, City and ZIP columns beside the contact and sales columns, so one state file can be cut to a single county, a metro or a price band with a standard filter in Excel or Google Sheets. The free 100-row sample has the same columns in the same order, so you can rehearse the filter before buying.

Can I buy more than one state at once?

Yes. Each state file is sold on its own at its public price, so any set of states can be bought — the realtors-by-state page lists all 51 with prices side by side. From about four large states the USA bundle is usually the better buy: all 51 files for $799, while California, Florida and Texas alone cost $727 together.

Can I email these agents under CAN-SPAM?

Yes, as a business sender who follows the CAN-SPAM Act: honest sender and subject lines, a valid postal address in every message, a working unsubscribe honored within ten business days, and no mail to anyone who has opted out. These are business contacts of working professionals; the FTC compliance guide covers the rules.

Can I call the cell phone numbers in the file?

A person dialing a business number to talk business is generally permitted. Autodialed, prerecorded or text campaigns to cell phones need prior express consent under the TCPA, and do-not-call rules apply, so most buyers use the cell phone column for manual, one-to-one calls. This is not legal advice; check the rules for your campaign.

Start here

Pick your state, or take all 51

One realtor email list per state from $79, or every state file in one bundle for $799 — paid once, downloaded right after checkout, 12 months of updates included. Check a free 100‑row sample first.

Profile link on each row XLSX + CSV, yours to keep Also: US homeowner email lists