Branch-level targeting
Target offices rather than individual agents. One conversation with a principal puts your product in front of thirty agents instead of one.
Real estate agencies in the United States
1,008,000 records on file · from $49 for 250 · down to $0.08/record at volume
There are roughly 1,008,000 real estate agencies on file across the United States, spread over all 51 states. The deepest local-business dataset we hold. Every state, every metro, refreshed on a rolling 30-day cycle from live listings.
A country-wide pull is the cheapest way to buy — $49 for 250 records — because we are not filtering down to one market. The heaviest concentrations sit in California, Texas, Florida, New York and Illinois, so if your offer is regional you will usually do better buying a single state instead.
Estate agents and brokerages buy anything that produces listings, and they buy fast because every month without inventory costs them money. Records cover the brokerage or office rather than individual agents, with the office line, the general enquiry inbox, the branch address and the Google rating that vendors check before they pick who to instruct.
Extra columns for this vertical
Agency typeAgent count bandSales vs lettings mixFranchise flagPortal memberships
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1,008,000 available Records
$49 $0.20 per record
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- 95% valid or we re-run it free
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1,008,000 Records available United States
93% Have an email Syntax + MX verified
98% Have a phone Published business line
90% Have a Google rating With review count
96% Have a website The rest are a wedge
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Sample records
Real estate agencies in United States
| Business name | Category | Location | Phone | Website | Rating | Reviews | Verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake City Realty | Real Estate | Salt Lake City, UT | (548) 03•-•••• | he•••@saltlakecityrealty.com | saltlakecityrealty.com | 4.1 | 60 | 4d ago |
| Sterling Jersey City Realty | Real Estate | Jersey City, NJ | (480) 29•-•••• | in•••@sterlingjerseycityrealty.com | sterlingjerseycityrealty.com | 4.7 | 112 | 4d ago |
| & Co. Collective | Real Estate | St. Louis, MO | (831) 93•-•••• | of••••@andcocollective.net | andcocollective.net | 4.8 | 209 | 25d ago |
| & Co. Studio | Real Estate | Essex, VT | (751) 01•-•••• | le••••••@andcostudio.com | andcostudio.com | 5.0 | 35 | 5d ago |
| Northstar Jersey City Real Estate | Real Estate | Jersey City, NJ | (488) 01•-•••• | of••••@northstarjerseycityrealest.net | — none — | 4.2 | 354 | 22d ago |
| The Sterling & Co. | Real Estate | Sioux Falls, SD | (389) 68•-•••• | in•••@thesterlingandco.net | thesterlingandco.net | 4.5 | 20 | 4d ago |
| The Heritage Real Estate | Real Estate | Boston, MA | (826) 50•-•••• | sa•••@theheritagerealestate.com | theheritagerealestate.com | 5.0 | 18 | 3d ago |
| The Meridian Property Group | Real Estate | Henderson, NV | (579) 53•-•••• | of••••@themeridianpropertygroup.net | themeridianpropertygroup.net | 4.6 | 48 | 6d ago |
How buyers use it
Three angles that work on real estate agencies
Written from what actually converts in this vertical, not generic outbound advice.
Boutique versus franchise
Independent brokerages buy on the spot; franchise branches route you to head office. Filter by review count and office density to separate the two.
Rating-based prioritisation
Sort by rating ascending. Agencies under 4.0 have a reputation problem they already know about, and a review or reputation product sells itself.
Who buys real estate agencies data
- CRM and transaction-management software
- Property portals and listing syndicators
- Photography, staging and virtual-tour providers
- Mortgage brokers and title companies
- Direct-mail and farming-campaign vendors
Pricing for this slice
United States pricing, all the way up
Country-wide rate. Narrowing to a single state or region costs more per record and puts everything inside your service area.
| Batch size | Total | Per record | You save | With social profiles | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 250 records | $49 | $0.196 | — | $61 | Select |
| 500 records | $89 | $0.178 | −10% | $107 | Select |
| 1,000 records | $159 | $0.159 | −20% | $191 | Select |
| 2,500 records Best value | $329 | $0.132 | −33% | $397 | Select |
| 5,000 records | $569 | $0.114 | −42% | $685 | Select |
| 10,000 records | $939 | $0.094 | −52% | $1,131 | Select |
| 25,000 records | $1,959 | $0.078 | −60% | $2,359 | Select |
All prices in USD, one-off. 95% email validity guaranteed or we re-run the batch free.
Real estate agencies by state
All 51 states, each with its own live count. Single-state pulls start at $89.
- California124,000
- Texas105,000
- Florida104,000
- New York78,000
- Illinois42,000
- Georgia32,800
- Pennsylvania33,000
- North Carolina28,000
- Ohio28,100
- New Jersey29,900
- Michigan30,200
- Virginia24,800
- Massachusetts23,900
- Colorado24,100
- Washington19,700
- Arizona21,400
- Tennessee20,100
- Maryland21,300
- Indiana15,200
- Missouri18,300
- Minnesota14,800
- Wisconsin15,800
- South Carolina15,000
- Louisiana15,700
- Alabama13,400
- Oregon11,900
- Kentucky11,000
- Oklahoma11,000
- Connecticut10,700
- Utah10,500
- Nevada9,050
- Iowa7,600
- Mississippi8,550
- Arkansas7,850
- Kansas8,550
- Nebraska5,200
- Idaho5,800
- New Mexico5,400
- Maine5,050
- Hawaii4,750
- New Hampshire4,000
- Montana3,600
- West Virginia3,600
- Rhode Island3,200
- South Dakota3,000
- Delaware2,950
- District of Columbia2,750
- Vermont2,550
- North Dakota2,150
- Alaska2,200
- Wyoming2,300
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FAQ
Real estate agencies in United States — common questions
How many real estate agencies can I get in the United States?
Around 1,008,000 records are currently on file. You can order any batch from 250 up to 25,000 in one go. If you need more than we hold for this slice, we will tell you before charging you rather than padding the file with near-misses.
What does a real estate agencies list cost?
$49 for 250 records and $159 for 1,000 — that is $0.16 per record, down from $0.20. The per-record price keeps falling to $0.08 at 25,000. Adding social media profiles is the most common extra.
What is included in each real estate agency record?
Business name, email address, phone number, website URL, full street address split into columns, Google star rating, review count, primary category, coordinates and the date we last verified it. 93% of real estate agencies in this vertical carry a usable email and 96% have a live website — a blank website field usually means the business genuinely has none, which is a useful signal in itself.
Can I narrow this to one state?
Yes, and it is usually the better buy if you sell regionally. Every one of the 51 states in the United States has its own page with its own live count and price. Single-state pulls run $89 for 250 records.
Who typically buys real estate agencies data?
CRM and transaction-management software, Property portals and listing syndicators, Photography, staging and virtual-tour providers, Mortgage brokers and title companies — plus a steady stream of individual founders testing an offer before committing to a bigger spend. The 250-record batch exists for exactly that.
How fast will I get the file?
Within 24 hours of payment, usually much sooner. You get a download link by email with both CSV and XLSX. Rush delivery drops that to 8 hours for $39.
How it works
From this page to a delivered file
- 01
Pick your slice
Choose an industry, narrow to a sub-category if you want, then pick a country or a single state. The price updates as you go — no forms, no sales call.
- 02
Set the batch size
From 250 records up to 25,000. The per-record price drops at every tier, so a bigger batch is always cheaper per name.
- 03
Pay in about a minute
Card checkout, no account to create. Add social profiles or decision-maker names on the way through if you want them.
- 04
File lands within 24 hours
We build and QA the batch, then email you a CSV and XLSX download link. Usually much sooner than 24 hours.