Oklahoma's real estate market represents a fascinating blend of urban growth and rural tradition, spanning 70 counties and 208 cities across the Sooner State. With 16,456 actively licensed real estate agents serving this diverse landscape, the market reflects both the state's agricultural heritage and its modern economic evolution driven by energy, aerospace, and technology sectors.
Includes the exact same 2,103,380 agents as the full-record version above but excludes address, phone, fax, mobile and license information. It DOES include name, office name, city, state, zip and county.
What makes Oklahoma particularly intriguing is how its real estate dynamics shift dramatically from the bustling metro corridors to the quiet farming communities. The state's affordable housing costs compared to national averages have attracted both first-time homebuyers and investors, while energy boom-and-bust cycles create unique market volatility that seasoned agents have learned to navigate with remarkable expertise.
The Oklahoma City and Tulsa metropolitan areas dominate the state's real estate activity, accounting for nearly 60% of all transactions. Oklahoma City's market benefits from government employment stability and a growing tech sector, while Tulsa leverages its position as a traditional energy hub transitioning into renewable technologies. Smaller metros like Norman, home to the University of Oklahoma, and Stillwater, anchored by Oklahoma State University, create steady rental markets driven by student housing demand.
Beyond the major metros, secondary markets in places like Lawton, Edmond, and Broken Arrow offer surprising opportunities. The recent growth in Edmond has been particularly noteworthy, as families seek suburban alternatives with excellent schools. Meanwhile, rural counties like Kay, Garfield, and Canadian have seen increased interest from buyers seeking larger properties and agricultural investments.
Oklahoma's market complexity stems from its economic diversity and geographic spread. Energy sector fluctuations create ripple effects throughout counties like Grady, McClain, and Kingfisher, where oil and gas activity influences property values significantly. Agricultural markets in counties such as Alfalfa, Grant, and Woods operate on entirely different cycles, often tied to crop prices and federal agricultural policies.
Climate factors also play a unique role, with tornado activity and severe weather patterns affecting insurance costs and buyer preferences. Many agents specialize in properties with storm shelters or safe rooms, reflecting local market realities. The state's relatively low property taxes and homestead exemptions create additional complexity that requires local expertise to navigate effectively.
With all 16,456 licensed agents maintaining email contact information, Oklahoma presents exceptional opportunities for real estate service providers, lenders, and technology companies. The state's geographic diversity means agents often serve multiple market types simultaneously, making them ideal partners for companies offering comprehensive solutions. Mortgage lenders particularly benefit from connecting with agents who understand rural property financing and agricultural lending requirements.
Technology companies and marketing services find Oklahoma agents especially receptive to tools that help manage diverse property types and client needs across vast geographic areas. Insurance providers, home warranty companies, and property management services discover that Oklahoma's agent network offers direct access to markets ranging from luxury Tulsa suburbs to working cattle ranches, creating opportunities for specialized product offerings tailored to regional needs.
How many real estate agents are licensed in Oklahoma?
As of our most recent update, there are 16,456 licensed real estate agents in Oklahoma. This includes both real estate brokers and sales agents across all 70 Oklahoma counties.
How often is the Oklahoma real estate agent email list updated?
We do two major updates per year with monthly "cleaning" of email addresses. (See complete Update Schedule.) Your purchase includes 12 months of free updates, ensuring you always have current contact information. Subsequent updates after a year are heavily discounted.
Can I get a free sample of Oklahoma real estate agent records?
Yes! Enter your email address in the form on this page to receive 100 free Oklahoma real estate agent records from the county of your choice.
What format is the Oklahoma real estate agent email list delivered in?
The Oklahoma real estate agent email list is delivered as an Excel CSV file, which downloads immediately after purchase.
Can I use this list for email marketing?
The real estate agent email list includes 16,456 email addresses for Oklahoma real estate agents. The list can be imported into any Email Service Platform such as MailChimp or Constant Contact or Dr Bill's very own Zap Contact.
What's included in the Oklahoma real estate agent email list?
Each Oklahoma real estage agent record includes: Full name (first, middle, last, suffix), email address, office name and complete address (street, city, state, ZIP, county), office phone and fax numbers (when available), cell phone (for 12,874 agents), and license number with type classification (broker or sales agent).
How accurate is the Oklahoma agent data?
We guarantee 96% accuracy on all Oklahoma agent data. If more than 4% of your list contains incorrect information, we provide prorated refunds or replacement records. Our bi-annual major updates with monthly email verification ensure data quality remains high.
Can I target specific Oklahoma cities or regions?
Yes! Our complete Oklahoma real estate agent email list includes city and county information for all 16,456 agents, allowing you to filter by geographic area. You can also purchase county-specific lists for targeted marketing to particular Oklahoma markets.
