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Dawn Holthouser didn't just sell people on the Southern Oregon Coast — she bought into it herself.
After years of family visits and summers spent exploring the rugged shoreline around Bandon, Dawn eventually stopped leaving. That origin story matters: when she talks to clients about the lifestyle here, she's not reciting talking points. She's lived it.
Now dual-licensed in Oregon and Arizona, Dawn brings a rare cross-market perspective to lifestyle-driven real estate — helping clients move between coastal retreats and desert escapes with the same seamless, personalized approach in both directions.
OR License # 201238565
A Specialist in Place and Purpose
Dawn works with buyers and sellers of primary residences, vacation homes, and investment properties, with particular depth in second-home and relocation clients. She doesn't just help people find a property — she helps them find the right version of their next chapter, whether that means a morning round at Bandon Dunes, an afternoon in Old Town, or simply trading the pace of city life for something quieter and more intentional.
Experience That Shows Up at the Table
Licensed in Arizona since 2018 and Oregon since 2022, Dawn has closed over 150 transactions — 28 of them along the Southern Oregon Coast. She brings both the track record and the local fluency that out-of-area clients especially need.
For buyers coming from a distance, she offers virtual consultations, curated property tours, and the kind of hyper-local insight — community context, dining, activities, market nuances — that turns an overwhelming process into a confident decision.
Presentation-Focused. Results-Driven.
For sellers, Dawn draws on a background in design consulting to bring something most agents can't: a genuine eye for how a home should feel before it hits the market. She coordinates everything from minor repairs and clean-outs to staging guidance, professional photography, and video — then backs it with a marketing strategy that includes broker and public open houses, targeted exposure, and weekly seller updates from list to close.
The Person Behind the License
When she's not working, Dawn and her husband are out living the life she helps clients find — golfing at Bandon Dunes, biking coastal trails, browsing the farmers market, and soaking in the scenery that makes this stretch of Oregon unlike anywhere else.
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From rugged oceanfront bluffs to quiet river valleys, cozy beach towns to close-knit rural communities — the Southern Oregon Coast offers a lifestyle that's hard to find anywhere else. Explore the areas below and discover where you belong.
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