Nicole Ellis, REALTOR | PNW Property Princess

REALTORLicense #201242144My name is Nicole Ellis, and Ive been a Forest Grove resident for over 25 years. Ive been a health coach for 10 years, assisting people across the country to find health and reach their goals. My passion for being an entrepreneur, helping people, and being active in my community has led me to chase my dream of helping people locally, finding their homes, business opportunities, and their next adventure in real estate. You dont need a computer to find your dream house. You need a professional partner with your best interest at heart from when you call to even after we close. Im doing more than just selling houses in Oregon. Im helping you bring your dream home to life.

Our broker associates live here in our community, and they are dedicated to helping it thrive. They keep up-to-date on market trends and forecasts in their neighborhoods, which makes them the hyperlocal experts you need whether you are buying or selling a home. As part of our commitment to serve the communities of the Northwest, weve established the John L. Scott Foundation. Funded by the contributions of associates and employees, the John L. Scott Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that children in our communities receive quality medical care, regardless of their familys ability to pay. Together, we are working to make tough times a little easier for families in need!

Our broker associates live here in our community, and they are dedicated to helping it thrive. They keep up-to-date on market trends and forecasts in their neighborhoods, which makes them the hyperlocal experts you need whether you are buying or selling a home. As part of our commitment to serve the communities of the Northwest, we’ve established the John L. Scott Foundation. Funded by the contributions of associates and employees, the John L. Scott Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that children in our communities receive quality medical care, regardless of their family’s ability to pay. Together, we are working to make tough times a little easier for families in need.