About Megan Spickerman

Megan is a Pacific Northwest native, who understands that your home is the foundation for your community and the people you love.  She holds space for your personal story, needs, and dreams.  Closing several million dollars in sales, she has proven that whether you are looking for a historical home, an off market property, or a fixer-upper, she will work endlessly to find you just the right fit! 

Megan has nearly a decade of experience in Oregon public policy, title and escrow, and project management. Growing up, she also worked as an intern for a local real estate firm, learning the ins and outs of real estate operations. In that role, she hosted several  Street of Dreams homes, where she began building her network of connections across the industry.

Her diverse background offers clients a holistic approach to achieving their real estate goals, and her heart is just as much of a driving force as her critical thinking skills. Although Megan’s work ethic has been highlighted throughout her life, (high school Salutatorian, college Social Sciences Outstanding Student Award, and graduating Summa Cum Laude), Megan is most proud of her unrelenting desire to lead her personal and professional life with integrity and perseverance. Megan was consistently awarded the “Grit” and “Most Inspirational” honors throughout her years playing varsity and collegiate volleyball (go Tigers!), and her clients have felt this unrelenting and compassionate attitude in her real estate career, as well.

Megan has also integrated Multiple Sclerosis advocacy into various areas of her life. She founded “Cheers for a Cure”, an annual MS fundraiser held at a local brewery in Portland; implemented continuing education classes for realtors regarding inclusive and accessible housing; and served as the Director of Hospitality for the Portland Women’s Council of Realtors. She is also the newest member of the Oregon and SW Washington National Multiple Sclerosis Society Board of Trustees.

Megan lives in Tualatin, Oregon with her husband Brenton, son Jack, and sweet pup Rosie. She enjoys exploring our region’s breweries/wineries, listening to her favorite true crime podcast, and trying to decide what book to read next!