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Callie Smith

Callie Smith
Real Estate Agent (Principal Broker)
Eugene OR

Principal Broker (OR: 201228480)

REALTOR® 1 Active Listings Serves Lane County, OR
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Horsepower Real Estate

Office Website
Office Address
91615 Coburg Rd
Eugene, OR  97408
(Lane County)
Office Phone
541-510-4601
Office Fax
Mobile
541-912-4333
Email
call**@***************.com
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Service Areas

Brownsville: OR Crawfordsville: OR Eugene: OR Harrisburg: OR Junction City: OR Alvadore: OR

About Callie Smith

Callie is a fifth-generation member of a family deeply rooted in the grass seed farming industry of the Willamette Valley. Growing up on the farm instilled in her a strong work ethic and an entrepreneurial mindset. While she chose a different path and did not directly join the family business, she remains actively engaged in various aspects of it.

After several years in Central Oregon, where she met her husband, Callie and her family returned to the Valley to raise their children close to their agricultural heritage. An outdoor enthusiast, she enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping. Callie's deep appreciation for Oregon's natural beauty drives her desire to assist others in exploring and experiencing all that this remarkable state has to offer.

Lane County, OR Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$600,591
Avg. Listing Price
From Callie's portfolio
3.3 / 2.3
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
1,929 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
1184
Active Listings
Current inventory

Lane County, Oregon represents one of the Pacific Northwest's most dynamic and diverse real estate markets, anchored by the vibrant college town of Eugene and encompassing everything from coastal communities to Cascade Mountain foothills. With 1,326 actively licensed real estate agents serving the region, this market reflects both the steady demand driven by the University of Oregon's presence and the growing appeal of Oregon's recreational lifestyle to out-of-state buyers.

The county's real estate landscape has experienced significant shifts in recent years, with median home prices climbing substantially as remote work flexibility has drawn professionals from more expensive West Coast markets. What makes Lane County particularly intriguing is its blend of urban sophistication in Eugene-Springfield and rural charm in smaller communities, creating distinct micro-markets that require specialized local knowledge to navigate effectively.

Major Lane County, Oregon Real Estate Markets

Eugene dominates Lane County's real estate activity as the largest city and home to the University of Oregon, creating a unique market dynamic where student housing, faculty purchases, and traditional family homes intersect. The Eugene-Springfield metropolitan area accounts for roughly 60% of the county's population and real estate transactions, with neighborhoods like South Hills and Amazon offering premium properties while areas near campus provide steady rental investment opportunities. Surprisingly, the university's influence extends well beyond traditional college towns, with research facilities and healthcare systems attracting high-income professionals year-round.

Beyond the metro core, Lane County's geography creates fascinating niche markets that many outsiders overlook. Cottage Grove and Creswell have emerged as affordable alternatives for first-time buyers, while Florence on the coast represents a completely different market focused on vacation homes and retirees. The McKenzie River corridor, including communities like Vida and Blue River, has seen explosive growth in recreational property sales, particularly among buyers seeking proximity to outdoor recreation and scenic beauty.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Lane County's real estate market operates on multiple levels simultaneously, creating both opportunities and challenges for industry professionals. The university creates predictable seasonal patterns, with peak activity coinciding with academic calendars, while the broader residential market follows more traditional spring and summer patterns. Interest rate sensitivity varies dramatically across price points, with luxury properties in areas like Hendricks Park showing remarkable resilience compared to entry-level homes in Springfield or Veneta.

Geographic diversity adds another layer of complexity, as coastal Florence operates almost independently from inland Eugene, with different buyer demographics, seasonal patterns, and pricing structures. Mountain communities like Oakridge face unique challenges with seasonal access and utility availability, while agricultural areas around Junction City and Harrisburg present opportunities in rural residential and small farming operations that require specialized expertise.

Why Businesses Need Lane County, Oregon Agent Contact Data

With all 1,326 licensed agents maintaining email contact information, Lane County offers exceptional connectivity for businesses seeking to engage this professional community. Mortgage lenders, home improvement companies, and real estate technology providers can efficiently reach agents across diverse specializations, from university-area rental specialists to luxury waterfront experts along the McKenzie River.

The market's complexity creates particularly strong demand for educational services, market analysis tools, and specialized financing products. Insurance companies benefit from direct agent contact given the county's diverse risk profiles, from flood-prone coastal areas to wildfire-susceptible mountain communities, while title companies and real estate attorneys find consistent demand across the county's varied transaction types and price points.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/17/2026, Callie Smith has 1 property for sale in Eugene and surrounding areas.

$2,670,000

Listed 2025-12-05

Highway 228
Brownsville, OR  97327

Beds:
Baths:
Sq Ft:
Lot: 7,771,540 sf
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Current Property Rentals

Callie Smith currently has no rental properties available in Eugene and surrounding areas. Check back later.