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Mid Valley Association of REALTORS®

The Mid-Valley Association of REALTORS® (MVAR) is dedicated to upholding the REALTOR® Code of Ethics, protecting and promoting real property ownership, and serving both our members and our communities. We are committed to:

Advocacy – Championing the interests of homeowners and real estate professionals at the local, state, and national levels.
Professional Excellence – Supporting continuous professional development so members stay current with licensing requirements, industry standards, and emerging trends.
Community Impact – Providing resources, education, and leadership that strengthen the communities we serve.
Member Support – Offering timely information, tools, and opportunities to help our members grow their businesses and maintain the highest ethical standards.

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Member News & Updates

Member Spotlight: Cathie Velasco

November 21, 2025

More Than A REALTOR®: Cathie Velasco Demonstrates Commitment to Community Service The 2025 MVAR Awards & Installation Banquet on Nov. 5 was a night to remember for Cathie Velasco, who was named REALTOR® of the Year in recognition of her outstanding career success and commitment to community service. As a real estate broker since 2004,…

MVAR Members Hear Overview of Salem Business Climate

November 21, 2025

MVAR Members Hear Overview of Salem Business Climate From increasing taxes to regulatory hurdles, the business and real estate climate in Salem has experienced its share of challenges in recent years. That’s why pro-development organizations like MVAR are critical to advocate for members and strive for commonsense solutions that help communities and small businesses thrive.…

Member Spotlight: Heather Egan

October 17, 2025

Heather Egan’s Mission: Helping Families Find the Stability of Home Heather Egan has always had a love for homes. Growing up, Egan remembers her family was often on the move. They would typically rent homes until finally they were able to buy one in Hillsboro. Finding that stability, she said, made a big difference to her…