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Lisa Holderby-Gersten

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Meet Lisa Holderby-Gersten

Lisa Holderby-Gersten is a licensed real estate broker with Windermere Van Vleet Jacksonville, serving buyers and sellers throughout Southern Oregon's Rogue Valley. With roots in Huntington, West Virginia — where her parents owned and managed income properties — Lisa developed an early appreciation for real estate that eventually became her calling. Her career path, which spanned modeling in New York City and executive-level operations in the national healthcare industry, shaped her into a poised, detail-oriented professional who brings both business acumen and genuine warmth to every transaction.

Lisa's approach is defined by three core values: being Receptive, Reliable, and Passionate. She listens deeply before acting, follows through with consistency, and advocates fiercely for her clients' best outcomes — whether she's guiding a first-time buyer through their initial offer, helping a retiring couple downsize with grace, or locating the ideal equestrian property. For Lisa, every transaction is deeply personal, centered on creating meaningful connections between people and the places they call home.

Lisa brings the same integrity and intentionality to every client relationship, whether navigating a competitive offer or patiently walking someone through the complexities of their first contract. She is deeply committed to Southern Oregon — a region she believes offers something for everyone — and takes genuine pride in helping clients find not just a house, but the right fit for their lives, both now and in the years ahead.

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