Shawn Clayton & his Family Featured in an Exclusive Profile in the Asbury Park Press!
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Clayton and Clayton Realtors will soon celebrate their 85th anniversary serving the stunning communities in Ocean and Monmouth Counties. To mark this momentous occasion, Shawn Clayton and his family became the focus of a recent feature article by the Asbury Park Press.
You can read the entire article about the Clayton's by clicking here.
What business lasts 85 years? Clayton and Clayton that's who! The article chronicles how Shawn took over the family business 7 years ago after working for the company in some capacity since the age of 10. He worked closely with his father and grandfather, making his first million dollar sale at the tender age of 19. Since taking over, he's steered the business towards a specialization in the wonderful Jersey Shore…
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