ABOUT NATALIE

Top 1% Indianapolis Realtor

Volume: $100+ million and growing client by client

Number of transactions: 300+

Natalie Clayton is a co-founder and broker/Realtor of Maywright Property Co., a fully-woman owned real estate brokerage serving clients and neighborhoods in central Indiana. As one of the top-ranked agents in Indianapolis, she brings to her work expertise, compassion and a commitment to empowering her clients and brokers every step of the way.

In addition to her work at Maywright, Natalie owns more than fifteen real estate investments that range from single-family, multi-family, short and mid-term rental and commercial. She believes in small business and is an original investor-owner of Milktooth, a nationally recognized restaurant in the Fletcher Place neighborhood. With more than 1,750 hours of volunteering, Natalie founded Bourbon Women Indy, serves as vice president of the board at the Athenaeum Foundation, is a board member and past-president of the Community Heights Neighborhood Association, and is a member of Impact 100.

In 2016, Natalie and her husband also launched a $5,000/year scholarship program for students who have shown a commitment to community and public service. 

Natalie is an Indianapolis native, a graduate of IUPUI, and has dedicated her career to knowing and serving this city and its people. Prior to entering real estate in 2017, Natalie spent a decade working in government and nonprofits, including serving as deputy director of the Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee under Mayor Ballard where she worked on projects like Eskenazi Hospital, Bank on Indy and the Charles L. Whistler Award. She has also held roles at the National Future Farmers of America and the Indiana State Museum. 

Since launching her real estate career, Natalie has been recognized as Rookie of the Year, an alumna of MIBOR's Real Estate Academy of Leadership (Class of 2018-2019), and the Bud Tucker Scholarship recipient.

Natalie and her husband, Indiana State Representative Blake Johnson, reside in Indianapolis with their son and two pups.