Matthew Kalogeras is a licensed real estate agent with Trelora Realty, Inc. in Cincinnati, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Matthew on 63 closed sales (62 as the listing agent, 1 representing the buyer), about $8,153,475 in total sales volume. 17 of those were in the City of Dayton, 24 in West Dayton. Most active in Harrison Township, Trotwood, Huber Heights, Miami Township, Belmont and Kettering.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 2nd in West Dayton (23 sales)
- 4th in Huber Heights (8 sales)
- 7th in Miami Township (6 sales)
- 1st in Dayton View Triangle (3 sales)
- 2nd in Linden Heights (3 sales)
Overview
Matthew Kalogeras works with Trelora Realty, Inc. and has been active across the Dayton area over the past 12 months. In that period he closed 63 sales totaling $8,153,475, with a clear emphasis on representing sellers: 62 of the 63 closings were on the listing side, and one was on the buyer side.
His work is concentrated in the more affordable part of the local market. Sale prices ran from $60,000 to $275,000, with a median of $114,900. That puts most of his business in entry-level and starter price tiers, where homes often need work and where careful pricing and preparation matter.
Trelora describes its model as a team of specialists who handle different stages of a transaction, with agents working across several states. Kalogeras is listed as a team member in the company’s office record, which is based in Cincinnati. His Dayton-area activity shows up in listings in Trotwood, Kettering, Northwood and the Dayton View Triangle, among other places.
The Sales Record in Numbers
Over the past 12 months, Kalogeras closed 63 transactions for $8,153,475 in total sales volume. That works out to an average of roughly $129,000 per closing, in line with a median price of $114,900 and a range that stays below $275,000.
Nearly all of that activity came from listings. He represented the seller in 62 closings and the buyer in one. For a listing-focused agent, the more telling figures are how long homes took to sell and how close they came to their asking prices.
His listings had a median of 62.5 days on market. The median sale-to-list ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical home sold for its full asking price. In all, 35 of the 62 listings sold at or above asking. In a price range where buyers often negotiate over condition, selling at asking in more than half of cases is a solid result.
The mix of property types is straightforward. None of his sales, 0%, were new construction. About 10% were renovated homes, and he handled one multifamily sale. The rest were resale single-family homes, which is typical for the established neighborhoods where he works.
Geographically, 17 of his closings were in the city of Dayton and 24 were in West Dayton. The remainder were spread across suburban townships and nearby cities, covered in more detail below.
Where He Works
Kalogeras’s sales are spread across a wide section of the Miami Valley. His two busiest areas were Harrison Township and Trotwood, each with 9 sales. Next came Huber Heights with 8, Miami Township with 6, and Belmont and Kettering with 4 each. He also closed 3 in the Dayton View Triangle, 3 in Linden Heights, 2 in Riverside and 1 in Wesleyan Hill.
Comparing his median sale prices with each area’s overall median shows where he fits in the market. In Harrison Township, his median was $89,900 against an area median of $127,000. In Trotwood, it was $100,000 against $168,000. Both are areas where he sells homes at the lower end of the local price scale.
In Huber Heights, his median of $196,950 sits fairly close to the area median of $226,500. In Miami Township, he also had a $196,950 median, compared with an area median of $260,000. Kettering follows a similar pattern: his median was $164,750 and the area’s was $260,000.
In the city neighborhoods, Belmont showed a median of $135,950 against $165,000 for the area. In the Dayton View Triangle, his median was $92,700 against $170,000, and in Linden Heights it was $128,620 against $160,000.
The pattern is consistent. In every area where the comparison can be made, his typical sale came in below the local median, which fits a practice built around more modestly priced homes, including properties that may need updating. Listings carrying his name have also appeared on local real estate sites for Trotwood, Kettering, Northwood and recent Dayton View Triangle sales.
Background and Credentials
Kalogeras is affiliated with Trelora Realty, Inc., a brokerage whose office record is based in Cincinnati. The company’s published description of its approach emphasizes a team of specialists who handle different stages of a sale, and its agents work in more than one state. Kalogeras appears as a team member in the Cincinnati office listing, and listings under his name have also appeared in the Cincinnati and Columbus regions, including Colerain Township, Addyston and Westerville, in addition to the Dayton area.
Ohio real estate licenses can be checked through the state’s individual license search on the new licensing portal, which replaced the older eLicense system in October 2025. Readers who want to confirm an agent’s current license status can use that tool.
His record in the Dayton market is best read through his closed sales.
How He Compares Locally
Local leaderboards based on closed sales give a way to see where his work stands relative to other agents. The strongest showings are in two city neighborhoods. In Linden Heights, he ranks first with 3 sales. In the Dayton View Triangle, he also ranks first with 3 sales. These are small neighborhood markets, so a handful of closings can be enough to lead.
In West Dayton, he ranks second with 23 sales on that leaderboard. That is the largest body of work in any single part of his territory and a meaningful share of his overall volume.
In Huber Heights, he is fourth with 8 sales. In Miami Township, he ranks seventh with 6 sales, in a larger and more crowded market where many agents are active.
Taken together, the numbers describe a high-volume, listing-oriented practice. He leads in some city neighborhoods, places near the top in West Dayton and Huber Heights, and keeps a steady presence in the suburban townships. With a median of 62.5 days on market and a typical sale at full asking price, his listings have generally closed at the prices sellers set.
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West Dayton (No. 2)
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Huber Heights (No. 4)
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Miami Township (No. 7)
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Contact
Office phone: (513) 643-0266
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