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Paolina T Quafisi | Realtor, RE/MAX Alliance Realty

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Paolina T Quafisi is a licensed real estate agent with RE/MAX Alliance Realty in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales ActivityOver the period since March 2026, MLS records show Paolina on 35 closed sales (35 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $6,477,300 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Piqua, Troy, Tipp City, Beavercreek, Union and Belmont.
Dayton Report Leaderboards12th in Miami Valley (35 sales)1st in Piqua (25 sales)
Overview
Paolina T. Quafisi is a real estate agent with RE/MAX Alliance Realty, working from the brokerage’s office at 8900 N Dixie Dr. in Dayton. Her recent sales are concentrated in Miami County, with Piqua at the center of her business, and she also has closings in Troy, Tipp City, Beavercreek and several smaller communities around the Miami Valley.
Since March 2026, she has closed 35 sales totaling $6,477,300. All 35 were on the listing side, which gives her record a clear shape: it is built on bringing homes to market and seeing them through to closing. Her sales range from a $6,800 transaction to a $715,000 sale, with a median of $165,000.
That spread, along with a mix of single-family homes, renovated properties and multifamily buildings, makes for a varied book of business.
Sales record in numbers
Of the 35 closed sales in the period, 35 were listing sides and none were buyer sides. The combined volume of $6,477,300 works out to an average sale of roughly $185,000, a little above the median of $165,000, which reflects a handful of higher-priced closings pulling the average up.
Her listings typically spent a median of 48 days on the market before selling. The median sale-to-list ratio was 98.8%, meaning homes generally sold within about one percent of their asking price. Thirteen of the 35 listings, or 13 of 35, sold at or above asking.
The type of property varies. Six of the 35 sales were multifamily properties, a notable share for a book this size, and 29% of her sales were renovated homes. None of the sales were new construction, so her recent activity has centered on existing housing stock.
The price range is wide. At the low end, a $6,800 sale and a $38,500 sale in Belmont show she handles properties well below the typical market. At the high end, a $715,000 sale in Pleasant Hill is more than four times her median. Most of her work sits in the middle, in the lower-priced segment of the Miami Valley market.
Where she works
Piqua accounts for 25 of her 35 sales, roughly 71% of the total. Her median sale price there was $149,900, compared with an area median of $180,000. That places her typical Piqua listing at a more accessible price point than the city overall, which fits the mix of multifamily and renovated properties in her record.
In Troy, she closed three sales at a median of $330,000, above the area median of $300,000. Tipp City saw two sales at a median of $218,000, against an area median of $365,000, and Beavercreek had one sale at $240,000, compared with an area median of $325,000.
The remaining closings were single sales in scattered locations. In Belmont, a home sold for $38,500, against an area median of $165,000. In Pleasant Hill, a sale at $715,000 stands well above the area median of $245,000, and it is the highest-priced closing in her record. In Harrison Township, a $158,000 sale compared with an area median of $130,000, and in Union a $238,000 sale compared with an area median of $213,500.
Beyond Miami County, she had one sale in the city of Dayton and none in West Dayton during the period. Public directory listings describe her service area as Montgomery and Miami counties, with one listing also naming Darke, Shelby, Greene and Butler counties. Her recent sales fit that footprint, with most activity in Miami County and a few closings in neighboring communities.
Background and credentials
Her RE/MAX profile says she has been in real estate since 1990, which would put her career at more than three decades. Published experience figures vary by directory, so the start date she gives on her own profile is the most direct measure. The same profile lists her as an associate at RE/MAX Alliance and gives English as her language.
Her profile lists a broad set of stated specialties: luxury homes, short sales, new construction, equestrian properties, farm and agricultural land, condominiums, military housing, lake and coastal property, investment property and residential acreage. That list reflects the range of property types she says she is prepared to handle. Her recent sales, by comparison, have been mostly in established neighborhoods and have included renovated homes and multifamily buildings, a pattern that lines up most closely with her stated focus on investment property.
A RealTrends profile lists her with 56 sides and about $11.94 million in volume over a reporting period it does not specify.
No professional designations, team affiliations or community roles are listed in the profile information available for her.
How she compares locally
Across the Miami Valley, her 35 closed sales place her 12th on the leaderboard for the period since March 2026. In a market with many active agents, a top-15 position reflects steady production.
Her strongest standing is in her home market. In Piqua, her 25 sales rank her first among agents, and they make up the large majority of her overall total. Being first in a single community by sales count points to a sustained local presence there, supported by listings that sold close to asking price and at prices slightly below the area median.
Taken together, the numbers describe an agent whose business is concentrated and consistent: a deep base in Piqua, a handful of sales across Troy, Tipp City and other nearby communities, and a listing-focused record with a median sale price of $165,000 and homes selling at about 99% of their list price.
ContactOffice phone: (937) 415-6287Profile on the RE/MAX Alliance Realty website
Sales figures come from Dayton REALTORS® MLS records and are updated monthly. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Is this you? Claim this listing to add your photo, bio and contact details.

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