Adam Minehart | Realtor, NavX Realty, LLC

Adam Minehart is a licensed real estate agent with NavX Realty, LLC in Springboro, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Adam on 16 closed sales (4 as the listing agent, 12 representing the buyer), about $4,369,671 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Fairborn, Beavercreek Township, Xenia, Centerville, Piqua and Clearcreek Township.

Overview

Adam Minehart is a real estate agent with NavX Realty, LLC, a brokerage whose office sits at 15 Commercial Way in Springboro. Over the past 12 months, MLS records show him closing 16 sales worth $4,369,671 in total volume, spread across the Dayton region from Fairborn to Piqua and from Kettering to Clearcreek Township.

His year is built on breadth. Sixteen closings reached ten different areas, with Fairborn the one place he returned to repeatedly. Prices ran from $70,000 to $585,000, with a median sale of $245,000, so his work covers entry-level purchases and homes at the upper end of the Miami Valley market.

Of those 16 closings, 12 were on the buyer’s side and 4 were listings. That mix points to a practice centered on helping buyers find and close on homes, with a smaller but steady share of sellers who put a property on the market with him.

The pages below lay out the numbers behind that year: the price range, how his listings performed, the kinds of homes he sold, and how his prices compare with the medians in each area where he closed a sale.

The sales record in numbers

The headline figure is $4,369,671 in sales volume over 16 closings, which works out to an average of roughly $273,000 per sale. The median of $245,000 is a little lower than that average, a sign that a few higher-priced sales, including the $585,000 closing at the top of his range, lift the total.

On the listing side, he closed 4 sales. Those homes had a median of 14.5 days on market, a quick pace by any measure, and a median sale-to-list ratio of 98.2%. In other words, the typical listing sold within about two weeks and for very close to its asking price. Two of the four, 2 of 4, sold at or above asking.

The buyer side is the larger part of the ledger, with 12 closings. Buyer-side work tends to be spread across many price points and locations, which is consistent with the range of areas in his record, from a $70,000 sale in Westwood to a $585,000 sale in Clearcreek Township.

The property mix is varied as well. None of his sales in the period were new construction, so the 0% new-construction share tells us his work is in the existing-home market. About 38% of his sales were renovated homes, a notable share of the total, and he handled 1 multifamily sale. Together those figures describe a practice that includes move-in-ready renovated properties, resale homes in their existing condition, and at least some investment-oriented property.

Where he works

Fairborn is the center of his recent activity, with 4 sales, a quarter of his total. His median price there was $182,500, against an area median of $220,000. His Fairborn sales therefore sat somewhat below the local middle of the market, in the part of the range that many first-time and budget-conscious buyers look at.

The remaining 12 sales were each a single closing in a different community. In Beavercreek Township he closed one sale at $357,000, compared with an area median of $500,000. In Xenia, a sale at $113,000 compared with an area median of $250,000. In West Carrollton, his $159,400 sale compared with a median of $185,000.

In several areas his sale landed above the local median. A Centerville sale closed at $490,000, against an area median of $349,900. In Piqua, he closed at $295,000, where the area median is $180,000. Clearcreek Township produced his highest price, $585,000, just above the $567,000 area median. In Westwood, a $70,000 sale compared with an area median of $65,000.

His record also includes one sale each in Wright View and Kettering, and two within the city of Dayton, one of them in West Dayton. Because most areas show only a single closing, those comparisons are snapshots rather than trends, but together they show an agent comfortable working on both sides of local medians and across several counties’ worth of markets, from Greene and Montgomery to Miami and Warren.

Background and credentials

NavX Realty lists Adam Minehart among its agents, and the brokerage’s office is at 15 Commercial Way in Springboro, Ohio. Online professional profiles describe him as a Springboro-based real estate salesperson with the firm.

Employment information published on a professional database places him earlier at Keller Williams Realty and RE/MAX Victory, and before real estate in work at Navistar and as a police officer with the Fairborn Police Department. Those dates come from an aggregator and are not independently confirmed, so they are best read as a general outline of his career path rather than a precise timeline.

Fairborn is the area where he has closed the most homes in the past year, which fits with that earlier connection to the city, though the records do not say whether the two are related.

Listing-site pages show a larger lifetime transaction count, in the range of 92 to 106 total sales depending on when the page was viewed. That figure is an aggregator’s tally rather than an award or ranking, but it suggests experience beyond the 16 closings in the last year. He is shown as both a listing agent and a buyer’s agent on Dayton-area sales, and past sold listings appear in places such as Trenton, Madden Hill, Burkhardt, Huber Heights, and East Hamilton.

No professional designations, awards, or board roles were found for him. Anyone wanting to confirm his license status can do so through the state of Ohio’s licensing system.

How his year compares

There are no local leaderboard rankings for Adam Minehart in the current data, so a comparison rests on the numbers themselves rather than on a position among Dayton-area agents.

On pricing, his sales in Centerville, Piqua, Clearcreek Township, and Westwood closed above the area medians, while those in Fairborn, Beavercreek Township, Xenia, and West Carrollton closed below. That is an even split, and it shows a practice not tied to a single price tier.

On speed and price, his four listings sold in a median of 14.5 days, and at a median of 98.2% of list price. Half of them reached or exceeded asking. For sellers weighing how a home might be received, those are encouraging figures, though a sample of four is small and should be read with that in mind.

On mix, a 12-to-4 split between buyer and listing sides, a 38% share of renovated homes, and a single multifamily closing give a picture of a generalist whose work follows the market across much of the Dayton area. With 16 closings and $4,369,671 in volume over the past 12 months, he has built a record that spans ten areas and a wide band of prices.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 430-2531
Profile on the NavX Realty, LLC website

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