Don E Shurts Jr | Realtor, Keller Williams Community Part

Don E Shurts Jr is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Community Part in Miamisburg, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales ActivityOver the period since March 2026, MLS records show Don on 14 closed sales (14 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $6,724,787 in total sales volume. Most active in Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Washington Township, Fairborn, Sugarcreek Township and Silvercreek Township.
Dayton Report Leaderboards1st in Bellbrook (3 sales)9th in Beavercreek (4 sales)
Overview
Don E Shurts Jr is a Keller Williams agent who works with the Don & Cyndi Shurts team, which also operates as Miami Valley Dream Homes. Since March 2026 he has closed 14 sales worth a combined $6,724,787. All 14 were on the listing side, so his recent record is built entirely on taking homes to market for sellers.
His work is concentrated in the eastern and southern suburbs of the Miami Valley: Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Washington Township, Fairborn, Sugarcreek Township, Silvercreek Township and Xenia. He has recorded no sales in the city of Dayton or in West Dayton during this period.
The team’s own materials describe a practice covering residential sales, new construction, relocation, luxury homes and equestrian properties, along with military relocation to and from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Those are the team’s stated specialties. The figures here describe what has closed recently under Shurts’s name.
The sales record in numbers
Across the period since March 2026, Shurts closed 14 transactions totaling $6,724,787. That works out to an average of roughly $480,000 per sale, though the median is a little lower, at $461,950. Prices ranged from $158,500 at the low end to $913,500 at the high end, a spread that covers entry-level homes as well as properties well into the upper tier of the local market.
Every one of the 14 sales was a listing sale, and none was on the buyer side. The median time on market for his listings was 19 days, a quick pace for a group of homes spread across several price points and communities.
His listings also held their value against asking prices. The median sale-to-list ratio was 100.9%, meaning the typical home sold slightly above its list price. Nine of the 14 listings, or 9 of 14, sold at or above asking.
The mix of property types was straightforward. None of his sales were new construction, and none were multifamily. About 14% of his closed sales were renovated homes, which is two of the 14. The rest were existing single-family resales in their ordinary condition.
Taken together, the numbers describe a steady listing business: homes that moved in under three weeks at the median and generally reached or passed their asking prices.
Where he works
Shurts’s sales are spread over seven areas, with the most activity in Greene County communities and a few nearby townships in Montgomery County.
Beavercreek was his busiest area with 4 sales and a median sale price of $515,500. The median price for the area overall is $325,000, so his Beavercreek listings sat well above the typical local sale.
Bellbrook followed with 3 sales at a median of $540,000, against an area median of $393,000. Again his business ran toward the upper part of the local market.
In Washington Township he closed 2 sales with a median of $456,000, compared with an area median of $400,000. In Fairborn, 2 sales came in at a median of $315,000, compared with $223,000 for the area as a whole.
He also closed one sale each in three other places. In Sugarcreek Township the home sold for $409,887, against an area median of $510,000. In Silvercreek Township the sale was the $913,500 high point of his period, compared with an area median of $640,000. In Xenia the home sold for $227,000, against an area median of $239,000.
In five of the seven areas, then, his median sale price was higher than the area median, and in the two where it was lower, the gap was modest in Xenia and larger in Sugarcreek Township. With only one sale in each of those places, the comparisons say little about a pattern, but they show a practice that reaches both starter-level and luxury-level homes.
The team’s website lists a broader service area that includes Beavercreek, Dayton, Fairborn, Centerville, Springboro, Xenia, Bellbrook and Kettering, and a directory listing describes the team as serving Greene, Montgomery and Warren counties.
Background and credentials
The team’s website describes Shurts as a full-time Realtor with Keller Williams Community Partners Realty, with more than 20 years in real estate. Other materials list the team under Keller Williams Advisors Realty, reflecting the Keller Williams market center structure in the region.
A professional networking profile shows him with Keller Williams Advisors Realty since March 2017. Before that, from November 2007 to March 2017, he worked as a Realtor with RE/MAX Victory, where he also held the title of graphic sales vice president. The same profile lists Evangel University under education.
The team’s About page lists a number of real estate designations, among them CNHS, RCC, EPRO and SRES, along with ABR, MRP, ASP and KW BOLD Graduate. Some of these are listed for the team as a whole rather than for Shurts individually, and a Better Business Bureau profile for the team lists MRP and CNHS.
The team has also received recognition from Keller Williams. Its About page cites Top Listing Taken Team and Top Producing Team honors from Keller Williams Advisors for 2017 through 2024, a Top Producing Team award from Keller Williams Community Partners, and a Platinum Award for 2025. Shurts also serves on the Agent Leadership Council of the Keller Williams market center, according to the same page.
How he compares locally
In Dayton Report’s local rankings of agents by closed sales since March 2026, Shurts holds the top position in one area and a place in the top ten in another.
In Bellbrook he ranks first, with 3 closed sales. The community is small by transaction count, so a few closings can lead the field, but the result shows he has been the most active agent there during this period.
In Beavercreek, a larger and busier market, he ranks ninth with 4 closed sales. That puts him among the more active agents in one of the region’s bigger suburban markets, even though his volume there is a fraction of what the most active agents record.
Both rankings reflect the period since March 2026 only, and they count sales rather than dollar volume. His 14 closings, all on the listing side, are modest in number, yet the median days on market of 19 and the 100.9% median sale-to-list ratio point to listings that sold promptly and at or near full price.
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