Savanna Perkins is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage in Springboro, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Savanna on 32 closed sales (15 as the listing agent, 17 representing the buyer), about $9,928,350 in total sales volume. Most active in Centerville, Springboro, Clearcreek Township, Beavercreek, New Lebanon and Riverside.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 4th in New Lebanon (3 sales)
Savanna Perkins at a glance
Savanna Perkins is a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage, whose Springboro office sits at 535 North Main Street. That works out to an average sale price of roughly $310,000, in a market where the homes she handled ranged widely in price and in the neighborhoods where they sit.
The mix of her work is nearly even between the two sides of a transaction. She represented sellers on 15 listings and buyers on 17 purchases. Agents often lean heavily one way or the other, so a split this close to half and half points to someone who is comfortable on both sides of a deal.
Her business is concentrated in the southern Miami Valley, in the communities south and east of Dayton along the Interstate 75 and Route 48 corridors. Centerville, Springboro, Beavercreek, New Lebanon and Clearcreek Township lead her list, and she also closed sales in Riverside, Carlisle, Miamisburg, Franklin and Fairborn. She markets under the name Sell With Savanna.
Her sales record in numbers
The 32 closed sales cover a broad price spectrum. The lowest sale price was $149,150 and the highest was $610,000, with a median of $289,950. Half of her sales therefore closed below about $290,000 and half above. That range, a little over $460,000 from bottom to top, shows she has handled starter-level purchases as well as properties well above the area’s typical price.
On the listing side, her 15 sales closed at a median of 99.1% of the list price. In plain terms, homes she listed typically sold within about one percent of what the seller was asking. Of those 15 listings, 7 sold at or above asking price, which is just under half. The median time on the market for her listings was 48 days, or a little under seven weeks from listing to the point of sale in MLS records.
Those figures read as steady rather than showy. A sale-to-list ratio above 99% means sellers who worked with her generally received close to full asking price, and the 48-day median is a measured pace rather than a rush. Listings in the middle and upper price tiers often take longer to find a buyer than those at the entry level, and her portfolio includes sales across the whole range.
The type of property she sells is also worth noting. Renovated homes make up 56% of her sales, meaning more than half of the properties she handled had been updated in some fashion. New construction accounts for 6%, which suggests her business centers mostly on existing homes rather than builder inventory. She recorded no multifamily sales in the period, so her work is focused on single-family residential property.
Where she works
Ten communities appear in her 12-month sales record, and together they account for 23 of her 32 closings. The rest are spread across other nearby areas. The two busiest, Centerville and Springboro, each saw 4 sales. Springboro is also where her brokerage’s office is located. Her sales were distributed fairly evenly, with no single community making up more than an eighth of her total, which gives her a regional business rather than a one-town practice.
Beavercreek, New Lebanon and Clearcreek Township each had 3 sales. Riverside had 2, and Carlisle, Miamisburg, Franklin and Fairborn each had 1. The geography runs from Greene County in the east, through Montgomery County, to Warren County in the south, with Franklin and Carlisle sitting along the Great Miami River corridor.
Her own marketing describes a still wider service area, naming Dayton and surrounding towns including Springboro, Centerville, Waynesville, Miamisburg and West Carrollton. In the MLS record, she had no closed sales in the City of Dayton itself or in West Dayton over the past year. Her activity is instead centered on the suburbs and small towns around it.
This spread matters because each of these markets has its own price level. Centerville, Springboro and Clearcreek Township sit at the higher end of the local scale, while New Lebanon and Riverside have lower medians. Working across all of them means handling very different price points, which is reflected in her $149,150-to-$610,000 range.
Her prices against each area’s median
Comparing her median sale price in each community with that community’s overall median shows where she tends to operate within each market. The figures below cover the areas where she had multiple sales or enough activity to compare.
In Centerville, her median sale price was $443,000, compared with an area median of $349,900. Her four sales there came in above the typical price, placing her work in the upper part of that market. In Riverside, her two sales had a median of $201,000 against an area median of $195,000, and in Carlisle her single sale closed at $310,000 against $290,000. Each of these is slightly above the local middle.
In Springboro, her median was $314,500 against an area median of $425,000. In Clearcreek Township, her three sales had a median of $476,000 against $567,000. In Beavercreek, the figures were $223,000 against $330,000, and in New Lebanon they were $182,000 against $205,000. In Miamisburg, her one sale closed at $208,000 against an area median of $274,900.
Taken together, these numbers show that in Springboro, Clearcreek Township and Beavercreek she has been active in the more approachable price tiers of markets whose medians are higher. That is a real part of the local market: homes priced below the area median still make up a large share of what changes hands each year. Her record also shows she is equally active above the median, as in Centerville.
Sample sizes in each community are small, with no more than four sales apiece, so the comparisons describe her particular mix of transactions rather than a firm pattern. They do, however, show an agent whose work covers a wide span of each local market rather than a single narrow slice.
Background and local standing
Her own site says she brings more than a decade of experience in customer service, a background that carries over into a client-facing field such as real estate. Her education includes study at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, and she is based in the Miamisburg area. Public records reviewed did not list professional designations, awards or board roles for her, so her record rests chiefly on the sales figures above.
Coldwell Banker Heritage describes itself as Dayton’s top-ranked broker and lists a #73 position in the RealTrends 500. Those are claims about the brokerage as a whole and not about her individual production, but they describe the company whose name she works under.
On the local leaderboards tracked by Dayton Report, she ranks fourth in New Lebanon, with 3 sales there over the past 12 months. New Lebanon is a small market, and placing in the top four there reflects steady activity in a community where her median sale price of $182,000 sits near the area median of $205,000.
Her year in review: 32 sales, nearly $10 million in volume, a balanced split between listings and buyer representation, and listings that sold at a median of 99.1% of asking. For homeowners and buyers in Centerville, Springboro, Beavercreek, New Lebanon and Clearcreek Township, those are the figures that describe her recent work.
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Office phone: (513) 527-1970
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