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M. Nicole Peacock | Realtor, Glasshouse Realty Group

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M. Nicole Peacock is a licensed real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show M. on 18 closed sales (3 as the listing agent, 15 representing the buyer), about $6,836,046 in total sales volume. Most active in Beavercreek, Springboro, Washington Township, Beavercreek Township, West Carrollton and Franklin.

Overview

M. Nicole Peacock is a Realtor with Glasshouse Realty Group, the Dayton-area brokerage whose Oregon District office sits at 201 E. Sixth Street. Over the past 12 months she closed 18 sales worth a combined $6,836,046, working mostly in the communities southeast and south of Dayton, with Beavercreek and Springboro making up the largest share of her activity.

Her record leans toward representing buyers. Fifteen of her 18 closed sales were on the buyer side and three were listings. Her prices ranged from $206,000 to $639,900, with a median of $346,000, which places most of her work in the middle of the Miami Valley market while still reaching into the upper end in a couple of suburban and rural locations.

She is also listed as a member of The Hartman Group, a team led by Casey Hartman that handles both sales and property management and describes a focus on Dayton’s military community.

The sales record in numbers

Of her 18 closed sales in the past 12 months, 15 were buyer sides and 3 were listing sides. Total sales volume came to $6,836,046, an average of roughly $380,000 per transaction. Her median sale price of $346,000 sits a little below that average, a sign that a few higher-priced closings lifted the total.

On her three listings, the median time on market was 55 days, and the median sale-to-list ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed right at its asking price. Two of the three, or 2 of 3, sold at or above the list price. With only three listings in the period, those figures describe a small sample, but they show homes selling at their asking prices.

The mix of properties is notable. About 61% of her sales were renovated homes, a considerably larger share than is typical of a general buyer-side practice, while new construction accounted for 6%, roughly one sale. She had no multifamily sales in the period, and none within the city of Dayton or in West Dayton. Her work is concentrated in single-family homes in suburban and small-town markets.

Where she works

Her activity spans ten areas. Beavercreek led with 4 sales, followed by Springboro with 2. Single sales were recorded in Beavercreek Township, West Carrollton, Franklin, Kettering, Oregonia, Brookville, Fairborn and Clearcreek Township.

In Beavercreek, her median sale price was $370,723, compared with an area median of $330,000. That puts her buyers somewhat above the typical price in a city where she did more business than anywhere else. In Springboro, her median of $426,000 was nearly identical to the area median of $425,000.

The single-sale areas show a range of price points. In Beavercreek Township, her sale at $630,000 compared with an area median of $500,000. In Oregonia, her $639,900 sale, the highest of the year, compares with an area median of $565,000. In Brookville, a sale at $380,000 was above the $272,735 area median, and in West Carrollton, a $285,000 sale compares with an area median of $185,000.

In other places she worked closer to or below the local middle. A Franklin sale at $254,900 was near the $260,000 area median, and her Kettering sale at $206,000 was below the area median of $260,000, which gave that buyer a lower entry price than the typical Kettering home. Taken together, the figures show an agent who works across a wide geographic spread and a wide price band, from entry-level purchases to homes above $600,000.

Background and credentials

Peacock holds the Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) designation from the National Association of REALTORS®, which she earned in February 2017. The designation is aimed at agents who represent buyers, and it fits the makeup of her recent sales, in which buyer-side work made up most of the total.

She is listed as a Realtor on the Glasshouse Realty Group agent page, and her LinkedIn profile places her in the Dayton metropolitan area. Glasshouse, which lists an office in the Oregon District, was named Best Real Estate Agency/Team in the Dayton Daily News Best of Dayton 2026 awards. That recognition went to the brokerage as a whole rather than to any one agent. The firm’s own materials describe specialties in relocation, cash offers and first-time home buyers, and its service areas include Oakwood, Centerville, Kettering, Beavercreek, Springboro, Troy and Lebanon.

Her listing activity also extends to the city itself. Her name appears as the listing agent on a 2025 closed sale on Windbluff in the 45458 ZIP code, brokered through Glasshouse.

Through The Hartman Group, she is part of a team that combines sales with property management and speaks directly to Dayton’s military community.

How her numbers read locally

Taken as a whole, the figures describe a steady, buyer-focused practice with a median price of $346,000 and activity across ten communities. In four of the eight areas with enough data to compare, her median sale price ran well above the area median, which points to a client base buying toward the upper side of local markets. In two others, her prices were within a few thousand dollars of the area median, and in two they were somewhat lower.

Her three listings provide a modest but positive record: a median of 55 days on market, sales at 100.0% of list price and two of three closing at or above asking. The renovated-home share of 61% is the most distinctive feature of her book, suggesting that updated homes are a regular part of her business.

Leaderboard rankings are not available for this period, so her place relative to other Dayton agents is not shown here. Buyers and sellers who want to see how her record compares can find her agent page on the Glasshouse Realty Group website.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 238-9271
Profile on the Glasshouse Realty Group website

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