Mike Seagraves | Realtor, RE/MAX Alliance Realty

Mike Seagraves is a licensed real estate agent with RE/MAX Alliance Realty in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Mike on 14 closed sales (12 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $3,220,000 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Vandalia, Tipp City, Fairborn, Huber Heights, Roosevelt and Beavercreek Township.

Overview

Mike Seagraves is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Alliance Realty, an independently owned and operated office at 8900 N Dixie Dr. in Dayton. He has held the broker/owner role since 2006 and leads Team Seagraves, a group of agents working under the RE/MAX Alliance name in the Dayton area.

Since March 2026, MLS records show Seagraves with 7 closed sales totaling $1,569,000 in volume. All seven were on the listing side. Those listings sold quickly, with a median of 2 days on market, and closed at a median of 100.0% of list price.

The sales are spread across five communities north and east of the urban core: Huber Heights, Tipp City, Fairborn, Miami Township and Vandalia. Prices run from $163,000 to $286,500, a range centered on entry-level and mid-priced single-family homes for this part of the Miami Valley.

The sales record in numbers

Seven closed transactions, $1,569,000 in total volume, work out to an average sale price of roughly $224,000. The median is $220,000, close to the average, which suggests a fairly even set of sales rather than one or two large closings driving the total.

The low sale was $163,000 and the high was $286,500. The spread between them is about $123,500, a narrow band for a group of sales in five different communities.

All seven closings were listing-side transactions: 7 listing sides and 0 buyer sides. In this period his production came entirely from representing sellers, which fits his listed roles as a listing agent and a broker who also oversees a team.

Speed is the clearest strength in the figures. The median time on market for his listings was 2 days. A typical home he listed in this period went under contract almost immediately after reaching the market.

Pricing was in step with the market as well. The median sale-to-list ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed at its asking price. Of the seven, 4 sold at or above asking. The remaining three closed somewhat below list, which is ordinary for a set of this size.

On the property mix, none of the seven sales were new construction, none were renovated homes marketed as such, and none were multifamily. That makes this a record of existing single-family resales. Seagraves lists multifamily, investments and land among his specialties, but those property types did not appear among his closed sales in this window.

The window is short, and seven transactions is a small sample. A few closings more or less would shift the averages noticeably, so these numbers describe a recent stretch of activity and not a full picture of a long career.

Where the sales took place

The seven sales are spread across five areas, with no single community accounting for more than two. Huber Heights and Tipp City each had 2 sales. Fairborn, Miami Township and Vandalia each had 1. He had no closed sales in the City of Dayton or in West Dayton during this period.

Huber Heights. Two sales closed here with a median price of $164,000, set against an area median of $230,000. His sales here sit at the lower end of the local market, roughly 29% under the area median. The low end of his overall range, $163,000, falls in this group of sales, and the two Huber Heights homes made up the most affordable part of his book.

Tipp City. Two sales also closed in Tipp City, at a median of $248,750. The area median is $365,000, the highest of the five communities he worked in. His Tipp City sales came in about 32% below that figure. Tipp City is the clearest example of him selling homes priced under the typical local level, which can put a listing within reach of a wider set of buyers in a higher-priced town.

Fairborn. One sale closed at $239,500 against an area median of $223,000, about 7% above the median. Fairborn is one of two areas where his sale price was above the local midpoint.

Miami Township. One sale closed at $220,000, compared with an area median of $258,969, or about 15% below. Its price matches his overall median for the period exactly.

Vandalia. One sale closed at $284,000, against an area median of $250,000, about 14% above. This sale sits near the top of his range, just under his high of $286,500, and shows him working above the typical price in the community.

Taken together, the picture is a mix. In three of the five areas his homes sold below the area median, and in two, Fairborn and Vandalia, above it. The range of positions suggests a book built around individual listings rather than a single price tier.

His RE/MAX profile lists service areas that include Montgomery County, Miami County, Troy, West Chester and Cincinnati. The recent closings fall mostly within the Montgomery and Miami County footprint, with Huber Heights, Vandalia and Miami Township in Montgomery County and Tipp City in Miami County. Fairborn lies just east, in Greene County.

Background and credentials

Seagraves is listed as the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Alliance, a role he has held since 2006 according to his own profile. The brokerage describes its office as independently owned and operated, and his Zillow profile describes a team in the Dayton area with three offices and more than 50 professionals. RealTrends lists the Mike Seagraves Team as a team of three active licensed agents, with 58 sides and about $12.29 million in volume in its latest reporting period. Those team figures cover a different period and scope from the individual MLS record above.

His brokerage profile lists two professional designations: the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) and the Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE). The CRS is generally regarded as an advanced credential within residential sales, and the CDPE focuses on distressed-property transactions. Other profiles also list the e-PRO designation, which relates to working with clients online, and the REALTOR® designation. His LoopNet profile, which covers commercial brokerage, lists the CRS and e-PRO among his affiliations.

His profiles also list career recognition from RE/MAX, including the RE/MAX Hall of Fame and a RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement award. These are listed on his own profiles and are not independently dated.

In describing his work, Seagraves lists a broad set of specialties. His RE/MAX profile names auctions, industrial, office, multifamily, land, retail and investments, which reflects a practice that extends past typical home sales into commercial and investment property. Other profiles add buyer representation, listing representation, relocation, foreclosure, new homes, first-time buyers and 1031 exchanges. His Homes.com profile lists houses, multifamily, condos, commercial property and lots or land among the property types he handles.

English is the language listed on his brokerage profile. His team operates under the name Team Seagraves, with its own website, and he maintains a personal page through RE/MAX.

How his recent record reads locally

No leaderboard rankings are available for this period, so the clearest local comparison comes from the neighborhood medians themselves. Against those, his recent record shows three things.

First, the pace of sales. A median of 2 days on market and a median sale-to-list ratio of 100.0% point to listings priced to attract quick contracts. Four of seven sold at or above asking, and the rest closed close enough that the median still landed at full list price.

Second, the price range. His sales ran from $163,000 to $286,500 and clustered around a $220,000 median. In Huber Heights, Tipp City and Miami Township, those prices were below the area median. In Fairborn and Vandalia they were above it. That gives him a record across several price points within a modest range, not a concentration in one tier.

Third, the geography. His recent business is spread across five communities in Montgomery, Miami and Greene counties, with none in the City of Dayton itself. A broker who operates from a Dayton office on North Dixie Drive is drawing recent closings mostly from the suburbs and smaller cities around it.

As with any short window, the numbers are best read as a snapshot. Seven sales over several months is a limited sample, and his team’s larger production, along with his long tenure as a broker and owner, is not fully captured here. Readers who want to understand his full practice, including commercial work, investment property and team activity, can find more on his brokerage and team websites.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 415-6287
Profile on the RE/MAX Alliance Realty website

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