Tim Settles | Realtor, Trelora Realty, Inc.

Tim Settles is a licensed real estate agent with Trelora Realty, Inc. in Cincinnati, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Tim on 13 closed sales (11 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $2,377,450 in total sales volume. 3 of those were in the City of Dayton, 3 in West Dayton. Most active in Miami Township, Huber Heights, Wright View, Mason, Trotwood and Greenwich Village.

Overview

Tim Settles is a Dayton-area real estate agent affiliated with Trelora Realty, Inc. Since March 2026, MLS records show him with 10 closed sales totaling $1,312,450 in sales volume. All 10 were transactions in which he represented the seller, and the work is spread across the city of Dayton, the western part of Dayton and several suburbs and townships in Montgomery County and the surrounding area.

His record in this period is a focused one. The homes he has sold are largely entry-level and mid-priced properties, with a median sale price of $135,000. None were new construction, none were marketed as renovated, and none were multifamily properties. What follows looks at the figures, the places he has worked, the credentials listed for him and what the numbers say about how his sales compare with the markets around them.

The sales record in numbers

Of Settles’ 10 closed sales since March 2026, all 10 were listing-side transactions and none were buyer-side. That makes his recent activity entirely a matter of bringing homes to market and carrying them through to closing. Combined, those sales came to $1,312,450.

Prices ran from a low of $75,000 to a high of $179,900, with a median of $135,000. The span is relatively tight, and the top of his range sits below the typical sale price in several of the areas where he has worked. That points to a practice concentrated in the more accessible end of the local market.

On his listings, the median time on the market was 66.5 days. The median sale-to-list price ratio was 99.7%, meaning homes typically sold within a fraction of a percent of their asking prices. Five of the 10 listings sold at or above the list price. Taken together, the figures show sellers generally achieving prices very close to what they asked, even when a sale took a couple of months to complete.

The mix of property types is plain. The share of new construction in his sales was 0%, the share of renovated homes was 0%, and he recorded 0 multifamily sales. His work in this window consisted of existing single-family homes sold in their current condition.

Where he works

Sales are spread across eight areas, with no single place accounting for more than two closings. Huber Heights and Miami Township each had two sales. Greenwich Village, Belmont, Harrison Township, Englewood, Wright View and Trotwood each had one.

By jurisdiction, three of the sales were in the city of Dayton and three were in West Dayton, with the others in surrounding communities. The sample is small, so each comparison below reflects only a handful of homes, but it does show where his prices sit against local medians.

In Huber Heights, his two sales had a median price of $167,450, against an area median of $230,000. In Miami Township, his median was $174,525, against an area median of $258,969. In Englewood, his one sale closed at $171,500, compared with an area median of $245,000. In all three places, he was working in a more moderate price band than the typical home in that community.

The same pattern shows up in Belmont, where his sale closed at $90,000 against an area median of $165,000, and in Trotwood, where his sale closed at $75,000 against $165,000. In Wright View, his sale at $87,000 compared with an area median of $136,000. In Harrison Township, a sale at $115,000 was close to the area median of $130,000.

The clearest match came in Greenwich Village, where his one sale at $90,000 equaled the area median of $90,000 exactly. Across these areas, the numbers describe an agent who has regularly handled homes priced below the local middle, including some of the most affordable sales in the neighborhoods involved.

Background and credentials

Settles is licensed in Ohio, and his license number is listed as 2015002897. He is currently listed as an agent with Trelora Realty, Inc., a brokerage whose Ohio office is on Chester Road in Cincinnati. Listings in the Dayton area, including properties in Huber Heights, Fairborn and Centerville, carry his name alongside Trelora’s.

Before joining Trelora, he was listed with Plum Tree Realty, with a profile through the firm’s Dayton office and another through its West Chester office. An earlier affiliation with Sibcy Cline Realtors also appears in his professional history.

Professional designations listed for him include the Seller Representative Specialist, or SRS, and the Performance-Driven Broker, or PDB. A relocation credential, the LeadingRE Relocation Specialist designation, is also listed. The SRS designation is a fitting one given that his recent sales have all been on the seller’s side.

Published figures for his length of experience vary by platform, with some listing 11 years in real estate and another listing 16. Specialties shown on his brokerage-branded profile include working with buyers and sellers, relocation, investment properties and new construction. Earlier service-area listings named Dayton, Miamisburg, Springboro and Waynesville.

How the numbers read

Settles’ record since March 2026 is that of an agent who works steadily with sellers in the lower and middle price tiers of the Dayton market. His median price of $135,000 and his top sale of $179,900 place his business in the part of the market where many first-time purchases and investor deals tend to take place, and his geographic reach across eight areas shows a willingness to work wherever the listings are.

The pricing results are the strongest part of the picture. A median sale-to-list ratio of 99.7%, with half of his listings closing at or above asking, shows homes generally selling very near their list prices. The median of 66.5 days on the market suggests a measured pace rather than quick turnarounds, which is common for lower-priced homes that may need time to find the right buyer.

Because the sample covers only ten sales over a relatively short window, these figures are best read as a snapshot rather than a long-term measure. Local leaderboard positions are not yet available for him in this period. As more closings are recorded, the picture of his work across Dayton, Huber Heights, Miami Township and the nearby communities will become clearer.

Contact

Office phone: (513) 643-0266

Sales figures come from Dayton REALTORS® MLS records and are updated monthly. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Is this you? Claim this listing to add your photo, bio and contact details.