Aaron Leddy | Realtor, Red 1 Realty

Aaron Leddy is a licensed real estate agent with Red 1 Realty in Westerville, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Aaron on 5 closed sales (5 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $1,171,000 in total sales volume. Most active in Washington Township, Riverside, Harrison Township and Clay Township.

Overview

Aaron Leddy is a real estate agent with Red 1 Realty who has been active in the Dayton-area market in the period since March 2026. In that time he has closed 5 sales totaling $1,171,000 in volume, and every one of them was a listing he represented on the seller’s side.

The brokerage lists him on its agent roster as a REALTOR®. Red 1 Realty’s office is at 921 Eastwind Dr., Suite 102, in Westerville, and the company describes its agents as working across Ohio, Kentucky, Florida and Georgia. Its social media presence names Dayton among the metro areas it serves. Leddy’s own social media page describes him as an experienced Central Ohio realtor, and his LinkedIn page lists Dayton, Ohio as a location.

His Dayton-area record so far is compact but consistent: homes that sold quickly, at or near the asking price, across four different parts of the Dayton market.

The sales record in numbers

Leddy’s five closed sales since March 2026 all came on the listing side, so 5 of 5 transactions involved him representing a seller. He has recorded no buyer-side closings in the period. Total sales volume stands at $1,171,000.

Prices ranged from $110,000 at the low end to $330,000 at the high end, with a median sale price of $260,000. That places most of his work in the entry-level to mid-market part of the local range, with a spread wide enough to include both a starter-priced home and a property in the low $300,000s.

The pace of those sales is the strongest part of the record. The median time on market for his listings was 8 days, a short stretch from listing to contract. The median sale-to-list ratio on his listings was 100.0%, meaning the typical home closed at its asking price. Three of the five listings, or 3 of 5, sold at or above asking.

The mix of property types is uniform. 100% of his closed sales were renovated homes, none were new construction (0%), and he closed no multifamily sales. In practice that means his recent business has centered on updated existing houses rather than builder inventory or investor-oriented small apartment buildings.

With only five transactions in the window, these figures describe a short run of activity rather than a long-term trend. They are still useful as a snapshot: quick sales, pricing that matched the market, and a focused product type.

Where he works

Leddy’s closed sales are spread across four areas. Washington Township accounts for two of the five, the largest share. Harrison Township, Riverside and Clay Township each account for one. He recorded no sales within the City of Dayton itself or in West Dayton during the period, so his activity has been concentrated in the surrounding townships and suburbs.

In Washington Township, his two sales had a median price of $247,500. The area’s median sale price over the same period is $400,000, so his sales there came in below the township’s overall middle. That points to homes in the more accessible part of a market that otherwise reaches considerably higher.

In Harrison Township, he closed one sale at $260,000. The township’s median price is $130,000, which makes his sale there roughly double the area median. It was one of the higher-priced transactions in a part of the market where most sales land well below that level.

In Riverside, his one sale closed at $110,000, the low end of his range. The area median is $195,000, so the sale sat below the typical Riverside price.

In Clay Township, his one sale closed at $306,000, compared with an area median of $287,500. That is modestly above the local middle, and it is the one place where his work lines up closely with the leaderboard discussed below.

Taken together, the four areas show a range of price points: sales below the area median in Washington Township and Riverside, and above it in Harrison and Clay townships. His work has not been tied to one price tier or one neighborhood.

Background and credentials

Public information about Leddy’s professional background is limited. Red 1 Realty’s agent roster lists him as a REALTOR® with the brokerage, and the roster entry includes an office line. No dedicated biography page for him on the brokerage’s site was found, so there is little to say about his path into the business beyond the basics.

His LinkedIn page lists eXp Realty as a real estate role beginning in October 2020, which indicates earlier experience at another brokerage before his current affiliation with Red 1 Realty. His Facebook page describes him as an experienced Central Ohio realtor and points to a personal real estate website, aaronleddyrealestate.com.

His listing activity has not been limited to the Dayton area. Listings under his name with Red 1 Realty have appeared in Dublin, Ohio, and in Atlanta, Georgia, which fits the brokerage’s description of a multistate footprint. His Washington Township listing on 460 Deauville Dr. is among the Dayton-area properties associated with him.

No professional designations, awards, board or community roles, team affiliations or language skills were found for him. Readers who want to confirm his licensing status can do so through the State of Ohio’s licensing system, which replaced the older eLicense website in October 2025.

How he compares locally

Leddy appears on one local leaderboard in the period since March 2026: Clay Township, where he ranks fourth with 1 sale. Rankings in a small township can be tightly bunched, since a single closing can move an agent several places, and a fourth-place position with one sale reflects a market where individual agents tend to record small totals in a given window.

Citywide and across the broader Dayton market, his volume of five sales is modest, and he does not appear on other area leaderboards. His record is better read on its own terms than against high-volume producers: every sale was a listing, the median home spent just 8 days on the market, and the typical sale closed at 100.0% of list price.

Those are the figures a seller would tend to look at first, and they are solid ones. As his activity in the Dayton area builds over additional months, a larger sample will show whether the pattern of quick, at-asking sales of renovated homes across Washington Township, Harrison Township, Riverside and Clay Township continues.

Contact

Office phone: (614) 706-2503
Profile on the Red 1 Realty website

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.