Brad Shinkle | Realtor, Keller Williams Community Part

Brad Shinkle is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Community Part in Miamisburg, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales ActivityOver the period since March 2026, MLS records show Brad on 24 closed sales (24 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $9,338,400 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Riverside, Washington Township, Bellbrook, Huber Heights, Centerville and Beavercreek Township.
Dayton Report Leaderboards2nd in Riverside (3 sales)3rd in Beavercreek Township (2 sales)6th in Bellbrook (2 sales)9th in Carlisle (1 sale)10th in Union (1 sale)
Overview
Brad Shinkle is a real estate agent with Keller Williams Community Partners in Miamisburg, where he works as part of The Jeff Probst Group. The team lists him as a member on its website, and his own professional profile places the start of his real estate career in 2022, when he obtained his license and joined the team.
In the period since March 2026, Dayton-area MLS records show Shinkle with 24 closed sales totaling $9,338,400 in volume. Every one of those transactions was on the listing side: 24 listing sides and no buyer sides. That fits the focus he describes for himself. His bio says he works mainly with home sellers, and the closed-sales record reflects a practice built around getting homes listed, priced and sold.
He describes his coverage as Montgomery, Greene, Warren and Miami counties, and the sales record bears that out. His closings in the period run from Riverside and Huber Heights in the north and east of Montgomery County to Centerville, Bellbrook and Beavercreek Township in the southern suburbs, with a sale in Troy in Miami County as well. His online profile lists a wider set of service areas, including Dayton, Miamisburg, Kettering, Springboro and Xenia.
The sales record in numbers
Across 24 closed sales, the median sale price was $332,000. The range is wide. The lowest sale closed at $90,000 and the highest at $1,300,000. Dividing the total volume by the number of sales gives an average of roughly $389,000, which sits above the median because of the upper end of the range, including the million-dollar-plus closing.
The pace of his listings stands out. The median time on market for his listings was 14.5 days, meaning half of his sold listings went under contract in about two weeks or less. The median sale-to-list ratio was 99.6%, so the typical home sold within a fraction of a percent of its asking price. Of the 24 listings, 12 sold at or above asking, exactly half of the total.
The mix of property types is also telling. None of his closings in the period were new construction, so the 0% new-construction share means his work sits entirely in resale housing. About 63% of his sales were renovated homes, a notable share that suggests a practice with a large amount of updated, move-in-ready inventory. He recorded no multifamily sales in the window; all of his transactions were of other residential property types.
Taken together, the figures describe a listing-focused agent whose homes tend to sell quickly and close close to asking, across a price spectrum that runs from entry-level homes to a seven-figure sale.
Where he works
Shinkle’s closings are spread across a number of communities rather than concentrated in one. The area with the most sales was Riverside, with 3 closings. Five areas followed with two each: Washington Township, Bellbrook, Huber Heights, Beavercreek Township and Centerville. Single closings were recorded in Five Oaks, Troy, Miami Township and Historic Inner East. Two sales were within the City of Dayton and one in West Dayton.
Comparing his prices with each area’s median shows how his work sits in the local market. In Riverside, his median sale price was $310,000, against an area median of $195,000. In Washington Township, his two sales had a median of $724,750, compared with an area median of $400,000. In Centerville, his median was $533,750, against $335,000 for the area. These are small samples, but in each of those places his listings closed at the upper end of the local market.
In other communities his prices ran close to the local median. In Huber Heights, his median of $253,500 compared with an area median of $230,000. In Bellbrook, his median of $385,500 sat near the $393,000 area median. In Troy, a single sale at $285,000 compared with a $300,000 area median, and in Beavercreek Township his two sales had a median of $457,500, against $499,900 for the area.
At the entry end of the market, his one sale in Five Oaks closed at $90,000, compared with an area median of $142,700. That sale is also the low point of his range for the period. Together these neighborhoods show an agent who works comfortably across price tiers, from starter-level homes in Dayton neighborhoods to higher-priced homes in the southern suburbs.
Background and professional focus
Shinkle obtained his real estate license in 2022 and has worked with The Jeff Probst Group at Keller Williams Community Partners since then. His professional profile shows his Keller Williams experience beginning in May 2022, and his Zillow profile lists four years of experience. The team operates from the brokerage’s Miamisburg office on Miami Village Drive.
His online profile lists several specialties: buyer’s agent, listing agent, first-time home buying, military and veteran clients, luxury homes and new construction. His own description, however, puts the emphasis on seller representation, and the MLS record shows exactly that. All 24 of his closed sales in the period were on the listing side. The luxury listing is visible in the numbers as well, with his top sale at $1,300,000.
His profile lists 13 service areas, among them Dayton, Miamisburg, Kettering, Centerville, Springboro and Xenia, and the counties of Montgomery, Greene, Warren, Miami, Clark, Clinton and Hamilton. His active listings have also appeared on local MLS-based home search sites for areas such as Springboro, Beavercreek and Kettering.
No real estate designations, such as ABR, CRS, GRI or SRES, are listed for him, and no local board awards or community roles are on record. Before real estate, his professional history includes corporate work at Lastar and Legrand, where he received company awards in 2011 and 2015. Those are not real estate honors, but they are part of the path that led to his current work.
How he compares locally
Dayton Report tracks closed-sale counts by neighborhood, and Shinkle appears near the top of several of those lists for the period since March 2026. His strongest placement is in Riverside, where his three closings rank second. In Beavercreek Township, his two sales put him third.
He ranks fourth in Five Oaks with one sale and fifth in Historic Inner East with one sale. In Bellbrook he is sixth with two closings. He also appears on the leaderboards for Carlisle, where he is ninth with one sale, and Union, where he is tenth with one sale.
Those rankings reflect a practice that reaches across several local markets rather than dominating one. Because the sales counts in each area are small, a single additional closing can shift a position, and the numbers are best read as a snapshot of recent activity rather than a long-term standing.
What the record shows overall is an agent about four years into the business who has built a steady listing practice: 24 sales and more than $9.3 million in volume since March 2026, a median of 14.5 days on market, a typical sale at 99.6% of list price, and half of his homes selling at or above asking. For homeowners in Montgomery, Greene, Warren and Miami counties weighing a sale, those figures offer a concrete picture of how his listings have performed.
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