Brittain Hood is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage in Springboro, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Brittain on 17 closed sales (9 as the listing agent, 8 representing the buyer), about $7,802,100 in total sales volume. Most active in Springboro, Washington Township, Clearcreek Township, Centerville, South Lebanon and Lebanon.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 8th in South Lebanon (1 sale)
Overview
Brittain Hood, who also goes by Britt, is a real estate salesperson with Coldwell Banker Heritage, working out of the brokerage’s Springboro office on North Main Street. Over the past 12 months she closed 17 sales worth a combined $7,802,100, with activity concentrated in Springboro and the surrounding communities of Warren and Montgomery counties.
Her year was split nearly evenly between the two sides of a transaction: 9 listing sides and 8 buyer sides. That balance suggests a practice that is not tied to one kind of client, and it matches how her brokerage profile describes her work, which runs from first-time buyers to luxury clientele.
Her sales ranged from $187,500 to $915,000, with a median sale price of $406,000.
Sales record in numbers
The most striking figure on the listing side is speed. Across her 9 listing sales, the median time on market was 4 days. In a typical market, a home that sells within a week is notable, and a median of four days indicates that most of her listings drew a buyer almost immediately.
Pricing also held up. The median sale-to-list ratio on her listings was 100.0%, meaning the typical home sold for exactly its asking price. Five of the nine listings, or 5 of 9, sold at or above asking. The remaining four sold somewhat below list, which is common in any given year.
The mix of property types is worth noting. About 53% of her sales were renovated homes, a little over half of the total, which works out to roughly nine of her 17 closings. None were new construction, and she had no multifamily sales in the period. Her work, by these numbers, centers on resale single-family housing, with a sizable share of homes that had been updated before or around the time of sale.
Her buyer-side work accounted for 8 of the 17 closings. Together with the listing side, that gives her an average sale of roughly $459,000, higher than her $406,000 median, which reflects a handful of larger transactions at the upper end of her range, including the $915,000 high sale.
Where she works
Springboro is her home base and her largest market, with 5 sales. Her median price there was $485,000, compared with an area median of $425,000. That places her work in Springboro somewhat above the typical price in the city, which suggests she handled a number of the more substantial homes in that market.
In Washington Township she closed 4 sales at a median of $400,500, close to the area median of $412,000. Her activity there sits almost exactly at the center of the local market.
Clearcreek Township produced 2 sales at a median of $592,450, against an area median of $567,000. It was the highest-priced area in which she closed more than one sale. In Centerville she also had 2 sales, with a median of $297,500, compared with an area median of $349,900, so those transactions were in the more accessible part of that market.
She had one sale each in four other places. In Lebanon, her sale closed at $600,000 against an area median of $370,000. In South Lebanon, the sale was $574,900 against a median of $435,000. In Miamisburg, the sale was $315,000 against $274,900, and in Kettering it was $192,000 against $260,000. Single sales say little about a pattern, but they show a practice that reaches across a wide stretch of the southern Miami Valley.
She recorded no sales in the city of Dayton or in West Dayton during the period, so her work is concentrated in the southern suburbs and townships.
Background and credentials
According to her Coldwell Banker profile, Hood has been in real estate for over seven years. The profile also says she has earned Coldwell Banker’s International President’s Elite Award and that her team, BH Real Estate Collective, has been ranked among the company’s top small teams.
Her profile describes her market as Dayton and Springboro and lists her client range as first-time buyers through luxury clientele. The brokerage directory lists property management, residential investment and commercial investment among the services offered through her page.
She also created a dedicated program for first responders, aimed at people who serve their communities. The profile gives no further detail on how the program works.
Her profile makes additional performance claims, including consistent annual sales of about $10 million and a place in the top 1.5% of Ohio Realtors, as well as several consecutive years as a top buyer’s agent. Those are her own statements. Her MLS record over the most recent 12 months, at $7.8 million, is the figure documented here.
Her profile says she is now operating independently, while the Coldwell Banker Heritage directory continues to list her as a salesperson in its Springboro office. A personal website, britthood.com, is also listed.
Reading the numbers together
Taken as a whole, the figures describe an agent whose listings tend to sell quickly and at or near asking price. A four-day median on the market and a 100.0% median sale-to-list ratio are strong results by any measure, and they come from a sample of nine listings, which is small enough that a few sales can move the numbers.
Her price points vary more than her geography. The range from $187,500 to $915,000 covers entry-level and higher-end homes, and her sales in Springboro, Clearcreek Township, Lebanon and South Lebanon came in above area medians, while her Centerville and Kettering sales came in below. That spread fits the breadth of client she describes in her profile.
Over the past 12 months, then, Hood’s practice was built on resale homes in the Springboro area and its neighbors, with a roughly even split between sellers and buyers, a meaningful share of renovated properties, and a consistent record of homes that moved quickly once on the market.
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South Lebanon (No. 8)
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Contact
Office phone: (513) 527-1970
Profile on the Coldwell Banker Heritage website
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