Christopher Uphus is a licensed real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Christopher on 26 closed sales (14 as the listing agent, 12 representing the buyer), about $9,678,325 in total sales volume. 8 of those were in the City of Dayton, 2 in West Dayton. Most active in South Park, Franklin, Centerville, Oakwood, Kettering and Fairborn.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 1st in South Park (3 sales)
Overview
Christopher Uphus is a Dayton-area real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group, the Dayton-headquartered brokerage whose main office sits at 201 E. 6th Street downtown. He is listed on the brokerage’s agent directory as Chris Uphus, with the title of agent.
Over the past 12 months, Uphus closed 26 sales worth a combined $9,678,325. The work was nearly evenly divided between the two sides of a transaction: 14 listing sides and 12 buyer sides. That balance suggests a practice that draws on both seller and buyer work rather than leaning heavily on one.
His activity spans a broad part of the Miami Valley. Closings during the period reached from the city of Dayton and the neighborhoods around it to Oakwood, Kettering, Centerville, Franklin, Springboro and Fairborn. The brokerage’s agent page also shows active and sold Dayton-MLS listings in Bellbrook and West Carrollton, in addition to Dayton, Oakwood, Trotwood, Kettering and Fairborn.
The sales record in numbers
The listing side of Uphus’s business is where the figures stand out. His 14 listings that sold had a median of 12 days on market, a quick turnaround by any measure. The median sale-to-list ratio on those homes was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed at its asking price.
Eight of those 14 listings, or 8 of 14, sold at or above the list price. For sellers, that pairing of short marketing time and full-price results is the most useful single indicator in his record.
His sales spanned a wide price range. The lowest closing was $140,000 and the highest was $1,200,000, with a median sale price of $365,000. A spread of that size shows he handles entry-level purchases and higher-end homes within the same year, rather than concentrating in a single price band.
The mix of property types is also worth noting. None of his sales were new construction, a figure of 0%, so his work centers on existing homes. About 54% of his sales were renovated properties, a majority share that points to familiarity with homes that have been updated, whether by owners or by investors before they come to market. He also closed 2 multifamily sales, adding a small but distinct line of business beyond single-family homes.
Taken together, the figures describe an agent who works mainly with resale housing, with a notable renovated segment, and whose listings tend to move quickly and close close to the asking price.
Where he works
Uphus’s closed sales are distributed across ten named areas. The city of Dayton accounts for 8 of his 26 sales, the largest single concentration, and 2 of those were in West Dayton. Beyond the city, he closed sales in suburbs to the south and east, which gives his year a geographic range wider than a single neighborhood.
South Park was his busiest area, with 3 sales. His median price there was $267,500, compared with an area median of $205,000. South Park is a historic residential neighborhood just southeast of downtown Dayton, and his work there sat above the typical price for the area.
In Oakwood, he closed 2 sales at a median of $842,500, against an area median of $404,900. That figure reflects the upper end of his range and includes the kind of higher-priced homes that bring his overall volume up.
Franklin also had 2 sales, at a median of $435,000 compared with an area median of $260,000. Kettering had 2 sales at $287,000, with the area median at $260,000. Centerville, with 2 sales, was close to its market: his median of $358,500 sat near the area median of $349,900.
Single sales rounded out the list. In Trotwood, he closed one sale at $150,000, against an area median of $168,000. In Carillon, one sale at $184,000 compared with an area median of $150,000. In Fairborn, one sale closed at $180,000, with the area median at $220,000. He also closed one sale each in Springboro and Washington Township.
The pattern is a practice that often works at or above neighborhood medians, with a handful of more modest-priced sales in Trotwood and Fairborn that show his reach across price points.
Background and brokerage
Uphus practices with Glasshouse Realty Group, which was founded in 2019 by Evan Kloth and Mo Zahedi. The brokerage is headquartered in Dayton at 201 E. 6th Street and also maintains offices in Huber Heights and in the Oakwood and Kettering area, giving agents a presence in several parts of the region. Glasshouse has expanded into Greene County and Huber Heights with the openings of two new offices.
The brokerage has drawn local recognition. Glasshouse was voted Best Real Estate Agency in Dayton.com’s Best of Dayton awards in 2023 and 2024, and was named Best Real Estate Agency/Team in the Dayton Daily News’ Best of Dayton 2026 contest. Those honors belong to the brokerage as a whole and do not name individual agents.
His agent page on the brokerage site lists an agent license ID of 2021006486.
Homes.com lists Uphus among agents serving Downtown Dayton, giving 80 total sales and 2 in Downtown Dayton. Those are third-party figures that have not been verified, and they cover a different span than the 12-month MLS record described here.
How he compares locally
Because Uphus’s sales are spread across many areas, his local standing is best seen neighborhood by neighborhood. In several of them, a small number of closings was enough to put him near the top of the local leaderboard.
In South Park, he ranks first, with 3 sales, the most of any agent there over the period. In Webster Station, he also holds the first position, with 1 sale.
He ranks third in Oregon, the historic district on the edge of downtown Dayton, with 1 sale. He holds fourth place in Carillon with 1 sale, and fifth place in both Northridge Estates and University Park, each with 1 sale.
These placements reflect modest sales counts in individual areas, which is typical in smaller neighborhoods where a single closing can move an agent up the list. They do show that his activity is recognizable in a range of Dayton-area markets, from the urban core to the suburbs, and that in South Park he led the field.
Across 26 closed sales, a median of 12 days on market for his listings, and sales at or above asking price on more than half of them, the record shows a working agent with a steady, varied book of business in the Dayton market.
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South Park (No. 1)
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Contact
Office phone: (937) 238-9271
Profile on the Glasshouse Realty Group website
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