Cory Allen | Realtor, Streetlight Realty LLC

Cory Allen is a licensed real estate agent with Streetlight Realty LLC in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales ActivityOver the period since March 2026, MLS records show Cory on 45 closed sales (45 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $7,293,200 in total sales volume. 14 of those were in the City of Dayton, 15 in West Dayton. Most active in Miami Township, Riverside, Franklin, Xenia, Westwood and North Riverdale.
Dayton Report Leaderboards9th in Miami Valley (45 sales)4th in West Dayton (15 sales)1st in Xenia Township (2 sales)3rd in Franklin Township (2 sales)4th in Riverside (3 sales)
Overview
Cory Allen is a Dayton-area real estate agent whose recent closed sales in the Miami Valley MLS are credited to Streetlight Realty LLC. Since March 2026 he has closed 44 sales totaling $7,030,200. Every one of those transactions was on the listing side, so his recent work has centered on preparing homes for market and bringing them to a close.
His activity is spread across a wide stretch of southwest Ohio. It runs from the city of Dayton and its West Dayton neighborhoods to Riverside, Miami Township, Franklin, Xenia and several surrounding townships. The price range is broad too, from a $21,000 sale at the low end to a $379,900 sale at the high end, with a median of $142,000.
The pace of his listings stands out. The median home he listed sold in 8.5 days on the market, and the median sale price came in at 98.2% of list price.
The sales record in numbers
Across the period since March 2026, Allen has recorded 44 closed sales, all of them listing sides (44 of 44), with no buyer-side closings in the data. Total sales volume was $7,030,200, which works out to an average of roughly $160,000 per sale. The median sale price of $142,000 sits a little below that average, a sign that a handful of higher-priced homes lift the mean while most sales land in the low-to-mid six figures or below.
The price range tells the same story. The lowest sale was $21,000 and the highest was $379,900. That spread reflects a book of business that includes small, lower-priced properties as well as a few homes in the upper-middle range of the markets he serves.
Speed is the clearest strength in the numbers. The median time on market for his listings was 8.5 days. A median under nine days means that at least half of his listings went from active to under contract in a little over a week. Sale-to-list ratio, which compares the final price to the original asking price, had a median of 98.2%. Put plainly, the typical home he listed closed within about two percent of its list price.
Of his 44 listing sales, 18 closed at or above asking price, roughly 41 percent of the total. That is a meaningful share given the number of lower-priced properties in the mix, where pricing is often set to attract quick interest.
The composition of his sales is also worth noting. None of his sales, 0%, were new construction. About 34% were renovated homes, which suggests that a sizable portion of his business involves properties that have been updated or rehabbed before sale. One of the 44 sales was a multifamily property. Taken together, the figures describe an agent working mostly with existing single-family housing, with a steady stream of renovated inventory and an occasional multi-unit sale.
Where he works
The MLS data places a large share of Allen’s sales in and around the city of Dayton. 14 of his sales were in the city of Dayton, and 15 were in West Dayton, a grouping that overlaps with several of the neighborhoods named below. Together, those two clusters account for a substantial part of the 44-sale total.
Beyond the city, the largest single-area counts are modest and evenly distributed. Miami Township and Riverside each had 3 sales. Franklin, Westwood, Jefferson Township, Xenia Township, Franklin Township, Xenia, North Riverdale and Harrison Township each had 2 sales. That spread points to a practice that is geographically wide rather than concentrated in one pocket.
Comparing his median sale price with the median price in each area adds context. In Miami Township, his three sales had a median of $112,500, against an area median of $259,500. In Riverside, his median was $127,900 against an area median of $195,000. In Franklin, his two sales had a median of $85,000 against $260,000 for the area.
In Westwood, his two sales had a median of $33,000, compared with an area median of $65,000. In Jefferson Township, his median was $126,500 against $179,900. In Xenia Township, it was $201,000 against $320,000, and in Xenia it was $136,250 against $239,000.
The closest match to local pricing came in Franklin Township, where his two sales had a median of $266,500 against an area median of $312,000. In every area listed, his sales landed at or below the local median, which fits a pattern of working in the more accessible end of each market, including entry-level homes and properties that were renovated before sale.
Public profile information describes a service area that includes Dayton, Middletown, Cincinnati, Springfield and Xenia, along with other Ohio ZIP codes. That is consistent with the sales footprint seen in the MLS figures, which stretches across Montgomery, Greene, Warren and Butler county communities.
Background and credentials
Public agent profiles list Allen as an Ohio licensed real estate salesperson. One profile says he obtained his license in early 2016, and profiles on Zillow and a national agent directory cite 10 years of experience. Specialties listed on his Zillow profile are buyer’s agent, listing agent and investment properties. His recent MLS record, which is entirely on the listing side, lines up with the listing-agent part of that description.
One of his profiles says that beginning in late 2018 he broadened his work to include wholesaling, investing, commercial and multi-family real estate. The sales data reflects some of that range: the renovated-home share of 34% and a multifamily sale are both consistent with investor-oriented activity, although the data alone does not show his role in any particular property.
Other profile tags mention experience with distressed properties, first-time buyers, investments, luxury homes and new construction. Of these, only some are visible in his recent numbers. His sales since March 2026 include no new construction, and the highest sale price was $379,900. A professional profile lists membership in the National Association of Realtors, and describes work in both the Dayton and Cincinnati markets. English is the only language listed.
What can be documented is a licensed agent roughly a decade into his career, working mostly on the listing side, with a recent record built on fast-moving sales.
How he compares locally
The MLS leaderboards offer a way to place Allen’s recent work against other agents in the same areas. In the full Miami Valley ranking, his 44 closed sales put him in 9th place. That is a strong showing in a market with a very large number of active agents.
In West Dayton, his 15 sales rank 4th. In several smaller neighborhoods and townships, he ranks at or near the top, even though the sale counts are small. He is 1st in Westwood (2 sales), Xenia Township (2 sales), College Hill (1 sale) and Cornell Heights (1 sale). He is 2nd in North Riverdale (2 sales) and Highview Hills (1 sale), and 3rd in Franklin Township (2 sales).
Further down the list, he places 4th in Riverside (3 sales) and in Jamestown Village (1 sale), and 5th in Fairview and Middletown (1 sale each). In Miami Township (3 sales) and Franklin (2 sales), he ranks 6th.
These rankings are based on small counts in many of the neighborhoods, so a first-place finish usually means one or two closings rather than a dominant share. The more meaningful comparisons are the larger ones: ninth across the Miami Valley and fourth in West Dayton, both on a body of 44 closed sales in a relatively short window.
Taken together, the numbers describe an agent with a wide geographic footprint, a median price well under the typical home price in most of the areas he serves, quick time on market and sale prices that stay close to asking. For sellers considering the neighborhoods where he is active, those are the figures that define his recent record.
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