Danyell DeYoung is a licensed real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Troy, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Danyell on 17 closed sales (0 as the listing agent, 17 representing the buyer), about $4,652,832 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Troy, Fairborn, Piqua, Butler Township, Tipp City and Beavercreek.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 9th in Butler Township (2 sales)
Overview
Danyell DeYoung is a real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Troy, working primarily with buyers across Miami County and the surrounding Greater Dayton area. Over the past 12 months she closed 17 sales totaling $4,652,832, and every one of them was on the buyer’s side of the transaction.
Her own materials describe a practice built around first-time homebuyers, military relocation clients, and homeowners who are sizing up or down. The numbers fit that description: a price range anchored in the mid-$200,000s, a spread of communities from Piqua to Beavercreek, and a notable share of renovated homes.
Her brokerage profile lists service in Troy, Tipp City, Piqua, Sidney, Vandalia, and New Carlisle.
The sales record in numbers
Seventeen closed sales over twelve months puts DeYoung’s volume at an average of roughly $273,700 per transaction. All 17 were buyer-side deals, with 0 listing-side sales in the period. Because she did not sell any of her own listings in this window, there are no days-on-market or sale-to-list figures to report for her listings.
Her prices ranged from a low of $185,900 to a high of $479,900, with a median of $254,900. That median sits in the range that many first-time buyers in the Miami County market tend to shop, and it lines up with the focus she describes on her brokerage profile. The top of her range, a Beavercreek purchase at $479,900, shows she also works well above that median.
The mix of homes is worth noting. About 35% of her closed sales were renovated homes, and roughly 12% were new construction. She closed no multifamily sales in the period. Put together, nearly half of her transactions involved homes that were either recently updated or newly built, while the rest were established homes sold in their existing condition.
One sale took place within the City of Dayton and none in West Dayton. Her activity is concentrated instead in the communities north and east of the city, along the Interstate 75 corridor and in Greene County.
Where she works
Troy was her busiest area, with 3 sales. Her median price there was $235,000, compared with an area median of $299,900. In practical terms, her Troy buyers were purchasing below the typical price in the city, a pattern consistent with her work with first-time buyers.
Fairborn and Piqua each produced 2 sales. In Fairborn her median was $306,000 against an area median of $220,000, so her buyers there were in the upper part of the market. In Piqua her median of $197,950 was close to the area figure of $180,000, a modest difference in one of the more affordable communities in her mix.
Butler Township also accounted for 2 sales, at a median of $401,404 versus an area median of $335,000. It is her highest-priced area by median among those with more than one sale. In the Butler Township leaderboard she ranks ninth with two sales.
Single sales rounded out the picture. In Tipp City she closed one at $256,500, below that area’s $360,000 median. In Beavercreek, her one sale came in at $479,900 against an area median of $330,000. A sale in Northridge Estates closed at $218,225 compared with an area median of $198,900, and one in Riverside closed at $202,000 versus $195,000. Her remaining sales were in Miami Township and Englewood.
In all, she recorded sales in ten distinct areas within a year. That breadth is a feature of buyer-focused work: a buyer’s agent follows the client’s search rather than a single farm area, and her results span Miami, Montgomery, and Greene County communities.
Background and credentials
DeYoung is a licensed Ohio real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group, according to her brokerage profile, which lists license ID 20200007573. Her profile states that she has five years of experience in the Greater Dayton area. The state’s online license lookup was retired in October 2025, and license status is now checked through the Ohio Department of Commerce at com.ohio.gov/real.
She describes her work as centered on first-time homebuyers, military relocation clients, and people moving to a larger or smaller home. Her profile also mentions volunteer work with local charities, though it does not name the organizations. A business listing for her describes the practice as veteran-owned and serving the Troy area.
Earlier in her career she was affiliated with the Coldwell Banker Heritage office on South Weston Road in Troy. She is now with Glasshouse Realty Group, whose office is on West Franklin Street in Troy.
Glasshouse Realty Group, the brokerage, says it has grown to more than 180 agents across 11 locations since 2019 and launched a commercial division in 2024. Her personal website notes that the agency was voted Best Real Estate Agency in Dayton.com’s Best of Dayton awards in 2023 and 2024, and that it was named to the Dayton Business Journal’s 2024 Fastest-Growing Companies. Those recognitions belong to the brokerage rather than to DeYoung individually.
How she compares locally
The one leaderboard position available for DeYoung is in Butler Township, where her 2 sales place her ninth among agents active there. In a township where a single transaction can move an agent several places, that standing reflects a steady presence in a higher-priced market, given her $401,404 median there.
Her broader profile is that of a buyer’s agent with a wide geographic reach rather than a concentrated neighborhood specialist. Seventeen purchases spread across ten areas, with no area accounting for more than three, shows a practice that goes where clients are looking. Her price points fall below the area median in Troy and Tipp City, and above it in Fairborn, Piqua, Butler Township, Beavercreek, Northridge Estates, and Riverside.
For buyers weighing agents, the figures show an agent whose recent work covers entry-level homes in the low $200,000s, mid-priced homes in the $300,000s, and several purchases near $400,000 or higher. Combined with a notable share of renovated and new-construction homes, her record reflects experience across a range of property types and price points in the northern Dayton region.
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Butler Township (No. 9)
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Contact
Office phone: (937) 238-9271
Profile on the Glasshouse Realty Group website
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