David E Roth | Realtor, Keller Williams Advisors Realty

David E Roth is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Advisors Realty in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show David on 32 closed sales (19 as the listing agent, 13 representing the buyer), about $11,896,500 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Kettering, Washington Township, Springboro, Beavercreek, Riverside and Fairborn.

David E. Roth at a glance

David E. Roth is a REALTOR and team leader at Keller Williams Advisors Realty in Dayton, working from the brokerage’s office on Far Hills Avenue. He leads the Veteran’s Home Team, and his professional profile describes a practice built around buyers, sellers and investors across the Miami Valley.

Over the past 12 months, Roth closed 32 sales worth a combined $11,896,500. That works out to an average sale of roughly $372,000, with a median of $310,000. Of those closings, 19 were on the listing side and 13 were on the buyer side, so a little under 60 percent of his business came from representing sellers.

A year of sales in numbers

The 32 closed sales span a wide price range. The lowest was $149,500 and the highest $950,000, with the median sitting at $310,000. That spread covers entry-level homes, mid-market houses and a handful of upper-tier properties, which suggests a practice not confined to one price point.

The listing side is where the most detail is available. Roth took 19 listings to closing in the past 12 months. Those homes sold at a median of 98.3% of their list price, meaning sellers typically came away within about two percent of the asking figure. Five of the 19 sold at or above asking.

The median time on market for those listings was 55 days, a little under two months from listing to a deal. Buyer-side work added another 13 closings, so about four of every ten transactions involved Roth guiding a purchaser rather than marketing a home.

The mix of property types is also telling. About 34 percent of his sales were renovated homes, which is roughly one in three. New construction made up about 3 percent, essentially a single sale, and he recorded no multifamily sales in the period. His work is concentrated on existing single-family homes, with a notable share that had been updated before sale.

Where the sales closed

Roth’s business is spread across the southern and eastern parts of the Dayton region and extends into neighboring counties. Kettering led with 5 sales, followed by Washington Township and Springboro with 3 each. Riverside, Fairborn, Troy and Beavercreek each had 2 sales, while Englewood, Belmont and Lebanon each had one. Those ten areas account for 22 of his 32 closings, with the remainder scattered among other communities. He recorded one sale in the city of Dayton itself and none in west Dayton.

That geography fits the service area on his profile, which names the Miami Valley as a whole. It also reflects the older footprint of his team, which previously operated out of a Keller Williams office in Beavercreek, another community where he still closes sales.

Spreading business across this many places means no single market defines the practice. The most active area, Kettering, represented about 16 percent of his closings. The picture is of an agent who follows clients across several suburbs and small cities instead of working one tightly drawn territory.

How his prices compare with each area

For the eight areas with enough sales to compare, the figures set Roth’s median sale price beside the median for the area as a whole. In several, his typical sale ran above the local middle of the market.

In Kettering, his median was $315,000 against an area median of $260,000. In Springboro, it was $450,000 against $425,000, and in Beavercreek it was $342,500 against $330,000. Riverside followed the same pattern, with his median of $220,000 above the area’s $195,000.

The largest gap came in Troy, where his two sales had a median of $541,750, well above the area median of $299,900. That points to work in the upper part of the Troy market, though two sales is a small sample.

In other places his sales landed below the local median. In Fairborn, his median of $210,750 sat close to the area’s $220,000, and in Englewood his $222,000 compared with $245,000. In Washington Township, his three sales had a median of $192,000, while the township’s median is $412,000. That indicates he helped clients with more moderately priced homes in a community where the typical sale is considerably higher.

Taken together, the numbers describe an agent whose business runs from the lower end of several local markets to the upper end of others, rather than staying in a single band. With so few sales in each community, these comparisons are best read as a snapshot of the year rather than a fixed pattern.

Background and credentials

Roth’s profile says he spent 22 years in the Air Force before turning to real estate as a second career, and it cites 16 years of experience in the field. His team’s name, Veteran’s Home Team, reflects that military background, and an earlier directory listing for the team mentioned a military discount.

He is described as a REALTOR and team leader at Keller Williams Advisors Realty. The profile lists an Ohio real estate license and a Florida license, and the team’s website also carries the Keller Williams Fort Myers and the Islands market in its header. His profile calls the team a top-producing one at the Dayton market center, though no specific award or ranking has been published to support that.

The brokerage he works with is a large one. Keller Williams Advisors Realty has about 587 active agents and roughly 4,955 transaction sides, according to industry figures for the office. Those totals describe the office as a whole rather than Roth personally, but they show the scale of the operation behind his team.

He says his work centers on serving buyers, sellers and investors. The sales data fits the first two groups clearly, with 19 listing sides and 13 buyer sides, and the absence of multifamily closings in the past year means investor-focused activity was not a visible part of his recent record.

What the record shows

Reduced to its essentials, Roth’s past year is that of a steady, mid-volume agent: 32 closings, nearly $11.9 million in sales volume, and a median price of $310,000. His listings sold close to asking at a median of 98.3 percent, and a typical one reached a closing in 55 days.

His work is spread across Kettering, Washington Township, Springboro and a number of neighboring communities, with a price range that runs from under $150,000 to $950,000. A third of his sales were renovated homes, and nearly all of the rest were existing homes in a range of conditions.

Anyone weighing agents in the southern Miami Valley can use these figures as a starting point: how an agent’s typical price compares with the local market, how long listings take to sell, and how closely they reach the asking price. Roth’s numbers on each of those measures are laid out above.

Contact

Office phone: (513) 766-9200
Profile on the Keller Williams Advisors Realty website

Sales figures come from Dayton REALTORS® MLS records and are updated monthly. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Is this you? Claim this listing to add your photo, bio and contact details.