David Worrell is a licensed real estate agent with Collins Real Estate Services in Miamisburg, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show David on 31 closed sales (21 as the listing agent, 10 representing the buyer), about $8,223,485 in total sales volume. Most active in Farmersville, Miamisburg, Washington Township, Centerville, Miami Township and West Carrollton.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 1st in Farmersville (6 sales)
David Worrell at a Glance
David Worrell is a real estate agent with Collins Real Estate Services, a Miamisburg brokerage that describes itself as a women and family-owned business. The brokerage’s agent page lists him as Manager, Licensed Realtor and Office Manager, so his work combines day-to-day selling with a role in running the office.
Over the past 12 months, the MLS shows him with 31 closed sales totaling $8,223,485 in volume. Twenty-one of those were listing sides and ten were buyer sides, which means roughly two of every three transactions came from representing sellers.
His own description is of a buy/sell agent serving Dayton and the surrounding region. He also says he works closely with loan officers, appraisers, inspectors, contractors and title companies, the network of professionals that surrounds most home transactions. His Zillow profile lists his specialties as buyer’s agent, listing agent, relocation and rentals.
The Sales Record in Numbers
The headline figure is 31 closed sales in the past 12 months, worth $8,223,485 in total. Divided evenly, that works out to roughly $265,000 per transaction, which sits close to the median price of his sales, $249,900.
The split between sides is the most distinctive feature of the record. He represented sellers on 21 sales and buyers on 10. A listing-heavy mix means that much of his work begins with pricing a home, preparing it for the market and fielding offers.
Those listings moved quickly. The median time on market for his listings was 20 days, and the median sale-to-list price ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed at its asking price. Of the 21 listings, 12 sold at or above asking, a little over half.
The price range is wide. His lowest closed sale was $125,000 and his highest was $760,000, with the median at $249,900. The bulk of his activity therefore falls in the entry-level to mid-market range, with a smaller number of transactions well above it.
The mix of property types is traditional. None of his sales were new construction, and none were multifamily. About 10% were renovated homes. The rest were existing single-family resales, which is the core of the local market in most of the communities he serves.
Where He Works
The MLS places his sales across ten areas, with a clear concentration in the southern Dayton suburbs. Farmersville leads with 6 sales, followed by Miamisburg with 4 and Washington Township with 3. Miami Township and Centerville each had 2. West Carrollton, Beavercreek, Huber Heights, Kettering and Brookville each had one.
He recorded no sales in the city of Dayton or in West Dayton over the period, even though his Zillow profile lists Dayton among his service areas. His activity is firmly in the suburbs and small towns around it.
Farmersville is the center of his business. His median sale price there was $204,950, against an area median of $220,000, so he works slightly below the typical price point in the village. In Miamisburg, where the brokerage is based, his median was $250,500 against an area median of $274,900.
In Washington Township, his three sales had a median of $281,000, compared with an area median of $412,000. That puts his work there in the more accessible part of a higher-priced market. Beavercreek shows a similar pattern: his one sale closed at $205,000 where the area median is $330,000.
Elsewhere his sales ran above the local middle. In Miami Township, his median of $307,450 compares with an area median of $260,000. In Centerville, his two sales had a median of $537,500, well above the area median of $349,900, and that pair accounts for part of the upper end of his range. In Huber Heights, his one sale at $257,135 compares with an area median of $226,500.
In West Carrollton, his single sale at $180,000 landed close to the area median of $185,000.
The brokerage lists a broader set of communities it serves: Bellbrook, Carlisle, Centerville, Dayton, Farmersville, Franklin, Germantown, Gratis, Kettering, Miami Township, Miamisburg, Moraine, Springboro and West Carrollton.
Background and Role
Collins Real Estate Services lists Worrell as Manager and Licensed Realtor, and a Better Business Bureau listing for the company names him as Office Manager. The brokerage’s listings page shows him as the listing agent on active homes in the Dayton area, so the management title sits alongside an active sales practice.
His Zillow profile states 16 years of experience, a self-reported figure. The same profile lists his specialties as buyer’s agent, listing agent, relocation and rentals, and it names a service area that includes Kettering, West Carrollton, Centerville, Springboro, Farmersville, Franklin, Carlisle, Dayton, Germantown and Miamisburg.
In describing his approach, he emphasizes relationships with the other professionals involved in a closing: lenders, appraisers, inspectors, contractors and title companies. For a listing-heavy agent, that network matters in the weeks between accepting an offer and closing.
The brokerage describes its mission as helping families buy or sell a home, and it presents itself as a women and family-owned company based in Miamisburg.
How He Compares Locally
The clearest local standing in the numbers is in Farmersville, where his 6 sales place him first on the area leaderboard for the past 12 months. In a small market, that lead reflects steady repeat presence rather than a single large year.
His record also shows a seller-side focus: 21 of 31 sales were listings, and the median listing sold in 20 days at 100.0% of list price. Those figures describe a practice in which homes are priced close to where the market settles.
Across ten areas, with a median price of $249,900 and a high of $760,000, his work spans a broad slice of the southern Dayton market. That range, from small-town starter homes to Centerville properties above the local median, is the main feature of his record over the past year.
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Farmersville (No. 1)
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Contact
Office phone: (937) 866-6364
Profile on the Collins Real Estate Services website
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