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Devin Eisenhour | Realtor, BHHS Professional Realty

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Devin Eisenhour is a licensed real estate agent with BHHS Professional Realty in Kettering, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Devin on 8 closed sales (8 as the listing agent, 0 representing the buyer), about $2,045,800 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in New Lebanon, Kettering, Fairborn, Harrison Township, Oregon and Washington Township.

Overview

Devin Eisenhour is a real estate agent with BHHS Professional Realty and a member of The Westheimer Group, a team that serves the Dayton metro area. The brokerage lists his office at 3000 Far Hills Avenue in Kettering. He describes his work as serving first-time home buyers and sellers throughout Dayton and the Miami Valley.

Since March 2026, MLS records credit him with 4 closed sales totaling $1,145,900 in volume. All four were listings he represented on the seller’s side, and they closed in four different parts of the region: Fairborn, New Lebanon, Oregon and Washington Township.

What follows is a closer look at those numbers: how his listings priced against local medians, how quickly they sold, and where his business has been concentrated so far.

Sales record in numbers

Of his 4 closed sales in the period since March 2026, 4 were listing sides and none were buyer sides. That makes his recent activity entirely a listing-side business, with every closing coming from a home he marketed for a seller.

The sales ranged from $264,000 to $304,900, with a median of $288,500. The spread is narrow, about $41,000 from bottom to top, which points to a consistent focus on homes in the mid-$200,000s to low $300,000s.

His listings performed well against asking prices. The median sale-to-list ratio on his listings was 101.2%, and 3 of 4 sold at or above the asking price. That suggests the prices set at the outset were closely aligned with what buyers were willing to pay.

The median time on market for his listings was 46 days. For a small group of four sales, that figure is best read as a snapshot rather than a trend, but it sits alongside a sale-to-list ratio above 100%, a pairing that indicates homes found buyers at or above their list prices.

On the type of property, none of the four sales was new construction, and none was a multifamily property. One of the four, or 25%, was a renovated home. The rest were existing single-family resales in their ordinary condition.

Where he works

The four sales are spread evenly across four areas, with one closing each in Fairborn, New Lebanon, Oregon and Washington Township. One of those, in New Lebanon, falls within the City of Dayton figures in the MLS tally; he had no sales in West Dayton during the period.

Fairborn: His sale there closed at $275,000, compared with an area median of $223,000. That places it well above the typical price in the city.

New Lebanon: His sale closed at $264,000, against an area median of $200,000. Again, the home sat comfortably above the local middle of the market.

Oregon: The Oregon sale closed at $304,900, matching the area median of $304,900 exactly. It was also his highest-priced sale in the period.

Washington Township: His sale there closed at $302,000, while the area median is $400,000. Here the home was priced below the typical figure for the township, which reflects how much price levels differ across the Dayton area.

Taken together, the figures show a practitioner whose work in several markets has landed in a similar price band regardless of each area’s own median. In two of the four areas, his sale was priced well above the local median; in one it matched; in one it came in below.

Background and credentials

According to the team’s biography, Eisenhour entered real estate in 2019 and joined The Westheimer Group in 2021. In 2024 he earned the Accredited Buyer Representative designation, known as ABR, a credential aimed at agents who represent buyers.

The team page lists him as a REALTOR®. His brokerage profile describes him as a Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realty Forever Agent, a branding phrase the company uses for its agents.

His brokerage page says he can provide buyers with property data, including sale price history and neighborhood information, along with guidance for first-time purchasers. The page also includes a section on the local communities he serves.

Recent MLS listing records show him with BHHS Professional Realty, including a listing on Drill Avenue in Dayton and a buyer-side record on Kammer Avenue in Dayton.

How he compares locally

Dayton Report tracks agent activity by area, and Eisenhour appears on two of those leaderboards for the period since March 2026.

In Oregon, he ranks third with 1 sale. In New Lebanon, he ranks ninth with 1 sale. Those positions reflect how thin the sales counts are in each of these smaller markets, where a single closing can move an agent several places.

With four closings in the window, his record is still early. The pattern so far, however, is clear: listings priced between $264,000 and $304,900, a median sale-to-list ratio of 101.2%, and three of four selling at or above asking. As more sales close, those numbers will give a fuller picture of his work across the Miami Valley.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 727-4466
Profile on the BHHS Professional Realty website

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