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Eric Weimer | Realtor, Glasshouse Realty Group

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Eric Weimer is a licensed real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Eric on 21 closed sales (10 as the listing agent, 11 representing the buyer), about $8,149,719 in total sales volume. Most active in Washington Township, Kettering, Vandalia, Fairborn, Miamisburg and Beavercreek.

Overview

Eric Weimer is a residential real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group, a Dayton brokerage. Over the past 12 months he closed 21 sales totaling $8,149,719 in volume, working across the Dayton suburbs and the communities south and east of the city.

His activity was nearly evenly split between the two sides of a transaction: 10 listing sides and 11 buyer sides. That balance means he spent about as much time helping sellers bring homes to market as helping buyers find them.

He describes his work as residential real estate across the Greater Dayton Area, and the sales record bears that out. His closings reach ten different areas, from Washington Township and Kettering to Fairborn, Miamisburg, Vandalia and Oakwood.

Eric Weimer is listed as an agent on the Glasshouse Realty Group website. The brokerage opened in 2019 and operates from offices in downtown Dayton, Huber Heights and on Patterson Road serving the Oakwood and Kettering area.

The sales record in numbers

Across his 21 closed sales, prices ranged from $134,000 to $860,000, with a median of $327,500. That spread covers starter-level homes, mid-market properties and a handful of higher-priced sales, so his work is not confined to a single price tier.

The listings he represented moved quickly. His 10 listing sales had a median of 19 days on market, a pace that suggests homes were priced and presented to draw prompt attention. Those listings closed at a median of 98.9% of the asking price, and 5 of the 10 sold at or above asking.

A sale-to-list ratio near 99% means sellers he represented generally received close to their full list price. Combined with the short time on market, it points to listings that met the market where it was rather than lingering.

The mix of property types is also worth noting. None of his sales were new construction, so his business is built around existing homes. About 52% of his sales were renovated properties, meaning roughly half of his closings involved homes that had been updated. He also handled 2 multifamily sales, which shows some work beyond the single-family market.

In total, the 21 sales produced an average of roughly $388,000 per transaction by volume, a figure that sits somewhat above his median because a few higher-priced homes lift the total.

Where he works

His largest concentration was in Washington Township, where he closed 6 sales. His median sale price there was $380,950, against an area median of $412,000. His work in the township therefore sat modestly below the typical price point, in a part of the market with a good deal of range.

In Kettering he closed 3 sales with a median of $670,000, well above the area median of $260,000. That puts his Kettering business at the upper end of the local market, and it accounts for much of his top-priced activity.

Vandalia and Fairborn each produced 2 sales. In Vandalia his median was $405,000 against an area median of $253,000. In Fairborn his median was $180,000, compared with an area median of $220,000, so those sales were in the more accessible part of the market.

In Miamisburg, where he also closed 2 sales, his median of $276,800 was almost level with the area median of $274,900. In effect, his work there tracked the typical home.

He closed one sale each in Trotwood, Moraine, Beavercreek, Miami Township and Oakwood. The Trotwood sale closed at $220,000 against an area median of $168,000. The Moraine sale closed at $185,000, near the area median of $180,000. The Beavercreek sale, at $134,000, was the lowest-priced of his year and came in an area where the median is $330,000.

He recorded no sales in the city of Dayton itself or in West Dayton during this period, which places his business in the surrounding suburbs and townships.

Brokerage and background

Eric Weimer is a licensed Ohio real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group, according to his professional social media page. The brokerage lists him as an agent on its website, and a national real estate directory includes him as a member of the Glasshouse office team with a Dayton service area.

Glasshouse Realty Group was founded in 2019 and lists specialties that include Ohio real estate, relocation, cash offers and first-time home buying. The brokerage holds Better Business Bureau accreditation dating to September 2019. Its website carries a “Best of Dayton — Top Brokerage 2025” designation, an honor held by the firm as a whole.

The brokerage maintains three offices: a main location on East Sixth Street in downtown Dayton, one in Huber Heights, and one on Patterson Road that serves Oakwood and Kettering. Those locations line up with the areas where Weimer closed most of his business, including Kettering and Oakwood on the south side of the metro.

How he compares locally

In Trotwood, Eric Weimer ranks ninth among agents by closed sales over the past 12 months, with 1 sale. Trotwood is a smaller market, and a single closing is enough to place an agent on the local leaderboard.

His broader record is better read through the figures above. With 21 sales spread over ten areas, a median listing time of 19 days and a sale-to-list ratio of 98.9%, his year reflects steady, varied activity rather than a concentration in one neighborhood.

He also worked at both ends of the price range, from a $134,000 sale in Beavercreek to an $860,000 sale at the top of his range, with his median of $327,500 sitting in the middle of the Dayton-area market.

For homeowners and buyers around Washington Township, Kettering, Vandalia and Miamisburg, those numbers offer a clear picture of where his recent work has been concentrated.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 238-9271
Profile on the Glasshouse Realty Group website

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