Gina DiCicco | Realtor, Coldwell Banker Heritage

Gina DiCicco is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage in Washington Township, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Gina on 9 closed sales (2 as the listing agent, 7 representing the buyer), about $3,060,900 in total sales volume. Most active in Bellbrook, Centerville, Spring Valley Township, Franklin Township, Washington Township and Springboro.

Overview

Gina DiCicco is a real estate salesperson with Coldwell Banker Heritage, working out of the brokerage’s office at 8534 Yankee Street in the Centerville area. The brokerage’s directory lists her as a Real Estate Salesperson and gives her Ohio license number as 2021003661. English is the language listed on her profile.

Her recent record is compact but varied. Since March 2026 she has closed 6 sales totaling $2,132,400, with two on the listing side and four representing buyers. Those sales are spread across six different communities in the southern Miami Valley, one in each.

She describes herself as a local real estate professional who offers clients the resources and network of a leading Dayton-area brokerage. On her business pages she describes working as both a buyer’s agent and a listing agent in the Dayton area, and she lists relocation buyers as a focus.

Her sales record in numbers

In the period since March 2026, Gina DiCicco has 6 closed sales and $2,132,400 in total sales volume. Four of the six were buyer-side transactions and two were listings she took to closing. That works out to an average of a little over $355,000 per transaction.

Her prices run from $240,000 at the low end to $505,000 at the high end, with a median of $347,500. The middle of that range sits in the mid-priced part of the southern Dayton suburbs, and the spread shows she has worked across a fairly wide band rather than in a single price tier.

The two listings are where the timing numbers stand out. Her listings had a median of 1.5 days on market, meaning both homes went under contract almost immediately after being offered. Those listings sold at a median of 98.6% of list price, and one of the two closed at or above asking. With only two listings in the window, those figures describe a short run of activity rather than a long-term pattern, but they show quick sales and prices close to the asking figure.

The mix of property types is also clear in the data. None of her six sales were new construction, and none were multifamily. About 83% of her sales, five of the six, were renovated homes, a category that points to resale and updated properties as the core of her recent work.

She recorded no sales in the city of Dayton itself or in West Dayton during this period. Her activity is concentrated instead in the suburbs and townships to the south and east.

Where she works

Her six sales fall in six places: Bellbrook, Spring Valley Township, Franklin Township, Washington Township, Springboro and Centerville. Each accounts for one closing, so the picture is one of breadth. Comparing her sale price in each place with the area’s median price gives a sense of where she has been active.

Bellbrook. Her sale here closed at $240,000, the lowest of her six. The area median is $393,000, so this sale was an entry-level price point for Bellbrook.

Spring Valley Township. This was her highest-priced sale at $505,000, against an area median of $545,000. It is the most expensive of her six, yet it still sits somewhat below the township’s typical price.

Franklin Township. Her sale at $370,000 came in above the area median of $312,000. It is the one place in her record where she worked above the local middle of the market.

Washington Township. The sale closed at $385,000, close to the area median of $400,000. Her brokerage office is also associated with this township in some directory listings.

Springboro. She closed here at $325,000, compared with an area median of $420,000. Springboro is one of the pricier markets in her list, and her sale reached it at a more moderate price point.

Centerville. Her sale closed at $307,400, near the area median of $335,000. Centerville is also the location of her office on Yankee Street.

Taken together, five of her six sales closed at or below the local median, and one closed above it. That pattern fits a record built around accessible and mid-range homes in communities where typical prices run from the low $300,000s to the mid-$500,000s.

Background and credentials

The Coldwell Banker Heritage directory lists Gina DiCicco as a Real Estate Salesperson and shows Ohio license number 2021003661. Coldwell Banker’s national agent directory carries the same title and license number, and links to a personal website through the brokerage’s agent site.

Her own descriptions emphasize service on both sides of a transaction. She is described as a buyer’s agent and a listing agent serving the Dayton area, and she names relocation buyers as a focus. A third-party agent directory lists first-time home buyer and investment work among her activities and puts her experience at roughly five years, though those details come from an aggregator rather than from her brokerage.

Her Instagram bio mentions the President’s Sales Club from Ohio Realtors for 2024. That is her own description, and it has not been confirmed by the brokerage or by Ohio REALTORS. No professional designations such as ABR, CRS, GRI or SRES are listed in the materials available.

Coldwell Banker Heritage describes itself as serving the Miami Valley and as the Dayton region’s top firm by sales volume and units. That is the company’s own characterization of its standing rather than an independent award, but it indicates the size of the organization behind her listings and marketing.

How the numbers read

Gina DiCicco does not yet appear on any local leaderboard, which is unsurprising for a record of six closings in a relatively short window. The more useful view is what those six transactions show about her work.

First, her business is balanced. Four buyer-side sales and two listings suggest she is comfortable on both sides of a deal, consistent with the way she presents herself publicly.

Second, her listings have moved quickly. A median of 1.5 days on market and a median sale-to-list ratio of 98.6% mean the homes she listed drew immediate interest and closed close to asking.

Third, her work is geographically wide. Six sales in six communities, from Bellbrook to Centerville, show a willingness to work across the southern and eastern suburbs rather than concentrating in one neighborhood. Prices from $240,000 to $505,000 show a similarly wide range.

Finally, her sales lean toward renovated homes, at 83% of her total, with no new construction and no multifamily sales in the period. As more closings accumulate, the figures will say more about where her business is heading. For now, they show an active agent with quick listing turnarounds and a broad reach across the Dayton area’s southern communities.

Contact

Office phone: (513) 527-1970
Profile on the Coldwell Banker Heritage 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.