Jennifer Fischer | Realtor, Keller Williams Community Part

Jennifer Fischer is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Community Part in Miamisburg, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Jennifer on 22 closed sales (10 as the listing agent, 12 representing the buyer), about $6,433,600 in total sales volume. Most active in Beavercreek, Xenia, Washington Township, Fairborn, Beavercreek Township and Waynesville.

Overview

Jennifer Fischer is a Realtor with Keller Williams Community Partners, working out of the brokerage’s office at 2835 Miami Village Drive in Miamisburg. Her own Keller Williams site describes her work as helping clients with property search, sale and ownership needs, and her professional page describes a focus on buying, selling and investing.

Her name is also listed with the Gillen Group, a team that operates under the Keller Williams Community Partners banner. Ryan Gillen is identified as the team’s lead, with specialties that include buyer representation, listing representation, relocation and consulting.

Over the past 12 months, Fischer closed 22 sales totaling $6,433,600 in MLS-reported volume. The work was split fairly evenly between the two sides of a transaction: 10 listing sides and 12 buyer sides.

Sales record in numbers

Across the 22 closed sales, prices ran from $145,000 at the low end to $529,000 at the high end, with a median of $287,000. That spread covers entry-level homes as well as properties well into the upper-middle part of the local market, and it suggests a practice that is not confined to one price tier.

The strongest figures come from her listings. Her 10 listing sales had a median of just 2.5 days on the market, meaning half of them went under contract within a few days of being listed. The median sale-to-list ratio on those homes was 100.0%, so the typical listing sold for its asking price. In all, 8 of her 10 listings sold at or above asking.

Those numbers point to homes that were priced to draw immediate attention. A median of two and a half days is quick by any measure, and a median ratio at full list price means that, more often than not, sellers achieved the number they set out to reach.

The mix of property types is also worth noting. None of her sales in the period were new construction, and none were multifamily properties. About 41% of her sales involved renovated homes, a sizable share that shows regular work with houses that have been updated before or around the time of sale. The remaining sales were of existing single-family homes that were not flagged as renovated.

Where she works

Fischer’s sales are concentrated east and north of the Dayton core. She recorded no sales in the city of Dayton itself or in West Dayton during the period. Her activity was spread across seven areas in Greene, Montgomery and Warren counties.

Beavercreek was her busiest market with 8 sales, about a third of her total. Her median price there was $340,000, slightly above the area median of $330,000. That close alignment suggests her Beavercreek work sits squarely in the middle of the local market rather than at either extreme.

Xenia followed with 4 sales. Her median price was $197,450 against an area median of $250,000, which puts her work there in the more accessible part of the Xenia market. In Washington Township, where she closed 3 sales, her median of $166,000 was well below the area median of $412,000. That gap shows she handled homes at the lower end of a township whose overall median is considerably higher.

Fairborn produced 2 sales at a median of $367,450, compared with an area median of $220,000. Here the pattern runs the other way: her transactions were among the higher-priced homes in the city.

She also closed single sales in three other areas. In Waynesville, a sale at $350,000 compared with an area median of $425,000. In Vandalia, her sale at $315,000 was above the area median of $253,000. In Beavercreek Township, her sale at $529,000, the highest of her year, compared with an area median of $500,000.

Reading the pattern

Taken together, the area figures describe an agent who works across a wide range of price points rather than one narrow band. In Beavercreek and Beavercreek Township her sales landed close to or just above local medians. In Xenia and Washington Township she was active below them. In Fairborn and Vandalia she worked above them.

With 22 sales in 12 months, the numbers for individual areas are small, and a single transaction can move a median noticeably. Still, the overall picture is consistent: steady activity in Beavercreek, a meaningful presence in Xenia, and a scattering of sales across several neighboring communities.

The balance between 10 listings and 12 buyer-side transactions is another marker of range. Many agents lean heavily toward one side of the business, while Fischer’s year was split almost evenly. That fits the way her own page describes her work, which covers buying, selling and investing.

Background and brokerage

Fischer practices under Ohio license number 2018003763, as published on her Keller Williams site. The number is consistent with a start in the business around 2018, which matches a work history that begins that year.

She is affiliated with Keller Williams Community Partners, whose Miamisburg office is at 2835 Miami Village Drive. A third-party business directory states that the office ranked first in listings, volume and homes sold among members of the Dayton Area Board of Realtors in 2023. That is a description of the office as a whole rather than of Fischer individually, and it is not an official board announcement, but it gives context for the brokerage she works within.

Through the Gillen Group, she is part of a team structure within that office. Team affiliation can mean shared marketing and administrative support, though the specifics of how Fischer’s work is organized within the team are not detailed publicly.

What can be said is grounded in her recorded transactions: 22 closed sales, $6.4 million in volume, listings that sold in a matter of days, and a client base spread across the eastern and northern parts of the Dayton region.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 797-0560

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.