Jeramy Hyden | Realtor, Glasshouse Realty Group

Jeramy Hyden is a licensed real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Huber Heights, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Jeramy on 17 closed sales (1 as the listing agent, 16 representing the buyer), about $4,557,000 in total sales volume. Most active in Huber Heights, Beavercreek, Troy, Jamestown Vlg, Clayton and Xenia.

Overview

Jeramy Hyden is a Dayton-area Realtor whose recent work is mostly on the buyer side of the table and spread across a wide band of Miami Valley communities. In the past 12 months he closed 17 sales totaling $4,557,000 in volume, an average of roughly $268,000 per transaction. Sixteen of those closings were buyer-side and one was a listing.

His year did not cluster in a single neighborhood. Sales are recorded in Huber Heights, Beavercreek, Troy, Jamestown, Clayton, Xenia, Miamisburg, Fairborn, Riverside and Tipp City, along with a handful in other communities. That breadth, together with a price range running from about $165,000 to $750,000, points to a practice organized around the client’s search rather than around one zip code.

Hyden describes himself as a full-time Realtor serving the Dayton market and as the founder of The Hyden Group.

The Sales Record in Numbers

Over the past 12 months Hyden recorded 17 closed sales. Sixteen were buyer sides and one was a listing side. Total volume came to $4,557,000.

The price range is wide. His lowest closing was $165,500 and his highest was $750,000, with a median of $220,000. A median that sits well below the average of about $268,000 tells us that most of his closings were in the entry-level and mid-priced tiers, while a few larger sales, including the top-end closing, lifted the total volume.

His one listing in the period sold at 100.0% of its list price, a result recorded as 1 of 1 sold at or above asking. It spent 45 days on the market before closing. With a single listing, those figures describe one transaction rather than a trend, but they are a clean result: the home sold for what the owner asked.

The property mix is also worth noting. About 35% of his sales were renovated homes, which works out to roughly six of the 17 closings. New construction accounted for about 6%, or one sale. He recorded no multifamily sales in the period. The remainder were resale homes in existing condition, which is the most common kind of transaction in the Dayton market.

He recorded no sales within the City of Dayton proper or in West Dayton during the window. His work instead sits in the surrounding suburbs and smaller cities in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Warren-adjacent areas, which is where the next section focuses.

Where He Works

The largest share of Hyden’s closings came in Huber Heights, with three sales. His median price there was $250,000, compared with an area median of $226,500. That places his Huber Heights clients modestly above the typical sale price in the city, in a market where homes at the middle of the range are well within the reach of a broad group of buyers.

Beavercreek followed with two sales, and it is where his price points stand furthest above the local figure. His median there was $575,000, against an area median of $330,000. The $750,000 top end of his year likely belongs to this part of the map, though the figures do not break out individual closings. The numbers show he is comfortable working well above the median in a higher-priced market.

In Clayton he closed one sale at $380,000, compared with an area median of $275,000. Here too the sale landed above the local middle.

Several other communities show closings below the area median, which is the other side of his range. In Troy his sale came in at $180,000 against an area median of $299,900. In Xenia the figure was $170,000 against $250,000. In Miamisburg it was $220,000 against $274,900, and in Fairborn it was $169,000 against $220,000. In Jamestown the sale closed at $215,500, close to the area median of $235,000.

Taken together, these numbers show a practice that handles both ends of the market. Homes priced well under the local median in Troy, Xenia and Fairborn sit alongside above-median purchases in Beavercreek, Clayton and Huber Heights. Riverside and Tipp City each saw one closing as well.

Because most areas have only one or two sales behind them, these comparisons describe individual transactions rather than firm patterns. Still, they illustrate the range of price points and communities that Hyden handled in a single year, and they offer a useful look at how widely the Dayton-area market varies from one town to the next.

Background and Credentials

Hyden has said he spent 15 years in law enforcement before moving into real estate. A professional profile lists him as a Realtor at Keller Williams since May 2022, based in Dayton. Public agent pages describe his experience at about four to five years, depending on the page, which is consistent with a career that began in 2022.

He describes himself as the founder of The Hyden Group and as an active member of the Agent Leadership Council at his office. His listed specialties are working with sellers and buyers, rentals and residential property. One public agent page credits him with 46 total sales over his career.

He also says he runs a Facebook networking group called Healthcare Hangouts: Dayton Edition, an online community he describes as a place for professional connection in the Dayton area.

No professional designations, such as ABR, CRS, GRI or SRES, were found for him, and no brokerage awards or local news mentions turned up. Readers who want to confirm licensing details can check the state’s public license lookup.

Reading the Numbers Together

A year with 17 closings offers a modest sample, but it still shows a few clear things. First, Hyden is predominantly a buyer’s agent in this period, with 16 of 17 transactions on that side. Second, he works across a long list of communities rather than concentrating in one, which suggests he follows the search wherever it leads. Third, his price range is broad, from just over $165,000 to $750,000, and the median closing of $220,000 sits in the accessible middle of the regional market.

The mix of property types adds to that picture. Roughly a third of his sales were renovated homes, a category that tends to appeal to buyers who want to move in without a major project. One sale was new construction, and none were multifamily, so the work is overwhelmingly single-family resale.

His lone listing is a small data point, but a favorable one: it sold at full asking price after 45 days. As his listing side grows, that figure will become more meaningful.

For homebuyers and sellers across Huber Heights, Beavercreek, Troy, Xenia, Fairborn and neighboring communities, Hyden’s record shows an agent who has been active across much of the Miami Valley, with experience at price points both well below and well above local medians. His earlier career in law enforcement, which he describes as 15 years, is part of the background he brings to the work.

Contact

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