John Borger | Realtor, Borger Realty

John Borger is a licensed real estate agent with Borger Realty in Kettering, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show John on 5 closed sales (3 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $1,828,900 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Washington Township, Shroyer Park and Beavercreek.

John Borger at a Glance

John Borger is a Lead Sales Agent at Borger Realty, an independent Ohio brokerage that serves the Greater Dayton area. He is listed on the firm’s team page alongside principal broker Kassidy Borger. The brokerage describes itself as a boutique, woman-led firm built on the idea that real estate is, first of all, a relationship business.

Since March 2026, Borger has closed 3 sales in the local MLS, with a combined sales volume of $1,089,400. All three were on the listing side. He represented the seller each time, and none of the closings had him on the buyer side. The three properties sold in three different places: Washington Township, the Shroyer Park neighborhood of Dayton, and Beavercreek.

The Sales Record in Numbers

Borger’s three closings span a wide price range. The lowest was $179,500, the highest was $610,000, and the middle sale came in at $299,900. Added together, they make up the $1,089,400 total. The spread from the lowest to the highest sale is more than $430,000, so the sales do not cluster around a single price point.

The strongest figure in the set is the sale-to-list ratio. The median sale-to-list ratio on his listings is 100.0%, meaning the typical property sold for exactly its asking price. Two of the three listings, 2 of 3, closed at or above the list price. For sellers, that is a useful indicator: the pricing on these listings lined up with what buyers were willing to pay.

The median time on market for his listings was 62 days. That is a little more than two months from the day each home was listed to the day it went under contract. With only three sales in the window, one slower or faster listing moves that median considerably, so it is best read as a snapshot of this group of homes and not as a settled pattern.

On property type, none of the three sales was new construction or a renovated flip, so both shares stand at 0%. One of the three was a multifamily sale, which makes up a third of his closings in the period. The other two were conventional resale transactions. That mix points to a practice built on existing housing stock, with at least some work in income-producing property.

Geographically, one sale was inside the City of Dayton and none was in West Dayton. The other two were in Washington Township and Beavercreek, both in the Dayton suburban ring.

Where He Works

The MLS figures place Borger’s closings in three areas, each with one sale. Looking at each one against its local median gives a sense of the market he has been serving.

Washington Township. His sale here closed at $610,000, against an area median of $400,000. That puts it about 50 percent above the typical sale price in the township, and it is the top of his range. A sale at that level places it among the higher-priced homes in the area. It is also the largest of his three closings and accounts for more than half of his total volume in the period.

Shroyer Park. The sale in this Dayton neighborhood closed at $179,500, compared with an area median of $219,900. It is the lowest-priced of his three sales and falls modestly below the neighborhood’s typical price, by roughly 18 percent. For buyers and sellers watching entry-level price points in the city, it is a reminder of how much room there is between the lower end of the Dayton market and the suburban townships to the south and east.

Beavercreek. The Beavercreek sale closed at $299,900, against an area median of $325,000. It sits just under the area’s typical price, within about 8 percent, and it is also the middle figure of his three sales. Beavercreek is the clearest example in his record of a sale landing close to the local norm.

Taken together, the three sales show him working across a broad band of the market, from a neighborhood sale under $200,000 to a township sale above $600,000. The Borger Realty website says the firm’s residential work covers Kettering, Oakwood, Centerville, and the Greater Dayton Area, so the geographic spread in his closings is consistent with that wider description of the brokerage’s territory.

Background and Professional Context

Borger’s own biography says his high standards and attention to detail were shaped by many years working in the electrical engineering field. It is the one piece of career history available beyond his real estate role, and it points to a technical, detail-minded approach that carries over into the work of preparing and pricing a property.

At Borger Realty, he works with Kassidy Borger, the firm’s principal broker. A third-party profile describes the two as a team, The Borger Group, with a focus on buying, selling, and property management in the Greater Dayton area. The brokerage’s own site also notes that the firm offers commercial services and property management in addition to residential sales. That broader service line fits with his one multifamily closing in the period, although the MLS figures cover only sales and say nothing about property management work.

Local property pages show current Borger Realty listings under his name, including a home on Hidden Ridge Lane in Washington Township and a listing on Irving Avenue in Dayton. They indicate an active listing business and one that continues past the three closed sales counted here.

What can be said is limited to his role at the brokerage, his earlier engineering career, and the sales he has closed.

How the Numbers Compare Locally

Dayton Report tracks agent activity by neighborhood, and Borger appears on one of those leaderboards. In Shroyer Park, he ranks fifth, with 1 sale in the period. In a neighborhood where annual sales tend to be modest, a single closing is enough to land on the board, and it places him among the agents who have recently closed a sale there.

Beyond that, the comparison is mostly with the market itself. In Washington Township, his sale priced well above the area median. In Shroyer Park and Beavercreek, his sales priced somewhat below their local medians, which put them in the more accessible part of each market. Across all three, the listings achieved the asking price at the median, and two of the three met or beat it.

The record is short, covering only the period since March 2026 and only three closings. It shows a listing-focused agent with a range of price points, a median sale-to-list ratio of 100.0%, and a median of 62 days on market. As more sales close, these figures will have more data behind them, and the picture of where he is most active will become clearer.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 867-0000
Profile on the Borger Realty 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.