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Julie Harris | Realtor, Glasshouse Realty Group

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Julie Harris 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 Julie on 5 closed sales (3 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $2,338,100 in total sales volume. Most active in Troy, Beavercreek, Tipp City and Kettering.

Overview

Julie Harris is a real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group, a Dayton-area brokerage with offices at 201 E. 6th Street in downtown Dayton and at 424 Patterson Rd. in the Oakwood and Kettering area. In the period since March 2026, Harris has closed 3 sales totaling $1,198,700 in volume, and all three were listings she represented on the seller’s side.

The record is short, which is natural for a window that begins only recently, but it is consistent. Each of the three homes sold at or above its asking price, and each went under contract quickly. The sales are spread across three communities: Troy, Beavercreek and Kettering, with one closing in each.

The sales record in numbers

Harris’s three closed sales all came on the listing side. That gives 3 listing sales, 0 buyer-side sales and 0 multifamily sales in the window. Total sales volume was $1,198,700.

Prices ran from a low of $335,800 to a high of $519,900, with a median of $343,000. Two of the three homes closed in a fairly tight band between roughly $335,000 and $345,000, while the third, in Troy, sat noticeably higher.

The pace is the most notable feature of the record. The median time on market for her listings was 3 days. The median sale-to-list ratio was 100.9%, meaning the typical home closed slightly above its list price, and 3 of 3 listings sold at or above asking.

On the type of property, none of the sales were new construction, so the 0% new construction share means all three were resale homes. About 67% of her sales, or two of the three, were renovated homes. With such a small number of closings, those shares move in large steps, and they are best read as a description of this particular set of sales rather than a long-term pattern.

Where she works

Harris’s closings in the window came in three places: Troy, Beavercreek and Kettering. None came in the city of Dayton itself or in West Dayton. A third-party office listing for Glasshouse names Washington Township, Dayton and Beavercreek Township as service areas for the brokerage, which overlaps with one of the communities where she closed a sale.

Troy. Harris’s one sale here closed at $519,900, the highest of her three. The area median price in Troy is $300,000, so this sale came in well above the typical figure for the area. It was the largest single contributor to her total volume, at a little over 43% of the $1,198,700.

Beavercreek. Her sale here closed at $335,800, the lowest of the three. The Beavercreek area median is $325,000, so the home sold only a little above the typical price, about 3% higher. Of the three areas, this is where her pricing tracked the market most closely.

Kettering. The Kettering sale closed at $343,000, which is also her median price. The Kettering area median is $255,000, placing this home roughly a third above the area’s typical sale. Glasshouse maintains an office on Patterson Road on the Oakwood and Kettering side of the market, so this closing falls near one of the brokerage’s home bases.

Price points against local medians

Setting each sale beside its area median gives a clearer picture than the raw prices alone. In all three communities, Harris’s closed sale price was above the area median. The gap was smallest in Beavercreek, where the difference was about $10,800. It was larger in Kettering, at about $88,000, and largest in Troy, at about $219,900.

That pattern suggests her recent listings sat in the upper part of their local markets. It is worth keeping in mind that a single sale in each area cannot define a specialty, and the figures say more about these particular homes than about a price tier she focuses on.

Combined with the speed of the sales, the numbers describe listings that attracted buyers quickly even at prices above the local middle. A median of 3 days on market and a median sale-to-list ratio of 100.9% point to homes that were priced in line with what buyers were willing to pay at the time.

Brokerage and background

Harris is affiliated with Glasshouse Realty Group, which operates from a main office at 201 E. 6th Street in Dayton and a second office at 424 Patterson Rd. The brokerage’s website displays a Best of Dayton Top Brokerage 2025 recognition, and a brokerage article refers to the award for a third straight year. The same article notes that Ohio REALTORS named 39 Glasshouse agents to its statewide top 10%. Those honors belong to the brokerage and its agents collectively and are not attributed to Harris individually.

Details such as her years in the business, professional designations and individual awards were not available, so they are left out here rather than guessed at. What can be said with confidence comes from the closed-sale record: three listings, three quick sales at or above asking, and a spread across Troy, Beavercreek and Kettering.

How to read the record

The window covers the period since March 2026, and three closings is a small base. A single additional sale would shift her median price, her area mix and her renovated share noticeably. For that reason, the most useful way to see this record is as a snapshot of recent work rather than a ranking. No leaderboard positions are available for Harris in this window.

Within that snapshot, the strengths are plain: every listing she took to a closing sold at or above its asking price, the typical home was under contract within days, and her sales landed above the local median price in each of the three communities where she closed. As more sales close, the figures will give a fuller view of the kinds of homes and neighborhoods that make up her business.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 238-9271

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