Kami Berkey | Realtor, Realistar

Kami Berkey is a licensed real estate agent with Realistar, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Kami on 9 closed sales (6 as the listing agent, 3 representing the buyer), about $2,494,000 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Kettering, Yellow Springs Vlg, Beavercreek, Belmont, Fairborn and Historic Inner East.

Overview

Kami Berkey is a real estate agent with Realistar, working out of the brokerage’s office at 511 Main St. in Groveport. Her business operates under the name Homes That Rock, and her work spans the Dayton and Columbus areas, with a base of listings in the Miami Valley communities of Riverside, Kettering and Yellow Springs.

Since March 2026, MLS records show 3 closed sales with a combined volume of $1,112,000. All three were listing-side transactions, which means that in this period her closed business came from representing sellers. Her sales span a wide range of prices, from $185,000 to $545,000, and they were spread across three different areas rather than concentrated in one.

It also covers the background she lists publicly.

Sales record in numbers

In the period since March 2026, Berkey closed 3 sales, all of them on the listing side (3 listing sides, 0 buyer sides). Total sales volume came to $1,112,000, an average of roughly $371,000 per transaction.

The prices ran from a low of $185,000 to a high of $545,000, with a median of $382,000. That spread of more than $350,000 between the lowest and highest sale shows a practice that is not tied to a single price tier. One sale was an entry-level home, one landed in the middle of the Kettering market’s upper range, and one was a higher-priced Yellow Springs sale.

Her listings sold quickly. The median time on market was 16 days, a short stretch from listing to contract. The median sale-to-list price ratio was 99.3%, so homes typically closed within a fraction of a percent of the asking price. Of the three listings, 1 of 3 sold at or above asking.

The mix of property types is also worth noting. About 67% of her sales, two of the three, were renovated homes, while none were new construction and there were no multifamily sales in this window. Her public profiles do list new builds, land and investment properties among the work she takes on, but the closed sales in this period were resale houses, most of them renovated.

The sample is small, three transactions, so these figures describe a short stretch of activity rather than a long-term pattern. They do show listings that were priced to attract buyers and sold within a few weeks.

Where she works

Berkey’s three closed sales fall in three separate areas: Riverside, Kettering and Yellow Springs Village. She recorded no sales in the city of Dayton proper or in West Dayton during this period.

Riverside. One sale closed here at $185,000, against an area median of $195,000. That puts her sale about five percent below the typical Riverside price, in the accessible part of the market for the area.

Kettering. One sale closed at $382,000, compared with a Kettering area median of $255,000. The sale was roughly 50% above the area median, which places it in the upper portion of the Kettering market. It is also the median of her own three sales.

Yellow Springs Village. One sale closed at $545,000, against an area median of $400,000. That is about 36% above the area median and is the highest price of her three sales. Yellow Springs is also one of the service areas she lists on her public profiles, along with Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Dublin and Columbus, and her Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce directory listing shows a local connection to the village.

Taken together, the numbers show a practice that moves between an entry-level price point in Riverside and above-median homes in Kettering and Yellow Springs. With one sale in each area, the figures are best read as snapshots of individual transactions, not as established area averages for her business.

Background and credentials

Berkey’s license ID is 2014002956, and her Zillow profile shows a member-since date of December 10, 2014. Public descriptions of her experience vary in the number of years they cite. Her own website says she is celebrating 11 years as a NAR member in Ohio, while directory listings give figures that differ slightly from that.

She belongs to both the Dayton and Columbus boards of Realtors, which fits with the way her business spans the two metropolitan markets. Her personal site describes residential and commercial services for the Columbus and Dayton areas.

On Zillow, she lists her specialties as buyer’s agent, listing agent, relocation, consulting and landlord work. Her Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce listing says she offers residential and commercial consulting for buyers and sellers, covering new builds, existing homes, for-sale-by-owner situations, land and investment properties. Her Homes.com page lists houses, condos, multifamily properties and lots or land among the property types she handles.

She leads a team called Homes That Rock, and a Realistar broker has publicly noted another agent joining that team. Before joining Realistar, she was affiliated with Parker Realty Associates, which appeared in a Yellow Springs News school guide advertisement in 2020-21. Some of her older listings still carry the Parker Realty name.

No professional designations such as ABR, CRS, GRI or SRES appear in her public listings, and no brokerage or association awards are listed.

Reading the record in context

Berkey’s MLS record in this window is short, so the most useful way to read it is by the details of each sale. Her listings reached contract in a median of 16 days and closed at 99.3% of list price, a combination that points to pricing in line with what the market would pay at the time.

Her price positioning also varies by area. In Riverside, her sale came in slightly under the area median. In Kettering and Yellow Springs Village, her sales came in well above it. Those differences reflect the individual homes involved, including the renovated condition of two of the three, and not a fixed price strategy.

The absence of buyer-side closings in this window, and of sales in Dayton proper and West Dayton, simply defines the shape of this period’s activity: three seller-side transactions across three communities. Her public profiles say she serves buyers as well as sellers, and also works in relocation, consulting and landlord services, so the closed-sales record shows only part of the work she lists.

Leaderboard rankings for this period are not available, so no local comparison is drawn here. As more sales close, a longer record will give a fuller picture of how her volume, speed and pricing compare with others working in the same neighborhoods.

Contact

Office phone: (614) 908-1600
Profile on the Realistar 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.