Kim Fox is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage in Dayton, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Kim on 13 closed sales (4 as the listing agent, 9 representing the buyer), about $3,722,550 in total sales volume. 1 were in West Dayton. Most active in Washington Township, Fairborn, Xenia, Jamestown Vlg, Miamisburg and Harrison Township.
Overview
Kim Fox is a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage, working out of the firm’s office at 4486 Indian Ripple Road in Dayton.
Her business that year was weighted toward the buyer’s side of the table. She represented buyers in 9 of the 13 transactions and sellers in 4. The prices ranged widely, from $115,000 to $480,000, with a median of $263,000, so her work spans entry-level homes as well as properties well into the upper-middle part of the local market.
Fox lists a long run of professional designations, and she describes a particular focus on military relocation.
The sales record in numbers
Thirteen closed sales in a year, totaling $3,722,550, work out to an average sale price of roughly $286,000. Her median of $263,000 sits a little lower, which reflects a handful of higher-priced closings at the top of her range, the highest at $480,000, alongside several more modest purchases.
Of those transactions, 9 were buyer-side and 4 were listing-side. The listing side offers the clearest look at how her homes fared on the market. Her four listings that sold closed at a median of 99.3% of the asking price, meaning sellers she represented typically came within a percentage point of their list price. Two of the four sold at or above asking.
Those listings took a median of 77.5 days to sell. That is a measured pace, and it is worth reading alongside the sale-to-list figure: the homes took time to find buyers but, once under contract, generally closed close to the original price.
The mix of property types is also worth noting. None of her sales were new construction, and none were multifamily. About 46% of her sales were renovated homes, a sizable share that suggests many of her clients were buying or selling properties that had recently been updated.
Where she works
Fox’s sales were spread thinly and evenly across the region rather than concentrated in one place. Three areas each produced two sales: Washington Township, Fairborn and Xenia. Single sales came in Jamestown Village, Miamisburg, Harrison Township, Huber Heights, Tipp City and Xenia Township. She recorded one sale in West Dayton and none within the City of Dayton proper.
That geography runs from the Montgomery County suburbs to the Greene County communities east of Dayton, with Miami County’s Tipp City at the northern edge. Because each area has only a sale or two behind it, the comparisons that follow are best read as snapshots of individual transactions rather than as trends.
Her prices against local medians
Comparing her median sale price in each area with that area’s median shows where her work fell in the local market.
In Fairborn, her two sales had a median of $427,450, well above the area median of $220,000, which puts those transactions in the upper tier of that market. In Miamisburg, her sale at $355,000 compared with an area median of $274,900. In Huber Heights, her sale at $263,000 compared with an area median of $226,500.
Elsewhere her sales were closer to or somewhat below the local middle. In Tipp City, her sale at $351,750 was near the area median of $360,000. In Washington Township, her two sales had a median of $360,000 against an area median of $412,000. In Jamestown Village, her sale at $189,900 compared with a median of $235,000, and in Harrison Township, her sale at $115,000 compared with $127,000.
In Xenia, her two sales had a median of $159,000, against an area median of $250,000, pointing to work with more affordable homes there.
Taken together, the figures show an agent who works across price points, from homes in the low six figures to properties priced above the local median, rather than one tied to a single segment.
Background and credentials
Fox is listed by Coldwell Banker as a real estate salesperson with Coldwell Banker Heritage. Her LinkedIn profile carries the title of associate partner with the firm.
She lists a substantial set of professional designations: Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR), Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), e-PRO, Graduate REALTOR Institute (GRI), Military Relocation Professional (MRP) and Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES). She also lists the Dayton Regional Ambassador designation.
Military relocation is the focus she describes most directly. By her own account, she has spent more than 25 years helping military families relocate, and the MRP designation is part of that work. That focus fits the region, where Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is a major employer, and her record includes sales in Fairborn and Huber Heights, both near the base.
She also describes herself as a lifelong resident of the Dayton area.
How her year looks in context
A year of 13 closed sales and about $3.7 million in volume is the output of a steady, selective practice. The buyer-heavy split, the near-asking sale prices on her listings and the wide geographic spread all point to an agent who goes where her clients’ needs lead her instead of concentrating on one neighborhood.
Dayton Report has not yet published a leaderboard ranking for Fox, so no local standing is given here. Readers who want to learn more about her services can start with her Coldwell Banker agent page.
Contact
Office phone: (513) 527-1970
Profile on the Coldwell Banker Heritage website
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