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Kristine Wights | Realtor, Luma Realty

Business Category: RealtorBusiness Tags: Realtor West Dayton
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Kristine Wights is a licensed real estate agent with Luma Realty in Kettering, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Kristine on 38 closed sales (24 as the listing agent, 14 representing the buyer), about $11,954,770 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton, 3 in West Dayton. Most active in Huber Heights, Xenia, Fairborn, Beavercreek, Kettering and Springboro.

Dayton Report Leaderboards

  • 6th in Huber Heights (7 sales)

Overview

Kristine Wights is a REALTOR® with Luma Realty, a boutique brokerage based in Kettering that serves the Greater Dayton and Cincinnati markets. Her office is on East Stroop Road in Kettering, and the brokerage’s team page lists her on the same roster as broker Adam Wights.

Of those, 24 were listing-side transactions and 14 were buyer-side, so she represented sellers in a clear majority of her closings.

Her work spans a wide band of the Miami Valley, from Huber Heights and Fairborn on the northeast side of the region to Springboro and Kettering to the south.

Her brokerage profile lists her primary markets as Dayton, Springboro, Fairborn, Beavercreek, Kettering, Bellbrook and Centerville. The sales record largely follows that map, with most of her closings landing in the first several of those communities and in a few neighboring ones.

The sales record in numbers

The 38 closed sales produced a median sale price of $260,000. Prices ran from $77,000 at the low end to $739,900 at the high end, a spread that covers entry-level purchases as well as properties well into the upper range of the local market.

Her listings are the most useful place to read her pace. Across 24 listing sales, the median time on market was 40 days, and the median sale-to-list ratio was 99.6%. In other words, the typical home she listed sold for within a fraction of a percent of its asking price. Twelve of the 24 listings sold at or above asking.

The mix of property types is varied. About 45% of her sales were renovated homes, a notable share that suggests a steady flow of updated properties through her business. New construction made up roughly 11% of closings. She also handled three multifamily sales, which fits with the investment portfolios she lists among her specialties.

Taken together, the figures describe an agent whose business leans toward resale housing, with a strong presence on the listing side and pricing that generally lands close to the ask.

Where she works

Huber Heights is her largest market by volume, with 7 sales in the past year. Her median price there was $200,000, compared with an area median of $226,500, placing much of her activity in the more accessible part of that market.

Fairborn and Xenia each accounted for 4 sales. In Fairborn her median was $184,700 against an area median of $220,000. In Xenia the picture runs the other way: her median of $325,500 sits above the area median of $250,000, which points to sales in the upper part of that market.

In Beavercreek she closed 3 sales at a median of $390,000, compared with an area median of $330,000. Springboro, where she had 2 sales, showed a median of $475,000 against $425,000 for the area, and Kettering, also with 2 sales, showed $408,000 against an area median of $260,000.

Her remaining activity includes one sale each in Trotwood, Wesleyan Hill, Old Dayton View and West Carrollton. In Trotwood her sale closed at $275,000, against an area median of $168,000. In Wesleyan Hill her sale came in at $220,000, compared with an area median of $100,000. Within the City of Dayton and West Dayton designations, MLS records show 2 and 3 sales respectively.

Luma’s website credits her with recently sold homes in Kettering, Huber Heights and Fairborn, and a Dayton listing in the 45415 ZIP code is also attributed to her and the brokerage. Her stated markets additionally include Bellbrook and Centerville.

Background and approach

According to her brokerage profile, Wights holds a degree in Marketing and pairs it with a personalized approach to working with clients. Before real estate, she worked in hospitality, fine wine and the electric vehicle industry.

Her profile lists her specialties as first-time homebuyers, residential listings, luxury real estate marketing, investment portfolios and property management. The sales data gives some of those areas visible support: the entry-level range of her prices, the volume of residential listings, a handful of multifamily closings, and a top-end sale of $739,900.

On the marketing side, she says she promotes listings with 3D virtual home tours, digital storytelling and targeted social media advertising. Her marketing degree and these tools point to a listing practice built around presentation, and her 99.6% median sale-to-list ratio is consistent with homes that are priced and positioned to sell near asking.

A third-party agent ranking site describes her as having roughly seven years in real estate and lists her among top local agents. That is an aggregator’s own analysis rather than a board or brokerage award.

How she compares locally

On Dayton Report’s Huber Heights leaderboard, Wights ranks sixth with 7 sales over the past 12 months. Huber Heights is also her single busiest market, so the ranking reflects where she has built the most concentrated activity.

Her other areas are spread more thinly, with four sales each in Fairborn and Xenia and smaller counts elsewhere. That breadth is part of the profile: rather than centering on one neighborhood, she works across a dozen or so communities in the region, at price points that run both below and well above local medians.

In several of those markets, including Xenia, Beavercreek, Springboro and Kettering, her median sale price was higher than the area median, while in Huber Heights and Fairborn it was somewhat lower. The result is a book of business that touches both starter-level and move-up housing.

With 38 closings, a balance weighted toward listings, and listings that typically sell in about 40 days at close to asking price, Wights presents a steady and varied record for a boutique Kettering brokerage.

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No. 6 Realtor in Huber Heights, Dayton Report 2026

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Contact

Office phone: (937) 545-0864
Profile on the Luma Realty website

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