Larry Joseph Horn is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage in Vandalia, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Larry on 10 closed sales (8 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $2,017,600 in total sales volume. 1 were in West Dayton. Most active in Clay Township, Bethel Township, Harrison Township, Huber Heights, Butler Township and Troy.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 2nd in Clay Township (2 sales)
Overview
Larry Horn is a real estate salesperson with Coldwell Banker Heritage, working from the brokerage’s office at 356 North Dixie Drive in Vandalia. MLS records list him as Larry Joseph Horn. Since March 2026 he has closed 6 sales totaling $1,276,800, and every one of them was on the listing side.
His profile describes him as serving buyers and sellers since 1982, and the brokerage lists him as a full-time associate. His sales over the recent period are spread across Montgomery County and nearby communities rather than concentrated in a single neighborhood, which gives his record a broad geographic footprint.
The Sales Record in Numbers
All 6 of his closed sales came as the listing agent, with no buyer-side closings in the period. That puts the full weight of his recent activity on marketing and selling homes for owners.
Prices on those sales ran from $15,900 at the low end to $390,000 at the high end, with a median of $203,000. The wide spread reflects a varied mix of properties, from a low-priced sale to a home in the upper $300,000s.
His listings sold in a median of 18.5 days on the market. That is a brisk pace, and it suggests homes he took to market found buyers quickly. The median sale-to-list ratio on those listings was 99.4%, meaning sellers typically received close to the full asking price. Of the six listings, 3 of 6 sold at or above asking.
On the type of property, none of the six sales was new construction and none was multifamily. About 50% were renovated homes, so half of his closed sales were properties that had been updated before or around the time of sale. The remainder were more traditional resale homes.
Because the window is short and the count is small, individual sales shape these figures heavily. A single transaction moves the median price and the share percentages noticeably, and the numbers are best read as a snapshot of recent activity rather than a long-run average.
Where He Works
His closed sales fall in five areas: Clay Township, Harrison Township, Bethel Township, Troy and Butler Township. Clay Township is the most active, with 2 sales. Each of the other four areas has one. He recorded no sales within the city of Dayton itself, and one sale in the West Dayton area.
Clay Township. His two sales here had a median price of $335,450, compared with an area median of $287,500. That places his work in this township above the local midpoint, in the upper part of the market.
Troy. His one sale closed at $390,000, the highest of his six and above the Troy median of $300,000.
Harrison Township. One sale closed at $90,000, against an area median of $130,000. This is an entry-level price point for the township.
Butler Township. One sale closed at $110,000, while the township median is $335,000. The sale sits well below the typical price in the area, which points to a more modest property than most that change hands there.
Bethel Township. His one sale here closed at $15,900, compared with an area median of $270,000. The figure is far below the local median and likely reflects an unusual transaction, such as a small parcel or a property in need of significant work, though the figures alone do not say which.
Taken together, his sales cover both ends of the price spectrum. In Clay Township and Troy he sold above the local median, and in the other three areas he handled homes and properties priced below it. That range suggests comfort working across very different segments of the market.
Background and Credentials
Horn’s brokerage profile lists the designations GRI (Graduate, REALTOR Institute), CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) and a new homes designation, along with SRES. His profile says he has worked with buyers and sellers since 1982, which would make his career span more than four decades.
Coldwell Banker’s commercial-site profile lists his specialties as buyer representation, farm and ranch, new construction, relocation and retirement communities. His personal profile describes his focus as residential marketing, sales and mortgage financing. The brokerage’s directory also lists him as a relocation professional, and the services it associates with him include property management, residential investment and commercial investment. He is also listed as a member of the Coldwell Banker Commercial office in Vandalia, alongside James Cannon.
The franchisor’s recognition groups on his profile include the International Diamond Society, the International President’s Circle and the International Sterling Society. These are company sales-recognition clubs rather than local honors. His profile lists English as a language.
His Ohio license number is listed on his commercial profile as 2006001023.
How He Compares Locally
In the Dayton Report leaderboards for the period, Horn ranks third in Clay Township with 2 sales. In a township where the median price is $287,500, his two closings averaged above that level, so his place on the board came from homes in the upper half of the local market.
Elsewhere his activity is lighter, with a single sale in each of four other areas, so he does not appear on additional leaderboards in the period. His record is best described as a steady listing practice with a particular footing in Clay Township.
The pace of his listings is a strength worth noting. A median of 18.5 days on market and a sale-to-list ratio of 99.4% indicate that homes he listed moved quickly and near asking price. Half of his listings sold at or above the list price. With 6 closed sales and $1,276,800 in volume since March 2026, his recent work reflects a practice built on listings, across a handful of communities and a wide range of price points.
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Clay Township (No. 2)
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Contact
Office phone: (513) 527-1970
Profile on the Coldwell Banker Heritage website
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