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Laura Arcuri | Realtor, Coldwell Banker Heritage

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Laura Arcuri is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Heritage in Washington Township, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Laura on 10 closed sales (5 as the listing agent, 5 representing the buyer), about $3,881,900 in total sales volume. Most active in Kettering, Centerville, Washington Township, Fairborn, Springboro and Union.

Overview

Laura Arcuri is a Real Estate Salesperson with Coldwell Banker Heritage, whose office is at 8534 Yankee Street in Centerville. Over the past 12 months she closed 10 sales worth $3,881,900 in total, split evenly between 5 listing sides and 5 buyer sides.

That even split is the first thing the numbers show. She represents sellers and buyers in equal measure, and her sales are spread across the southern Dayton suburbs rather than concentrated in one place. Kettering, Centerville, Washington Township, Fairborn, Springboro and Union all appear in her closed sales.

Her brokerage directory lists services in property management, residential investment and commercial investment. She also holds the Luxury Property Specialist (LPS) designation, a Coldwell Banker credential listed on her brokerage pages.

Her sales record in numbers

Her ten closed sales ranged in price from $150,000 to $805,000, with a median of $315,000. That span covers entry-level homes at one end and a property well into the upper tier of the local market at the other, so her work is not tied to a single price band.

On the five homes she listed, the median time on market was 40 days. The median sale-to-list ratio on those listings was 96.6%, meaning the typical home closed at a little under 4 percent below its asking price. Two of the five listings, or 2 of 5, sold at or above asking.

With only five listings in the period, these figures are best read as a snapshot rather than a long-term trend. A single quick sale or a single longer one can move a median noticeably in a sample this size.

The mix of property types is straightforward. None of her sales were new construction, and none were multifamily. About 30% of her sales were renovated homes, which suggests that three of her ten closings involved properties that had been updated before or around the time of sale. The remaining sales were resale homes in their existing condition.

She recorded no sales in the city of Dayton itself or in West Dayton during this period. Her activity sits in the suburban communities to the south and east.

Where she works

Kettering was her busiest area, with 3 sales. Her median price there was $310,000, compared with an area median of $260,000. In other words, her Kettering sales came in about $50,000 above what the typical home in the area sold for, which places her work in the upper-middle part of that market.

Centerville followed with 2 sales. Her median price there was $542,500, against an area median of $349,900. This is the clearest example of her higher-priced work: her Centerville median sits roughly $190,000 above the local figure. Centerville is also where her office is located.

In Washington Township she closed one sale at $457,000, compared with an area median of $412,000. In Fairborn, one sale at $310,000 sat above an area median of $220,000. In Union, one sale at $320,000 compared with an area median of $213,900.

Springboro is the one area where her sale priced below the local midpoint. Her single closing there was at $365,000, while the area median is $425,000. It shows she also works in more approachable price ranges in a market that tends to run higher.

Taken together, five of her six areas show her median above the local median. Each area outside Kettering and Centerville is represented by a single sale, so those comparisons describe individual transactions rather than a pattern. Her office listing describes the areas served simply as Dayton, which fits a practice that reaches across several communities in the Miami Valley.

Background and credentials

According to her Coldwell Banker luxury directory profile, Arcuri was born and raised in Dayton and is a graduate of Centerville High School and Ohio University. She describes herself as a full-time agent. Her stated focus is introducing her hometown to new buyers and helping sellers with their moves.

The same profile lists her as a “Club DABR Top Producer in Coldwell Banker,” a sales-leadership recognition she describes herself. Her Coldwell Banker profile also lists the International Diamond Society and International Sterling Society among her awards.

Her professional designation is Luxury Property Specialist (LPS), which appears on her brokerage directory profile and on Coldwell Banker pages. English is the only language listed on her profile.

What the numbers say about her practice

Several features stand out. First, the balance between listing and buyer representation is exact, at five each. Agents often lean toward one side, and Arcuri’s record shows steady work on both.

Second, her price range is wide. A $150,000 low and an $805,000 high, with a median of $315,000, point to a practice that is comfortable across much of the market. Her median sits above the local median in Kettering, Centerville, Washington Township, Fairborn and Union.

Third, her listings spent a median of 40 days on the market and closed at 96.6% of list price. Those are measured, mid-range results for a set of five homes, and two of them cleared asking price.

Finally, the geography is broad. Six distinct communities appear in ten sales, with Kettering and Centerville accounting for half of the total. Her office in Centerville and her hometown ties to the area align with that footprint. For buyers and sellers in the southern Dayton suburbs, her record reflects a working agent with a varied, steady book of business over the past year.

Contact

Office phone: (513) 527-1970
Profile on the Coldwell Banker Heritage website

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