Mark T Loges | Realtor, Coldwell Banker Heritage

Mark T Loges 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 Mark on 38 closed sales (15 as the listing agent, 23 representing the buyer), about $12,985,850 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Washington Township, Centerville, Bellbrook, Kettering, Beavercreek and Fairborn.

Overview

Mark T. Loges is a senior sales associate with Coldwell Banker Heritage, working out of the brokerage’s Yankee Centre office on Yankee Street in Washington Township. He has been a full-time agent since 2016 and serves sellers, buyers and investors across the Greater Dayton area. His stated areas of focus are first-time home buyers and military relocation.

Over the past 12 months, Loges closed 38 transactions worth $12,985,850 in total sales volume. The work was split between 15 listing sides and 23 buyer sides, so he represented buyers in a little under two-thirds of his closings and sellers in the rest. That balance suggests a practice not tied to one side of the transaction.

His activity is concentrated in the southern and eastern suburbs of the Dayton region, with the most closings in Washington Township and Centerville. He also has sales in Beavercreek, Kettering, Fairborn, Bellbrook and Clearcreek Township, along with single closings in Springboro, Franklin and Miami Township.

The Sales Record in Numbers

Spread across 38 closings, the $12,985,850 in volume works out to an average sale of roughly $342,000. The median sale price was $344,500, close to that average, which indicates a book of business built around mid-priced homes rather than a few outsized transactions. His sales ranged from a low of $110,900 to a high of $594,000, a span that covers entry-level purchases through upper-middle-market homes.

On the listing side, the figures are steady. His 15 listings that sold had a median of 34 days on market, and the median sale-to-list price ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed at its asking price. Of those 15 listings, 9 sold at or above asking, or 60 percent. For sellers, a median sale at full list price is one of the more telling measures of how a home was priced and presented.

The mix of property types is also distinctive. About 58% of his closings were renovated homes, which makes updated existing houses the largest part of his work. New construction accounted for just 3% of sales, and he had no multifamily closings in the period. In practical terms, his year was dominated by resale single-family housing, much of it already updated, and that is the kind of inventory where pricing and condition tend to drive how quickly a home sells.

Two of his closings were in the city of Dayton itself, and none were in West Dayton. The rest of his activity was in the surrounding townships and suburbs listed below.

Where He Works

The largest share of his activity was in Washington Township, where he closed 5 sales with a median price of $425,000. The township’s overall median price is $412,000, so his sales there ran slightly above the area figure. The township is also home to his office on Yankee Street, which makes it the most natural base for his business.

In Centerville, he closed 4 sales at a median of $374,250, against an area median of $349,900. Like Washington Township, it is a market where his typical sale sat a little above the local midpoint. Centerville and Washington Township together account for nine of his 38 closings.

He closed 3 sales in each of five other areas. In Beavercreek, his median was $312,000, compared with an area median of $330,000, so his work there leaned slightly toward the more accessible end of the market. In Kettering, his median of $441,000 was well above the area median of $260,000, which means his three sales there were in the upper tier of local prices. In Fairborn, he posted a median of $250,500 against an area median of $220,000.

In Bellbrook, his three sales had a median of $360,000, compared with an area median of $385,000. In Clearcreek Township, his three sales had a median of $395,000, while the area median is considerably higher at $567,000. That gap indicates his activity there was in the more moderately priced part of a higher-priced market.

In Springboro, he closed one sale at $425,000, exactly matching the area median. He also had one sale each in Franklin and Miami Township. The number of areas he covers shows a practice built on a broad geographic reach across Montgomery, Greene and Warren counties rather than concentration in a single neighborhood.

Background and Credentials

Loges has worked as a full-time real estate agent since 2016. He is affiliated with Coldwell Banker Heritage and holds the title of senior sales associate. The brokerage’s directory lists him as a real estate salesperson at the Yankee Street office and links to his personal website, marksellsohio.com.

He describes his work as serving sellers, buyers and investors throughout the Greater Dayton area. Two specialties are named in his professional profile: first-time home buyers and military relocation. The second is a practical fit for a region where Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is a major employer and relocations are a regular part of the housing market. The figures above show a mix of price points and a consistent presence in the communities nearest the base, including Fairborn and Beavercreek.

No professional designations, such as ABR, CRS or GRI, have been listed for him, and he does not appear to be part of a named team. His record rests on his production and his involvement with the local Realtor organization rather than on additional certifications.

Recognition and Professional Involvement

Loges has been recognized repeatedly for sales production. His brokerage profile lists membership in the Ohio Realtors President’s Sales Club and the Dayton Realtors Sales Leaders Club for each year from 2020 through 2025. It also lists inclusion in Coldwell Banker Heritage’s “Top 60” for the same six years. These honors are based on sales volume, so the consistency across several years points to steady production rather than a single strong season.

In 2019, Dayton REALTORS named him one of its Top 5 Realtors Under 40, an award announced at the organization’s sales leaders luncheon. In 2021, his colleagues at the Yankee Centre office voted him the recipient of the “True Blue Spirit” award, which the local association describes as recognition of a positive, helpful attitude toward fellow agents.

He has also given time to the industry’s own organizations. According to the Dayton REALTORS board candidate bio, he is a former chair of the association’s Young Professionals Network committee and has served on its RPAC and Grievance committees. The same bio notes that he recently served on the Ohio REALTORS Board of Directors, and that he was among the candidates for the Dayton REALTORS Board of Directors in 2023.

Together, the production awards and committee work describe an agent who is active both in his own business and in the professional community around it. For readers weighing agents in the southern Dayton suburbs, the numbers offer a clear picture: 38 closings in a year, a median listing sold in 34 days at full asking price, and a practice that spans more than ten communities in the region.

Contact

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