Mollie Marsh is a licensed real estate agent with NavX Realty, LLC in Springboro, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Mollie on 23 closed sales (9 as the listing agent, 14 representing the buyer), about $12,411,150 in total sales volume. Most active in Kettering, Springboro, Waynesville, Washington Township, Miami Township and Centerville.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 9th in Waynesville (2 sales)
Overview
Mollie Marsh is a real estate agent with NavX Realty, LLC, working from the brokerage’s office at 15 Commercial Way in Springboro. Her profile lists her as a Realtor serving the Dayton and Cincinnati areas, and her work reaches across the southern Miami Valley, from Kettering and Centerville to Springboro, Waynesville and Mason.
Over the past 12 months she closed 23 sales with a combined volume of $12,411,150. That works out to an average of roughly $540,000 per transaction, though the more telling figure is the median sale price of $400,000. Her sales ranged from $215,450 to $1,350,000, a spread that takes in starter-level purchases and one of the higher-priced sales in her ZIP-code neighbors to the east.
The numbers show a practice with a steady buyer-side business and a listing business that moves quickly. Of her 23 closings, 14 were buyer-side and 9 were listing-side. Her listings sold at a median of 7 days on market and a median of 100.0% of list price.
The sales record in numbers
A year of 23 closed sales puts Marsh at a little under two transactions a month. The split between sides is worth noting: about 61 percent of her closings (14 of 23) came from representing buyers, and about 39 percent (9 of 23) came from taking listings to closing. Agents who keep both sides of the business active tend to have a view of the market from each direction, and Marsh’s record shows regular activity in each.
The listing-side figures are the strongest part of the record. Her nine listings sold in a median of 7 days, which is a short time on the market by any standard. The median sale-to-list ratio on those listings was 100.0%, meaning the typical home closed at its asking price. Six of the nine, or 6 of 9, sold at or above asking. For a seller, those two numbers together describe homes that were priced to draw offers and that closed without long negotiations over price.
The price range is broad. The low end of her year was a $215,450 sale, and the top was a $1,350,000 sale. The median of $400,000 sits in the middle of the suburban Dayton and northern Cincinnati markets where she works. Because a handful of higher-priced closings lift the average above the median, the median is the better guide to a typical transaction in her book.
Property type adds some texture. About 26% of her sales were renovated homes, which suggests a meaningful share of her business involved properties that had been updated before or around the time of sale. New construction made up about 4% of her sales, so the bulk of her work involved existing resale homes. She closed no multifamily sales in the period, so her book is a single-family and residential resale practice.
Where she works
Marsh’s sales were spread across ten named areas in the past year, with 19 of her 23 closings falling in those places. The largest share came from Kettering, with 4 sales. Springboro and Waynesville followed with 3 each, and Miami Township and Washington Township had 2 each. Single closings came in Centerville, South Lebanon, Mason, Beavercreek Township and Xenia.
In Kettering, her four sales had a median price of $287,500, compared with an area median of $260,000. That puts her work in the city slightly above the typical Kettering sale, which is consistent with a mix of well-kept homes in the middle of the market rather than the lowest price tiers.
Springboro is where her office is located, and her three sales there had a median price of $545,000, against an area median of $425,000. Her Springboro work sits well above the local middle, in the part of the market where larger and more recently updated homes tend to trade.
Waynesville stands out most. Her three sales there had a median price of $1,350,000, while the area median was $425,000. That is the highest price level in her book, and it accounts for the top of her overall range. Three sales at that level in a single small community make Waynesville one of the more distinctive parts of her year.
Miami Township saw two of her sales at a median of $407,725, against an area median of $260,000. In Washington Township, her two sales had a median of $353,000, compared with an area median of $412,000, so there her work was in a somewhat more accessible price tier than the local middle.
The single-sale areas fill out the picture. Her Centerville sale closed at $400,000, against an area median of $349,900. Her Mason sale came in at $629,900, against an area median of $435,000. Her South Lebanon sale closed at $299,900, compared with an area median of $435,000. With one sale each, those figures are snapshots rather than trends, but they show she works across a wide set of price points on both the Montgomery County and Warren County sides of the region.
Her sales in the past year did not include any in the City of Dayton or West Dayton. Her activity is concentrated in the suburban and small-town communities to the south and east of the city, consistent with a Springboro-based office.
Background and focus
Marsh’s brokerage profile describes her as a real estate agent for NavX Realty in Springboro, and lists her title as Realtor. It identifies her as serving the Dayton and Cincinnati area, and its local guides cover Centerville, Springboro, Cincinnati, West Chester and Liberty Township. Her Facebook page likewise describes her as a Realtor based in Dayton.
She describes a professional focus on helping the medical community find a home. Her profile and social media page also name military buyers and families with special needs among the people she aims to assist. A relocation-focused site that lists her says she was formerly a teacher and now concentrates on making the home-buying process seamless for medical professionals. That shift from the classroom to real estate is the one piece of career history available, and it frames her approach as one centered on guiding buyers through a process that can be hard to fit around demanding work schedules.
Her business website is listed as molliemarsh.com. She also appears as a Dayton-area agent in a regional real estate agent directory, where her listings are credited to NavX Realty, LLC.
NavX Realty, the brokerage she works under, states that it has a track record across Ohio, South Dakota and Wyoming. Marsh is part of its Springboro office, which gives her a base close to several of the communities where she closes most often, including Springboro, Waynesville and Centerville.
What can be said is anchored in her stated focus and in her recent closed sales.
How her year looks against local markets
Without a leaderboard ranking to cite, the clearest way to place Marsh’s year is against the medians of the areas where she works. In five of the eight areas with published comparisons, her median sale price was above the area median: Kettering, Springboro, Waynesville, Miami Township and Centerville, plus Mason, which brings the count to six. In Washington Township and South Lebanon, her sales were at lower price points than the area median.
That pattern suggests a practice that is not tied to one price tier. She closes homes in the high $200,000s in Kettering and in the $300,000s in Washington Township, and she also closes in the mid-$500,000s in Springboro and at more than $1 million in Waynesville. The overall median of $400,000 reflects that blend.
Her listing results are the other anchor. A median of 7 days on market, a median sale-to-list ratio of 100.0% and six of nine listings closing at or above asking show homes that attracted buyers quickly and held their price. Those are results that sellers tend to look for when comparing agents, and they come from a sample of nine listings, so they are best read as a snapshot of the past year rather than a long-run average.
On the buyer side, her 14 closings make up the majority of her business. Those transactions took place across the same range of communities and price points described above, from Kettering and Centerville to Mason and Beavercreek Township.
Taken together, the figures describe an agent with a regional footprint, a mix of buyer and seller work, quick-moving listings and a stated specialty in serving medical professionals, military buyers and others she names on her profile.
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Waynesville (No. 9)
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Contact
Office phone: (937) 430-2531
Profile on the NavX Realty, LLC website
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