Nancy L Webb | Realtor, BHHS Professional Realty

Nancy L Webb is a licensed real estate agent with BHHS Professional Realty in Centerville, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Nancy on 15 closed sales (6 as the listing agent, 9 representing the buyer), about $5,104,100 in total sales volume. Most active in Washington Township, Miami Township, Kettering, Springboro, Beavercreek Township and Troy.

Overview

Nancy L Webb is a sales associate with BHHS Professional Realty, working out of the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices office on Yankee Street in the 45458 ZIP code. Over the past 12 months she closed 15 sales totaling $5,104,100 in volume, spread across seven communities in the Miami Valley.

Her year was split between both sides of the table: 6 listing sides and 9 buyer sides. That balance means she spent a good share of her time marketing homes for sellers and a larger share helping buyers find and purchase them. The prices of those homes ran from $80,000 to $570,000, with a median of $333,500.

Her brokerage page describes her as someone who keeps up with neighborhood trends and uses tools to price and market homes.

Her Sales Record in Numbers

The strongest part of Webb’s record is on the listing side. Her six listings sold with a median of just 2 days on the market, and the median sale-to-list ratio was 101.0%, meaning the typical home closed slightly above its asking price. Five of the six, or 5 of 6, sold at or above asking.

Those are small-sample figures, and they should be read that way, but they point to homes that were priced to draw attention early. A two-day median is well below what sellers often expect to see, and a sale price above list suggests that offers arrived quickly.

On the buying side, her nine closings made up the larger share of her business. Taken together, the 15 sales produce an average of roughly $340,000 per transaction, a little above the $333,500 median, which reflects a handful of higher-priced sales at the top of her range, including one at $570,000.

The mix of property types is also worth noting. About 53% of her sales were renovated homes, and 7% were new construction, which amounts to one sale. She had no multifamily sales in the period. Renovated properties, in other words, were the largest single category in her year, ahead of both new builds and investor-style multifamily buildings.

Where She Works

Webb’s sales were concentrated in the southern and eastern parts of the Dayton area. Washington Township and Miami Township each accounted for three sales, the most of any area. Kettering followed with two, and single sales closed in Springboro, Beavercreek Township, Troy and Englewood. She had no sales in the city of Dayton or in West Dayton during the period.

In Washington Township, her three sales had a median price of $349,900, compared with an area median of $412,000. That places her work there somewhat below the township’s middle, in a segment that many buyers consider a step toward the larger homes the township is known for by price.

Miami Township is where her figures sit closest to the market. Her median there was $249,900 against an area median of $260,000, a difference of about 4%. In Kettering the picture reversed: her two sales had a median of $320,000, above the area median of $260,000.

Springboro produced one sale at $489,900, compared with a local median of $425,000. In Beavercreek Township, her one sale was at $420,000, under an area median of $500,000. Her Troy sale, at $529,900, was well above the area median of $299,900, and her Englewood sale at $250,000 landed just above the $245,000 area median.

With only one to three sales in each place, these comparisons describe individual transactions rather than a pattern. Still, they show a practitioner whose work covers a wide span of price points, from homes priced near local medians to several that sold above them.

Background and Credentials

Webb is listed as a sales associate at the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realty office at 8280 Yankee Street. Her brokerage profile lists one professional accreditation, Commercial Advisor. The page also places her within the brokerage’s “Forever Agent” network, a name the company uses for agents who aim to support clients beyond a single transaction.

Her listing activity has included a condominium on Winchester Place in Centerville, and her name appears as the listing agent on a Dayton listings feed. Those appearances fit with the broader geography in her sales data, which runs from Englewood and Kettering to Springboro and Troy.

Her own selling page says she stays on top of neighborhood trends and has access to tools for pricing and marketing homes. The brokerage as a whole was named a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite in 2018 and 2019, a recognition given to the company rather than to any individual agent.

Readers who want to confirm licensing details can use the state’s current license lookup through the Ohio Department of Commerce, which replaced the older eLicense site in October 2025.

What the Numbers Suggest

Taken together, Webb’s year describes a working agent with a varied book. She sold in seven communities, handled both listings and buyer representation, and worked across a price range that spans $80,000 to $570,000. More than half of her closings involved renovated homes, which is a distinctive feature of her mix.

Her listings were the standout: a median of two days on the market, a median sale price of 101.0% of list, and five of six homes closing at or above asking. For sellers weighing how a home might be received, those are the figures most directly tied to her own marketing work.

Her buyer-side business was larger in count, with nine closings, and it took her into neighborhoods where median prices run from about $245,000 in Englewood to $500,000 in Beavercreek Township. The Dayton Report has no leaderboard rankings to report for her this period, so her record is best read on its own terms: 15 sales, $5.1 million in volume, and a listing record marked by speed and prices at or above the ask.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 727-4466
Profile on the BHHS Professional Realty website

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