Nathan Back is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Pinnacle Group in Mason, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Nathan on 33 closed sales (10 as the listing agent, 23 representing the buyer), about $12,083,221 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Centerville, Washington Township, Lebanon, Beavercreek, Sugarcreek Township and Miamisburg.
Dayton Report Leaderboards
- 6th in Centerville (7 sales)
Overview
Nathan Back is a Keller Williams Pinnacle Group agent working out of the brokerage’s Mason office at 4680 Parkway Drive. His business is also listed under the name The Bison Group. By his own description he works as both a buyer’s agent and a listing agent, and the sales record bears that out: over the past 12 months he closed 33 transactions, 23 on the buyer side and 10 on the listing side.
Those sales added up to $12,083,221 in volume, an average of roughly $366,000 per closing. The typical sale was lower than that average, with a median price of $316,000, and the range was wide, from $93,000 at the low end to $644,900 at the high end. That spread says something about how he works: his business covers entry-level purchases and homes well into the upper-middle part of the Miami Valley market.
Most of his activity sits south and east of Dayton, in suburban communities in Montgomery, Warren and Greene counties. Centerville and Washington Township account for the largest share of his closings, and he also has sales in Lebanon, Beavercreek, Sugarcreek Township, Miamisburg, Tipp City, Bellbrook and the city of Dayton itself.
The sales record in numbers
Of his 33 closed sales in the past 12 months, 23 were buyer-side and 10 were listing-side. Buyer representation makes up about 70 percent of his closings, so the majority of his work involves helping people find and purchase a home, with a steady listing business alongside it.
On the ten homes he listed and sold, the median time on market was 48.5 days, and the median sale price came in at 97.9% of the list price. Four of those ten listings sold at or above asking. Those are the figures of a seller’s agent whose listings tend to close within a few points of their asking price, which is the kind of result that matters to anyone preparing to put a home on the market.
The property mix is varied. About 30% of his sales were renovated homes, a notable share that suggests regular work with houses that have been updated before or during the sale. New construction made up about 6% of his sales, and he handled one multifamily sale in the period. The rest were standard resale single-family homes and similar properties.
The price figures give a clear picture of the middle of his business. A median of $316,000 sits below his average of roughly $366,000, which means a handful of higher-priced closings lift the average. The top sale, at $644,900, is about twice the median, while the lowest, at $93,000, is a reminder that his work is not confined to one price band.
Where he works
Centerville is his busiest market, with 7 sales in the past year. Washington Township follows with 6, and Lebanon comes next with 3. Beavercreek, Sugarcreek Township and Miamisburg each recorded 2 sales. Single sales appeared in Harrison Township, Tipp City, Bellbrook and the Forest Ridge/Quail Hollow area. He also closed 2 sales in the city of Dayton, one of them in West Dayton.
That pattern is consistent with the territory he describes for himself. His own profile says he focuses on prominent Miami Valley locations, with a portfolio that includes Dayton, Beavercreek, Mason, West Chester, Cincinnati, Milford and Springboro. The closed-sales data shows the heaviest concentration in the Centerville and Washington Township area, which lie close together along the southern edge of the Dayton metro, with a second cluster in the Lebanon and Warren County direction.
Working across this many communities is not unusual for an agent based in Mason, which sits near the intersection of the Dayton and Cincinnati markets. It does mean that his sales cover several distinct price environments, from the lower-priced housing stock in parts of Harrison Township to the higher median prices found in Washington Township and Sugarcreek Township. The next section compares his prices with each area’s median.
His prices against each area’s median
Comparing the median price of his sales with the median for the area as a whole shows where his business sits in each market. The comparisons below cover the eight areas where he has at least one sale with a reported area median. Sample sizes are small in several of them, so the figures are best read as a snapshot rather than a trend.
In Centerville, his median sale price was $428,000, against an area median of $349,900. In Washington Township, his median was $437,500, compared with an area median of $412,000. Those two markets, which together account for 13 of his sales, are both places where his typical closing came in above the local midpoint.
Lebanon shows the largest gap in that direction. His three sales there had a median of $585,000, while the area median is $370,000. That puts his Lebanon work in the upper tier of that market. In Tipp City, his one sale closed at $433,825, compared with an area median of $360,000. In Beavercreek, his median of $341,250 sits close to the area median of $330,000, and in Miamisburg his median of $305,500 compares with $274,900 for the area.
In the other direction, his two Sugarcreek Township sales had a median of $279,848, below the area median of $379,900, and his single Harrison Township sale at $93,000 compares with an area median of $127,000. Taken together, these figures show an agent who works comfortably both above and below the local midpoint, depending on the community, rather than one tied to a single price tier.
Background and credentials
Nathan Back has worked in real estate since 2012, and his professional profile places him in the Dayton metropolitan area with Keller Williams Pinnacle Group. That gives him more than a decade in the business. He holds an Ohio real estate license and works as a REALTOR®.
Before entering real estate, he owned and operated a general contractor business for many years. That background is relevant to the work he does now. Construction experience is useful when evaluating a home’s condition, and it fits with the share of renovated properties in his recent sales, about 30 percent of the total. It also fits with his work on new construction, although that is a smaller part of his business at about 6 percent.
His Keller Williams profile lists luxury as a specialty, and he describes himself as both a buyer’s agent and a listing agent. His earlier career included an affiliation with Irongate Realtors before his current brokerage. No professional designations, awards or board or association roles were found for him, so his record rests on the sales figures and the length of his time in the business rather than on formal titles.
He maintains personal web pages through Keller Williams at nathanback.kw.com and at nathan-back.com, where buyers and sellers can find more about his business.
How he compares locally
On the Dayton Report leaderboards, Nathan Back ranks sixth in Centerville, with 7 sales in the past 12 months. Centerville is one of the larger suburban markets in the Dayton area, and a top-six position there reflects steady, repeat activity in a community where many agents compete for listings and buyers.
Centerville is also the market where his work is easiest to measure. His median sale price there, $428,000, runs well above the area median of $349,900, which means his sixth-place position comes from closings in the upper half of the local market rather than from a volume of lower-priced sales.
Beyond Centerville, his numbers are spread across many communities rather than concentrated in one. That spread explains why he appears on a single leaderboard: his 33 sales are divided among more than ten areas, and no other single area reached a ranking. Washington Township, with six sales, is his second-largest market and may be worth watching in future rankings as the year goes on.
Taken as a whole, the record is that of an established agent with a balanced buyer and listing practice, listings that typically sell near asking in about seven weeks, a wide price range, and a base in the Centerville and Washington Township area that extends into Warren and Greene counties and into the city of Dayton.
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Centerville (No. 6)
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Contact
Office phone: (513) 277-0996
Profile on the Keller Williams Pinnacle Group website
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