Niki Miller | Realtor, Glasshouse Realty Group

Niki Miller is a licensed real estate agent with Glasshouse Realty Group in Piqua, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Niki on 13 closed sales (11 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $2,696,000 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Piqua, Butler Township, Vandalia, Xenia, Patterson Park and Bradford.

Overview

Niki Miller is a listing agent with Glasshouse Realty Group, a Dayton-area brokerage founded in 2019 by Mo Zahedi and Evan Kloth. Glasshouse now has more than 350 agents and lists Piqua among its locations. Miller’s listings have been credited on several Piqua properties, including homes on Clark Avenue, Miami Street, 1st Street and East Peterson Road.

Since March 2026, MLS records show Miller with 6 closed sales totaling $1,369,700 in sales volume. All six were on the listing side, and each sold in a different community: Patterson Park, Bradford, Xenia, Ludlow Falls, Piqua and Huber Heights. That spread across Miami Valley markets, in a short stretch of time, is the defining feature of her recent record.

Every one of those six listings closed at or above its asking price, and every one was a renovated property.

The sales record in numbers

Miller’s six closed sales since March 2026 add up to $1,369,700. Her sale prices ranged from a low of $194,900 to a high of $299,900, with a median of $218,450. The average works out to roughly $228,000, so the group sits in a fairly tight band in the lower-to-middle part of the regional market.

All 6 of 6 listings sold at or above asking price. Her median sale-to-list ratio is 100.0%, which means the typical home closed at exactly its list price. Sellers who priced with her did not, in this stretch, have to negotiate downward to reach a closing.

The median time on market for her listings was 62 days. That is a little over two months from listing to a sold status, a pace that reflects homes that were priced to hold their number rather than to move quickly at a discount.

The mix of property types is notable for its consistency. 100% of her sales were renovated homes, none were new construction, and none were multifamily. Her work in this window has centered on updated single-family resale housing.

All six closings were listing-side transactions. She had no buyer-side closings in this period, so the record is entirely a picture of how her own listings performed.

Where she works

Miller’s sales are spread across six communities, one in each. Her listing credits also place her in Piqua, where several of her properties have appeared on regional listing pages. Piqua is the northernmost of the six markets, and Xenia and Huber Heights lie closer to Dayton.

Patterson Park: One sale at $233,000, against an area median of $256,000. Her sale landed somewhat under the neighborhood median.

Bradford: One sale at $224,900, compared with an area median of $212,000. This was slightly above the local midpoint.

Xenia: One sale at $194,900, the lowest of her six. The area median is $239,000, so this was an entry-level price point for the city.

Ludlow Falls: One sale at $205,000, against an area median of $425,000. The small village’s median is pulled up by higher-priced homes, and her sale was well below it.

Piqua: One sale at $299,900, the highest of her six and well above the Piqua median of $180,000. It stands as her strongest result relative to its local market.

Huber Heights: One sale at $212,000, compared with an area median of $230,000.

Price points against local medians

Placing each sale against its area median shows a range of positions. In two of the six areas, Bradford and Piqua, her sale price was above the local median. In the other four, Patterson Park, Xenia, Ludlow Falls and Huber Heights, it was below, which places those homes in the more accessible part of their markets.

The Piqua sale is the clearest example of a listing priced well above its area’s typical figure: at $299,900 it was roughly two-thirds higher than the $180,000 median. Because every home was renovated, that premium is consistent with updated condition, though the figures alone do not specify what work was done.

In Ludlow Falls, the gap runs the other way. The $205,000 sale came in at less than half of the $425,000 area median. With only one sale per area, these comparisons describe individual homes rather than market trends, and should be read that way.

Taken together, her sales cluster between roughly $195,000 and $300,000, a band that covers a good share of the Miami Valley’s starter and move-up resale market.

Background and brokerage

Miller practices with Glasshouse Realty Group, which was recognized among Dayton Daily News Best of Dayton 2026 winners. The company says it has more than 350 agents. Public listing pages credit Miller on properties in Piqua, among them 1011 Clark Ave, 618-620 Miami St, 505 1st St and 1525 E Peterson Road, and Glasshouse’s company page on LoopNet lists her as a contact.

What can be said is drawn from the sales data: a short but active window of six closings, each at or above asking, spread over six communities.

Because the figures cover the period since March 2026, they capture a recent stretch of work rather than a long career. As more transactions close, the sample will grow and the patterns in price, pace and geography will become easier to read.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 238-9271

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.