Polly Mobbs 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 Polly on 27 closed sales (11 as the listing agent, 16 representing the buyer), about $8,968,200 in total sales volume. 4 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Troy, Kettering, Centerville, Clearcreek Township, Trotwood and Old North Dayton.
Overview
Polly Mobbs is a sales associate with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realty, working out of the brokerage’s office at 8280 Yankee Street. Her brokerage page calls her “Your Local Real Estate Expert” and lists her as one of the company’s Forever Agents. Her personal website presents her alongside colleague Christina Frost under the Professional Realty name, with a Centerville, Ohio, connection.
Over the past 12 months, Mobbs closed 27 sales with a combined volume of $8,968,200. Her business is split between sellers and buyers: 11 listing sides and 16 buyer sides. That works out to roughly $332,000 in volume per closed sale, though the median price of $267,000 gives a better sense of where most of her work sits.
A third-party directory describes her as working with both first-time buyers and experienced investors in the Dayton area. The sales figures bear out that range: her closings run from a $58,000 purchase to a $1,250,000 sale, and they include single-family homes, renovated properties and multifamily buildings.
Her sales record in numbers
Mobbs closed 27 transactions in the past 12 months, totaling $8,968,200. Sixteen of those were on the buyer side and eleven were listings she took to closing. Her prices range from $58,000 to $1,250,000, with a median of $267,000.
The listing side is where her pace stands out. Her 11 listings that sold had a median of 24 days on the market, a quick turnaround by most measures. Her median sale-to-list ratio on those homes was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed right at its asking price. Seven of the 11, or 7 of 11, sold at or above asking.
The mix of property types is varied. None of her closed sales were new construction, so her work is concentrated in existing homes. About 26% of her sales were renovated properties, which suggests a steady share of updated homes in her business. She also closed 4 multifamily sales, nearly one in seven of her transactions, which fits the investor side of her client base described in a third-party directory.
For a longer view, RealTrends lists her 2024 production at 36 sides and $10.83 million in volume. That is a separate calendar-year measure from the 12-month MLS window above, and the two should not be read as directly comparable.
Where she works
Her closings are spread across the Miami Valley rather than concentrated in a single pocket. Troy and Kettering lead with 4 sales each, followed by Centerville with 3. Single sales were recorded in Old North Dayton, Trotwood, Shroyer Park, Lebanon, Walnut Hills, Union and Linden Heights. In all, 4 of her sales were in the city of Dayton, and one was in West Dayton.
In Troy, her four sales had a median price of $204,000, against an area median of $299,900. Her work there leans toward the more accessible end of the market, which is consistent with the entry-level and investor activity in her record.
In Kettering, her four sales had a median of $235,000, compared with an area median of $260,000. That puts her closely in line with the typical price in the city, a little below the middle of the market.
Centerville is the clear high point. Her three sales there had a median of $1,250,000, well above the area median of $349,900. That figure is consistent with the top of her price range, and it shows she handles luxury-tier transactions as well as starter homes.
Her single sales in other communities sit close to local norms. In Lebanon, her sale at $375,000 compared with an area median of $370,000. In Shroyer Park, her $219,900 sale matched the area median exactly. In Old North Dayton, her $147,000 sale was near the $150,000 median. In Walnut Hills, her $169,000 sale was modestly above the $160,000 median, and in Trotwood, her $247,900 sale compared with an area median of $168,000.
Price points and property types
Taken together, the neighborhood figures describe an agent who works across several price tiers. Her median of $267,000 sits in the middle of the Dayton-area range, but the spread beneath it is wide. At the low end, a $58,000 closing points to the kind of affordable inventory that often draws investors. At the high end, the $1.25 million sale in Centerville is more than four times her median.
In four of the eight areas with enough detail to compare, her prices landed within a few thousand dollars of the local median or above it by a modest margin: Lebanon, Shroyer Park, Old North Dayton and Walnut Hills. That suggests her sales there reflect the broader market in those neighborhoods rather than one end of it.
Her 26% share of renovated homes and four multifamily closings add to that picture. Renovated properties tend to appeal to buyers who want move-in condition, while multifamily buildings are more often bought for rental income or owner occupancy with a rental unit. Handling both requires familiarity with different kinds of transactions, and her record shows regular activity in each.
Background and brokerage
Mobbs is affiliated with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realty, and the brokerage’s office roster lists her as a sales associate at the Yankee Street location. The company’s agent page describes her as a Professional Realty Forever Agent. RealTrends also lists her as an affiliate of the firm in the Dayton area.
Her personal website presents her together with Christina Frost under the Professional Realty banner in Centerville. It does not describe a formal team name, so the two are best understood as colleagues who share a web presence.
Readers who want to confirm her license can check it through the state of Ohio’s licensing portal, which handles real estate license transactions.
How the numbers read
Across a year of closings, a few features stand out. Her listings sold in a median of 24 days and at 100.0% of asking, with a majority closing at or above their list price. Her buyer-side work is slightly heavier than her listing work, at 16 sides to 11. And her geographic reach spans more than ten communities, from Troy in Miami County to Lebanon in Warren County and several parts of Dayton itself.
That breadth, along with a price range that runs from $58,000 to $1.25 million, defines her recent record. For buyers and sellers in the Miami Valley, the figures show an agent who has recent experience in a wide range of neighborhoods and property types.
Contact
Office phone: (937) 727-4466
Profile on the BHHS Professional Realty website
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