Scott B Bakosh is a licensed real estate agent with Keller Williams Community Part in Miamisburg, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.
Recent Sales Activity
Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Scott on 9 closed sales (5 as the listing agent, 4 representing the buyer), about $2,448,800 in total sales volume. Most active in Franklin, Miami Township, Beavercreek, Harveysburg and Huber Heights.
Scott Bakosh at a Glance
Scott B. Bakosh is a Realtor with Keller Williams Community Partners, working from the brokerage’s office at 2835 Miami Village Drive in Miamisburg. He markets his business under the name The Bakosh Group, and his online presence describes services for selling a home, purchasing a home and handling land contract transactions.
In the period since March 2026, MLS records show Bakosh with 4 closed sales totaling $1,333,400 in volume. All four closings were on the listing side, meaning he represented the seller each time. The homes sold across four different communities in the Dayton region: Miami Township, Huber Heights, Beavercreek and Franklin.
With a window of only a few months and a handful of transactions, the numbers describe a recent snapshot of his work rather than a long-term record.
The Sales Record in Numbers
Bakosh’s four closings ranged from $83,400 to $620,000, with a median sale price of $315,000. That spread is wide. It covers an entry-level sale at one end and a property well into the upper tier of the local market at the other, and it suggests a practice not tied to a single price band.
On the pace of his listings, the median time on market was 53.5 days. The median sale-to-list ratio was 99.9%, meaning homes typically sold within a fraction of a percent of their asking prices. Two of the four listings, or 2 of 4, closed at or above the list price.
A sale-to-list ratio that close to 100% is a useful signal in a market where pricing strategy matters. It indicates that the asking prices on these homes were closely aligned with what buyers ultimately paid, and that sellers on average did not have to make meaningful concessions to close.
Volume of $1,333,400 across four sales works out to an average of roughly $333,000 per closing, a little above the median because the Beavercreek sale at the top of his range pulls the average upward.
Types of Homes
The mix of property types adds context to the figures. None of Bakosh’s recent sales were new construction, so the 0% new-construction share means his work in this window was entirely in existing homes. Meanwhile 75% of his sales, three of the four, were renovated homes, a category that tends to draw buyers looking for updated finishes without taking on a project themselves.
He had no multifamily sales in the period. Third-party listing data also describes his transaction history as including houses, condominiums and lot or land sales, which fits the land contract and general residential services he advertises.
Where He Works
Each of the four sales came from a different community, so no single area dominates the record. Comparing each sale with the area’s median price shows where his listings sat in their markets.
In Miami Township, his sale closed at $83,400, against an area median of $258,969. That places it well below the typical price there and marks the entry point of his range.
In Huber Heights, the sale was $225,000 against an area median of $230,000, almost squarely in line with the local middle of the market.
In Beavercreek, the home sold for $620,000, compared with an area median of $325,000. It was the highest-priced sale of his period and nearly double the typical figure for the area.
In Franklin, the sale came in at $405,000, against an area median of $260,000, again above the local midpoint.
Taken together, two of his sales were priced well above their area medians, one matched its market and one served the lower end. He recorded no sales in the city of Dayton or in West Dayton during the period. Online transaction data for his longer history also points to activity in Hamilton, Miamisburg, Springboro and the Woodbourne-Hyde Park area, along with Franklin and Huber Heights, and a Wilmington listing is attributed to him as well.
Background and Brokerage
Bakosh is affiliated with Keller Williams Community Partners, whose office is in Miamisburg. His listings appear under the brokerage name in MLS-fed listing pages, including a Beavercreek property on East Patterson Road and a Wilmington property on Southwind Boulevard. The Bakosh Group also maintains a Facebook business page, Bakosh Group Sells Homes, and a Keller Williams agent website.
One listing aggregator credits him with 18 years of experience, though that figure comes from the aggregator rather than from Bakosh himself.
The Keller Williams Community Partners office describes itself as ranking first in agents, training, volume and units. That is a claim about the office as a whole and not an individual honor.
How the Numbers Read
Bakosh’s results in this window are a small sample, and no leaderboard standings are available for him in this period, so a ranking against other agents would be premature. What the numbers do show is a practice working on the seller side across several communities and price points, with homes that sold close to asking.
The strongest figures are the 99.9% median sale-to-list ratio and the fact that half of his listings closed at or above asking. The Beavercreek and Franklin sales, which sold well above their communities’ medians, show a capacity to handle higher-priced properties, while the Huber Heights sale shows work in the middle of the market.
As more closings accumulate, a fuller picture of his pace, price range and geographic focus will emerge. For now, the record shows four sales, four communities and a median price of $315,000.
Contact
Office phone: (937) 797-0560
Profile on the Keller Williams Community Part website
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