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Scott D Grilliot | Realtor, Grilliot & Associates Realty I

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Scott D Grilliot is a licensed real estate agent with Grilliot & Associates Realty I in Kettering, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Scott on 20 closed sales (12 as the listing agent, 8 representing the buyer), about $6,835,170 in total sales volume. 3 of those were in the City of Dayton. Most active in Beavercreek, Belmont, Kettering, Oakwood, Linden Heights and Englewood.

Overview

Scott Grilliot is the broker and owner of Grilliot & Associates Realty I, a Kettering-based brokerage. The firm operates from Carlo Drive in Kettering and has been listed as established in 2006, with Grilliot named as its principal. He describes his work as helping both buyers and sellers, and he lists buyer’s agent and seller’s agent as his specialties.

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Grilliot closing 20 sales with a combined volume of $6,835,170. Twelve of those were listing sides and eight were buyer sides, so the larger share of his activity came from representing sellers.

His work stretches across the Dayton region, from the city itself and its close-in neighborhoods to suburbs in Montgomery, Greene, Warren and Butler counties.

The sales record in numbers

The 20 closed sales over the past 12 months break down into 12 listing sides and 8 buyer sides. Total volume came to $6,835,170, which works out to an average of roughly $342,000 per transaction, though the median price is a little lower at $303,010. The gap between the two reflects a handful of higher-priced sales pulling the average up.

His prices span a wide range. The lowest sale closed at $131,000 and the highest at $945,000. That spread, more than seven times from bottom to top, shows a practice that is not tied to a single price tier. Entry-level homes in neighborhoods such as Linden Heights share the ledger with sales well into the upper end of the Beavercreek and Clearcreek Township markets.

On the listing side, the numbers are strong. His 12 listings sold with a median of 6 days on market, a pace well under what many sellers expect. The median sale-to-list ratio on those listings was 100.0%, meaning the typical home sold at its asking price. Seven of the 12 listings, or 7 of 12, closed at or above the list price.

The mix of property types is also worth noting. Renovated homes made up 35% of his sales, a meaningful share that points to regular work with updated properties. None of his closings were new construction, and he recorded no multifamily sales in the period. His business is concentrated in existing single-family housing.

Where he works

Grilliot’s sales are spread across ten areas, with no single community dominating. Beavercreek led with three closings. Belmont and Kettering followed with two each. Linden Heights, Englewood, Clearcreek Township, Huber Heights, Washington Township, Sugarcreek Township and Springboro each recorded one sale. Three of his sales were within the City of Dayton.

That breadth fits the way third-party directories describe his territory. Listings of his service areas include Dayton, Beavercreek and Springboro, along with the ZIP codes 45066, 45430 and 45432. Other directories add Kettering, Woodbourne-Hyde Park, Vandalia, Fairborn and Linden Heights to the list of places he has sold.

Kettering is both his brokerage’s home and one of his steadier markets. Two sales there closed at a median of $279,250, a little above the area median of $260,000. Washington Township shows a similar pattern: his sale there closed at $425,000 against an area median of $412,000.

Beavercreek stands out for price. His three sales there carried a median of $530,900, compared with an area median of $330,000. That puts his Beavercreek work well toward the upper end of that market, and it accounts for much of the volume behind his overall total.

Price points against local medians

Setting his prices beside each area’s median gives a clearer picture of where he operates in each market. In Beavercreek and Kettering, as well as Washington Township, his typical sale came in above the local median. In several other places, his sales sat below it, which points to work in the more accessible part of those markets.

In Belmont, two sales closed at a median of $158,000, close to the area median of $165,000. In Linden Heights, his sale at $131,000 compared with an area median of $160,000. In Englewood, a sale at $220,750 sat beside an area median of $245,000, and in Huber Heights a sale at $183,000 compared with a median of $226,500.

Clearcreek Township offers a different view. His sale there closed at $475,000, against an area median of $567,000, placing it in the more moderate part of a higher-priced market.

Taken together, the figures show an agent who works comfortably in both the starter-home range of Dayton’s older neighborhoods and the larger-home markets of Greene and Warren counties. The range of price points, rather than a narrow focus, is the defining feature of his recent record.

Background and credentials

Grilliot is listed as broker and owner of Grilliot & Associates Realty I. Business directories identify him as the principal of the firm, which has operated in Kettering since 2006. On LinkedIn, he describes himself as the owner of Grilliot & Associates Realty, specializing in helping buyers and sellers in the Dayton area.

Third-party profiles give differing accounts of his experience. One describes him as having 26 years in the business, while another shows 18 years. Those profiles list an Ohio license number, 0000367087, though it could not be checked against state records after Ohio retired its older eLicense system in October 2025. Readers who want to confirm licensing can use the state’s current lookup through the Ohio Department of Commerce.

One of those directory profiles reports 63 closed sales and about $17.6 million in total value over the prior five years. Those aggregate figures come from a third-party site and are not independently verified, but they are consistent with a steady, long-running practice. No awards, designations or board roles were found for him.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 298-2010

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