Sean Goodyear | Realtor, Keller Williams Community Part

Sean Goodyear 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 Sean on 30 closed sales (8 as the listing agent, 22 representing the buyer), about $10,131,123 in total sales volume. 2 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Fairborn, Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Xenia, Kettering and Sugarcreek Township.

Overview

Sean Goodyear closed 29 sales over the past 12 months with Keller Williams Community Partners, for a combined sales volume of $9,666,123. Of those, 22 were on the buyer side and 7 were listings, which puts most of his recent work in helping people purchase homes.

He is named as a member of The Jeff Probst Group, a Keller Williams Community Partners team based at 2835 Miami Village Drive in Miamisburg. The team’s page says he brings 15 years of corporate experience to the work of guiding clients through a home purchase. The page describes that background as corporate rather than real estate experience, and it does not say how long he has worked in the field.

His business is spread across the Dayton region rather than concentrated in one place. Closings in the past year touched at least ten areas, from Fairborn and Beavercreek in Greene County to Kettering and Miamisburg in Montgomery County, and out to Waynesville, Xenia, Piqua and Mount Vernon.

The sales record in numbers

Across the 29 closed sales, prices ran from $110,000 to $1,160,000, with a median of $263,900. That span covers entry-level purchases, mid-priced homes and at least one sale well above $1 million, so his work is not tied to a single price tier.

The buyer side carries the bulk of the volume. Twenty-two of the 29 sales, roughly three-quarters, had him representing the buyer. The other 7 were listings, where he represented the seller.

Those seven listings moved quickly. The median time on market for his listings was 4 days, and the median sale-to-list price ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing sold at its asking price. Four of the seven sold at or above asking.

The listing sample is small, so these figures describe a handful of transactions rather than a long-term pattern. Still, a four-day median and a typical sale at full asking price are a solid result for a year’s worth of listings.

The kinds of homes he sells

Renovated homes make up a sizable share of his business. About 45% of his closed sales were renovated properties, which suggests many of his clients were buying or selling homes that had recently been updated.

New construction was a much smaller part of the mix, at about 3% of sales, which amounts to a single transaction. He closed no multifamily sales in the period, so his work centers on single-family homes.

Taken together, the numbers describe an agent whose year was built mostly on existing houses, many of them updated, across a wide geographic spread and a broad price range.

Where he works

Fairborn was his busiest area, with 4 sales and a median price of $249,450. The area’s overall median price is $220,000, so his Fairborn sales sat somewhat above the local middle.

In Beavercreek he closed 3 sales at a median of $290,900, compared with an area median of $330,000. That puts his Beavercreek business a step below the local median, in a part of the market where many buyers look for a more accessible price point.

Bellbrook and Kettering each had 2 sales. In Bellbrook his median was $627,000 against an area median of $385,000, which shows him working at the upper end of that market. In Kettering his median of $284,562 was modestly above the $260,000 area median.

Xenia also had 2 sales, at a median of $444,000, well above the area median of $250,000. In Miamisburg, the town where his team’s office sits, he closed one sale at $184,900, below the area median of $274,900.

The single-sale areas fill out the picture. The Waynesville sale closed at $1,160,000, the highest of his year and far above the area median of $425,000. A Mount Vernon sale closed at $110,000, the lowest. He also had one sale each in Piqua and Pheasant Hill.

Closer to the urban core, he had 2 sales in the city of Dayton and 1 in West Dayton.

Background and credentials

The Jeff Probst Group’s page says Sean has 15 years of corporate experience, and that this background shaped how he advocates for and leads clients through buying a home. The page presents him as a buyer-focused member of the team.

He works under Keller Williams Community Partners in Miamisburg.

What the numbers show is a year of steady activity: 29 closings, a wide geographic reach, and quick results on the listings he took.

How his year reads

Several features stand out in the year’s results. His listings sold in a median of four days and typically at asking price. His buyer business is broad, with 22 closings across the region. And his price points range from a $110,000 purchase to a $1.16 million sale.

In several areas, including Bellbrook, Xenia, Waynesville, Fairborn and Kettering, his median prices ran above the local median, while in Beavercreek and Miamisburg they ran below. That mix points to a practice that follows clients across price levels rather than specializing in one band.

With 29 sales and about $9.7 million in volume over the past 12 months, Goodyear’s recent record is that of an active agent working across much of the Dayton region.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 797-0560

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