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Shelley Miller | Realtor, Coldwell Banker Realty

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Shelley Miller is a licensed real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Realty in Cincinnati, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Shelley on 12 closed sales (10 as the listing agent, 2 representing the buyer), about $6,438,000 in total sales volume. Most active in Mason, Deerfield Township, Kettering, Lebanon and Middletown.

Dayton Report Leaderboards

  • 1st in Mason (6 sales)
  • 5th in Deerfield Township (2 sales)

Overview

Shelley Miller is a sales associate with Coldwell Banker Realty. Her office is on Montgomery Road in Montgomery, Ohio, and her agent page lists Mason as an area she serves.

Her work leans heavily toward the seller’s side of the table. Ten of those 12 closings were listings she represented, and two were purchases on behalf of buyers. That mix suggests a practice built around marketing and selling homes, and her Zillow profile lists both listing agent and buyer’s agent among her specialties, along with relocation and staging.

Geographically, her business is concentrated in the northern Cincinnati-Dayton corridor. Mason accounts for half of her closings, with Deerfield Township, Lebanon, Middletown and Kettering making up the rest.

Sales record in numbers

Twelve closed sales in a year, totaling $6,438,000, works out to an average of roughly $536,500 per transaction. Her prices span a wide range: the lowest sale closed at $252,000, the highest at $925,000, and the median sits at $471,000. That puts a typical Miller closing in the mid-market to upper-mid-market range for southwest Ohio.

On her ten listings, the median time on the market was 20 days, a quick pace by most measures. Those homes sold at a median of 99.0% of list price, meaning sellers generally came away within a point of their asking price. Two of the ten listings sold at or above asking.

The type of property is also worth noting. None of her sales were new construction, and none were multifamily. About 50% of her closings were renovated homes, so half of her business involved properties that had been updated before or during the sale. That is a sizable share and points to a focus on existing single-family housing rather than builder inventory.

She had no sales in the city of Dayton itself or in West Dayton during the period. Her activity is centered farther north and east, in Warren and Butler counties and the Kettering area.

Where she works

Mason is her anchor market, with six closings. Her median sale price there was $526,000, compared with an area median of $435,000. In other words, her Mason business sits about $91,000 above the typical price in the city, in the upper part of the local market.

Deerfield Township produced three sales for her, with a median price of $800,000 against an area median of $424,900. This is the clearest example of her reach into the higher end of the market. Her priciest closing, at $925,000, fits that pattern, and her work in the township was nearly double the area’s typical price point.

Lebanon accounted for one sale at $317,000, a little below the area median of $370,000. In Middletown, one sale closed at $330,000, against an area median of $230,000. In Kettering, one sale closed at $495,000, compared with an area median of $260,000.

Taken together, her sales in four of the five areas came in above the local median, which is consistent with a practice that favors larger or better-appointed homes. Her Lebanon sale is the lone exception, and it landed at a more entry-level price.

Third-party listings describe a broader service area that includes Dayton and a number of Cincinnati-area suburbs. One of those profiles also shows a recent Dayton sale in the 45429 ZIP code, and a Miami Valley website credits her with a listing in Blanchester, in Clinton County southwest of Dayton.

Background and credentials

Miller holds Ohio real estate license number 2013000022, which is shown on her Coldwell Banker agent page and her personal website. Her title with the firm is sales associate, and her office is labeled Central Regional.

Her personal website describes her as born and raised in the Greater Cincinnati area and cites 31 years of experience in the customer service profession. That figure refers to customer service broadly rather than to real estate specifically. A third-party agent directory lists 13 years of real estate experience.

The same directory lists education at Miami University in Ohio and Hondros College, a well-known Ohio school for real estate licensing. It also notes that she speaks English.

The directory further lists a range of interests, including first-time buyers, investment properties, military families, veterans programs, senior communities, short sales, luxury homes, new construction and foreclosures. Her Zillow profile, by contrast, names buyer’s agent, listing agent, relocation and staging. No professional designations such as ABR, CRS or GRI are listed for her.

How she compares locally

On the Dayton Report’s local leaderboards, Miller stands out most in Mason, where her six closings place her first among agents for the period. Leading a market of that size on volume of sales is a notable result for an agent with 12 total closings.

In Deerfield Township, she ranks fifth on the leaderboard with 2 sales counted there. With the median price on her township sales near double the area figure, her presence in that market is concentrated at the upper end.

Her overall profile is that of a focused, listing-driven agent: a modest number of transactions, quick marketing times, sale prices close to asking, and a clear base in Mason. Prospective sellers in Mason and nearby Warren County communities will find a track record that matches that geography.

Leaderboard Badges

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No. 1 Realtor in Mason, Dayton Report 2026No. 5 Realtor in Deerfield Township, Dayton Report 2026

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Mason (No. 1)

<a href="https://daytonreport.com/realtor-leaderboards/mason/" title="Dayton Report realtor leaderboard"><img src="https://daytonreport.com/badge/MILLSHELL109/mason.svg" alt="No. 1 Realtor in Mason, Dayton Report 2026" width="240" height="80"></a>

Deerfield Township (No. 5)

<a href="https://daytonreport.com/realtor-leaderboards/deerfield-township/" title="Dayton Report realtor leaderboard"><img src="https://daytonreport.com/badge/MILLSHELL109/deerfield-township.svg" alt="No. 5 Realtor in Deerfield Township, Dayton Report 2026" width="240" height="80"></a>

Contact

Office phone: (513) 922-9400
Profile on the Coldwell Banker Realty website

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