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Teresa M Johnson | Realtor, Comey & Shepherd REALTORS

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Teresa M Johnson is a licensed real estate agent with Comey & Shepherd REALTORS in Cincinnati, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Teresa on 27 closed sales (20 as the listing agent, 7 representing the buyer), about $11,075,100 in total sales volume. Most active in Lebanon, Waynesville, Maineville, Blanchester, Franklin Township and Morrow.

Dayton Report Leaderboards

  • 2nd in Lebanon (17 sales)
  • 8th in Maineville (2 sales)

Overview

Teresa M. Johnson is a REALTOR with Comey & Shepherd REALTORS whose recent work is concentrated in Lebanon, Ohio, and the surrounding Warren County area.

Her activity leans toward the seller side. Of those 27 transactions, 20 were listing sides and 7 were buyer sides, so roughly three of every four closings began with a listing she took. Her homes sold at prices from $208,500 to $785,000, with a median of $376,000.

Comey & Shepherd describes her as a licensed agent offering both buyer and seller services, and she also invests in rental property purchases. Her listed specialties are buyer’s agent, listing agent and relocation specialist.

Her sales record in numbers

The strongest figures in her record come from the listing side. Her 20 listings that sold did so in a median of 22 days on the market, and the median sale-to-list price ratio was 100.0%, meaning the typical listing closed at its asking price. 13 of the 20 sold at or above asking.

A median of 22 days is brisk by any measure, and it suggests listings were priced to attract offers early. The 100.0% ratio points the same direction: sellers working with her generally received what they asked.

The price spread is wide. The low end of $208,500 and the high end of $785,000 span a range of more than $575,000, while the median of $376,000 sits in the middle of the Lebanon market. Her volume of $11,075,100 across 27 sales works out to an average near $410,000 per transaction, pulled above the median by a handful of higher-priced closings.

The property mix is mostly resale. New construction made up about 4% of her sales, essentially a single home, while 37% were renovated properties, which is more than a third of her business. She had no multifamily sales in the period. That pattern describes an agent working mainly with existing single-family homes, many of them updated.

Where she works

Lebanon is the center of her business. 18 of her 27 sales, two-thirds of the total, were there. Her median price in Lebanon was $368,250, against an area median of $370,000, so her work there sits almost exactly on the market’s midpoint. That alignment suggests a broad, representative slice of the city’s housing rather than a niche at either end.

Beyond Lebanon, her sales are spread across several nearby communities, mostly one or two closings each:

In Maineville, she closed two sales at a median of $447,500, above the area median of $361,000. In Waynesville, two sales came in at a median of $385,000, compared with an area median of $425,000.

Single closings include Franklin Township at $208,500 (area median $312,000), Blanchester at $470,000 (area median $290,000), Morrow at $550,000 (area median $399,900), Franklin at $620,000 (area median $260,000) and Xenia at $226,600 (area median $250,000).

Because most of these areas had only one sale, the comparisons say more about individual homes than about neighborhood trends. Still, several of those closings, in Blanchester, Morrow, Franklin and Maineville, were well above the local median, and they account for much of the upper end of her price range.

Her past work has also reached into the Miami Valley. Her Homes.com production history lists Franklin and Miamisburg among her five-year sales areas, and she is listed on the roster of the Comey & Shepherd office in Bellbrook. Her record in the City of Dayton and West Dayton over the past year shows no sales.

Background and credentials

Comey & Shepherd is one of the larger brokerages in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region, and the firm says it was ranked 115th largest in the country by Real Trends. That ranking is a company-level distinction rather than a personal one. The firm also lists service in the Dayton area.

Teresa Johnson’s public profiles describe a long career. Her brokerage profile says she has worked in real estate for 26 years, while other agent directories give figures of 27 and 28 years. The common thread is a career spanning more than a quarter century.

Her brokerage-hosted site describes her as a licensed REALTOR, and her agent profile gives her an Ohio sales license under Comey & Shepherd. Directory listings place her in Lebanon, and her services include relocation work in addition to buying and selling. Homes.com lists NAR membership, and her profile there says she serves Lebanon and the nearby area.

Her site also notes that she invests in rental property purchases, which gives her a perspective on the market beyond transactions for clients. No professional designations or industry awards for her personally appear in the public record.

How she compares locally

Her strongest standing is in her home market. In Lebanon, she ranks second on the Dayton Report leaderboard with 17 sales, a position that reflects steady, concentrated activity in one city rather than scattered volume.

In Maineville, she ranks eighth with 2 sales, a smaller footprint but one that still places her on the board in a market where her median price of $447,500 ran above the area figure.

Taken together, the numbers describe an agent with a clear base. Two-thirds of her closings are in Lebanon, her pricing there tracks the market median, and her listings move in about three weeks at asking price. Her work on the edges of Warren, Clinton, Greene, Brown and Butler-area markets adds range, from a $208,500 home in Franklin Township to a $785,000 sale at the top of her record.

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No. 2 Realtor in Lebanon, Dayton Report 2026No. 8 Realtor in Maineville, Dayton Report 2026

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Lebanon (No. 2)

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Maineville (No. 8)

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Contact

Office phone: (937) 689-1013
Profile on the Comey & Shepherd REALTORS website

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