Travis Webb | Realtor, eXp Realty

Travis Webb is a licensed real estate agent with eXp Realty in Beavercreek, and a member of Dayton REALTORS®.

Recent Sales Activity

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Travis on 9 closed sales (0 as the listing agent, 9 representing the buyer), about $2,987,600 in total sales volume. 1 of those were in the City of Dayton, 1 in West Dayton. Most active in Harrison Township, Mason, Fairborn, Washington Township, Beavercreek Township and Franklin.

Overview

Travis Webb is a real estate agent with eXp Realty who has been active in the Dayton-area market since March 2026. In that period the MLS shows 8 closed sales with a combined volume of $2,877,700. Every one of those transactions was on the buyer’s side, which gives his record a clear shape: it is the work of an agent who helps people find and purchase homes.

A team website describes eXp Realty services for buyers and sellers in Dayton and Cincinnati and lists Webb under its agents. The eXp Realty Beavercreek office, at 70 Birch Alley, Suite 240, serves Dayton, Beavercreek, Xenia, Tipp City and other nearby communities.

What stands out in the numbers is range. His eight sales landed in eight different areas, from Wright View and Harrison Township to Mason and Beavercreek Township, and in prices from $150,000 to $589,900.

The sales record in numbers

Since March 2026, Webb has closed 8 sales totaling $2,877,700. All 8 were buyer-side transactions, and he has recorded no listing-side sales in the period. Because there are no listing sales, there are no figures for days on market or sale-to-list ratio on his own listings.

His median sale price is $327,450. The lowest-priced sale closed at $150,000 and the highest at $589,900. That spread of roughly $440,000 between the two ends shows a book of business that is not confined to one price tier.

On the type of property, 50% of his sales were renovated homes. None of the eight involved new construction, and none were multifamily properties. Half of his purchases for buyers, in other words, were homes that had been updated, while the rest were existing homes without that designation.

With a sample of eight transactions, each sale carries real weight in the percentages. A single closing moves the figures by 12.5 points, so the numbers are best read as a snapshot of an agent’s first months of recorded activity rather than a settled pattern.

Where he works

Webb’s eight sales were spread across eight areas, with one in each: Fairborn, Harrison Township, Washington Township, Wright View, Franklin, Huber Heights, Beavercreek Township and Mason. One of the eight closed within the city of Dayton itself, and none closed in West Dayton.

In Fairborn, his sale closed at $249,900, against an area median of $223,000. In Harrison Township, the figure was $158,000, compared with an area median of $130,000. In Wright View, his sale was $150,000, with the area median at $136,000. Those three are among the more affordable parts of his territory, and in each his sale price sat modestly above the local median.

Franklin offers the closest match of all: his sale at $255,000 equaled the area median of $255,000 exactly.

The larger gaps come at the upper end. In Washington Township, he closed at $525,000 against an area median of $400,000. In Beavercreek Township, the sale was $550,000 against a median of $499,900. In Mason, it was $589,900 against $385,000. And in Huber Heights, he closed at $399,900 in an area where the median is $230,000.

Taken together, seven of the eight sales closed above the median for their area, and the eighth matched it. Because each area holds a single sale, these comparisons describe individual transactions and not a trend within any one community. They do show that Webb has worked in both entry-level and higher-priced segments of the Miami Valley market.

Price range and market context

The eight areas Webb has worked in differ considerably in cost. Area medians in his data run from $130,000 in Harrison Township to $499,900 in Beavercreek Township. Wright View, at $136,000, and Fairborn, at $223,000, sit toward the lower end, while Huber Heights and Franklin fall in the middle at $230,000 and $255,000.

Mason, with an area median of $385,000, and Washington Township, at $400,000, sit higher. Beavercreek Township has the highest median of the group.

Webb’s purchases traveled across that whole spectrum. His three lowest sales, at $150,000, $158,000 and $249,900, are in communities whose medians fall under $225,000. His three highest, at $525,000, $550,000 and $589,900, are in areas with medians of $385,000 or more.

For a buyer comparing agents, that breadth is the main takeaway from the figures: his closed transactions include starter-level purchases and homes approaching $600,000, across both sides of the Dayton area.

Background and affiliation

Webb is affiliated with eXp Realty. A team website presents his name under the title of agent and describes services for buyers and sellers in Dayton and Cincinnati. The nearest eXp office is the Beavercreek location at 70 Birch Alley, Suite 240, Building B, which lists Dayton, Beavercreek, Xenia and Tipp City among its service areas.

Details such as designations, years in the business, awards or community roles have not been published in the materials available, so none are listed here. His record since March 2026 stands as the clearest account of his work: 8 buyer-side sales, $2,877,700 in volume, and a median price of $327,450 spread across eight local markets.

Readers who want to confirm licensing can use the state’s current lookup at com.ohio.gov/real, which replaced the older eLicense search.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 638-5867

Sales figures come from Dayton REALTORS® MLS records and are updated monthly. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Is this you? Claim this listing to add your photo, bio and contact details.