Tyler Blatt | Realtor, Keller Williams Community Part

Tyler Blatt 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 Tyler on 14 closed sales (9 as the listing agent, 5 representing the buyer), about $4,655,085 in total sales volume. 1 were in West Dayton. Most active in Lebanon, Xenia, Beavercreek, Beavercreek Township, Trotwood and Springboro.

Tyler Blatt at a Glance

Tyler Blatt is a residential real estate agent with Keller Williams Community Partners, whose office is at 2835 Miami Village Drive in Miamisburg. He works with The Blatt Group, a team operating under the brokerage, and holds the ABR, SRS and SRES designations.

Over the past 12 months, MLS records show Blatt closed 14 sales with a combined volume of $4,655,085. Nine of those were listing sides and five were buyer sides, so his year leaned toward representing sellers.

His business is spread across the Miami Valley rather than concentrated in a single pocket. The closed sales cover ten communities, from Lebanon and Springboro in the north and east of the region to Trotwood and Kettering closer to Dayton. Prices ranged from $77,500 to $858,000, a wide span that points to a practice covering both entry-level and higher-end homes.

He describes his work as that of a strategic advisor to buyers, sellers and investors, with an emphasis on market knowledge and negotiation.

The Sales Record in Numbers

Blatt’s 14 closed sales in the past 12 months produced $4,655,085 in volume. The median sale price was $295,500, with the low end at $77,500 and the high end at $858,000. The median sits near the middle of that range, and the volume reflects a mix of price points rather than a handful of large transactions.

The strongest figures come from his listings. Of his 9 listing sales, the median time on market was just 11 days. The median sale-to-list ratio on those listings was 100.0%, meaning the typical home sold for its asking price. Five of the nine, or 5 of 9, closed at or above the list price.

Those results suggest listings that were priced to meet the market and moved quickly. A median of 11 days is brisk by most local standards, and a typical sale at full asking price is a solid outcome for sellers.

The remaining five transactions were buyer-side sales, in which Blatt represented the purchaser. Listing and buyer work together make up the 14 closings.

The Mix of Homes

The MLS data gives a picture of what kinds of properties Blatt sold. About 7% of his sales were new construction, which amounts to one home. About 29% were renovated properties, roughly four of the 14. None of his closed sales in the period were multifamily.

That last figure is worth a note, because his public agent listing shows a history with investor-oriented properties, including duplexes, a bungalow in the Belmont area and a Four-Square. Home types on that listing include houses, multifamily, condos and land. In the most recent 12 months, though, his closings were all single-unit sales.

The renovated share is the most distinctive part of the mix. Nearly three in ten of his sales were homes that had been updated, which fits a market where many buyers look for move-in-ready property.

Where He Works

Blatt’s sales are spread widely. Lebanon and Xenia each account for two closings, the most of any area. Single sales were recorded in Beavercreek, Beavercreek Township, Trotwood, Springboro, Washington Township, Kettering, Huber Heights and Bellbrook. He had one sale in West Dayton and none in the city of Dayton proper.

Comparing his prices with each area’s median helps show where he has been active. In Lebanon, his two sales had a median of $609,250, against an area median of $370,000. In Xenia, his median was $296,643, compared with an area median of $250,000. His Beavercreek sale came in at $560,000, against an area median of $330,000.

In Springboro, he closed a sale at $529,900, above the area median of $425,000. In Washington Township, his sale at $430,000 was close to the $412,000 area median.

He also worked below the typical price in some places. His Beavercreek Township sale was $341,000, in an area with a median of $500,000. In Kettering, a sale at $130,000 compared with a $260,000 area median, and his Trotwood sale at $77,500 compared with a $165,000 area median. Those transactions show a willingness to take on starter and investment-level homes alongside larger properties.

Taken together, the figures show an agent who has done business in the upper tiers of Lebanon, Beavercreek and Springboro, while also handling more modest homes in Kettering and Trotwood.

Background and Credentials

Blatt’s professional profiles list three designations: ABR, SRS and SRES. His Ohio real estate sales license was issued in June 2017 by the Ohio Department of Commerce.

He describes himself as a residential home sales leader and client advocate with more than seven years in the business. He says he has guided more than 170 Miami Valley families and negotiated over $20 million in equity. These are his own figures. One brokerage directory lists a shorter span of experience, so the length of his career is best taken from his license date.

In 2024, Dayton REALTORS recognized Blatt in the Young Professional Network’s Top 5 Under 40 awards, announced at the association’s installation event. At that time he was listed with Keller Williams Advisors. His current affiliation is Keller Williams Community Partners, where his LinkedIn page shows a role with The Blatt Group beginning in April 2025.

The Blatt Group describes its work as helping clients search for, sell and own property, and serves buyers, sellers and commercial investors.

Contact

Office phone: (937) 797-0560

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.