Looking for relocation information? Specialized home searches to find that perfect Dayton luxury home? Information for the first time home buyer? I know that each Dayton home buyer’s needs are going to be unique and I strive to give you the information and resources that can help you make informed decisions throughout the process. Call Dayton Realtor Teri Lussier at 937.343.1411 to get started.
From our initial conversation, together we will craft a plan that offers you the support and tools you need to find a home in Dayton, and educates and informs you each step of the way, always with your goals first and foremost and at the heart of the process. Give me a call and let’s see how we can help you.
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Relocating to southwest Ohio? You will find that the Dayton area offers a wide variety of real estate and home options. From hip urban lofts and gorgeous historic homes and neighborhoods, to vibrant suburbs and quiet subdivisions; golf and gated communities, rural working farms and small gentleman farms; city life and small town life, whatever your dream home is, we can find it in the Greater Dayton area.
Dayton’s active historic neighborhoods are where you’ll find homes built in the late 1800′s and early 1900′s. Vintage Cape Cods or Bungalows and Mid Century Modern homes can be found in our older suburbs. Newer homes in Dayton are modern loft condos and stately custom-built luxury homes. Active and productive farms- both historic and new are within a 20 minute commute to downtown Dayton or WPAFB.
The Dayton region is famous for our short commute times and relatively easy drives to 80% of the population of the U.S. Cincinnati and Columbus are both about an one hour, and Indianapolis is about two hours, giving Daytonians easy access to such family friendly attractions as zoos, museums, amusement parks, and professional sports teams. But you don’t have to drive far to find something to do in Dayton. The city has an extensive parks and recreation system, the Dayton Art Institute, Dayton Dragons baseball, Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center, the Victoria Theatre, and the Loft showcase our thriving arts community with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, the Dayton Opera, and Dayton Ballet.
Let’s not forget shopping. Dayton retail experiences include a variety of large and impressive malls, of course, but there are treasures in boutiques in the Oregon District, antiquing in small surrounding towns like Tipp City, Fairborn, and Waynesville, and a farmer’s markets that operate throughout the area.
Dayton has recreational facilities like golf courses, kayaking, tennis courts, hiking, sports clubs, fitness centers in easy access to most areas.
Dayton’s unique and storied history, our moderate climate, and our wide variety of life, work, and play opportunities create a great place to call home.
Call Theresa Lussier, Realty Central, 937-478-7781 to find your Dayton dream home.
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Fairborn Real Estate Market Report for January
| Year | # Sold | Median List Price | Median Sale Price | % List/Sale Price | Avg DOM |
| 2012 | 15 | $66,000 | $58,000 | 88% | 88 |
| 2011 | 13 | $87,000 | $82,500 | 95% | 95 |
| 2010 | 10 | $102,950 | $102,950 | 100% | 100 |
| 2009 | 16 | $81,400 | $77,950 | 95% | 95 |
| 2008 | 21 | $99,900 | $99,700 | 99% | 99 |
| 2007 | 21 | $99,950 | $91,900 | 91% | 91 |
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Looking at real estate market reports can let us see trends for a particular area. People selling a home in a particular area can see what price they might be able to reasonably expect, and home buyers can gauge what they might offer. The reports that you can find here on a regular basis are for the following areas: Beavercreek, Historic Districts in Dayton, Englewood, Fairborn, Huber Heights, Kettering, and Tipp City.
These market reports can be considered a general snapshot of the real estate market for one month, year over year. It’s a broad picture, and please be advised that the real estate market in Dayton Ohio can vary wildly from neighborhood to neighborhood and even block to block.
We can see trends in looking at a broad picture, but this is not going to tell you about your home and your neighborhood. For that, you need to contact me for a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). That will give you an apples to apples idea of what your house is worth in the current Dayton Ohio real estate market, compared to other similar homes.
Procuring a complete, concise, and accurate CMA is simple enough for us to do! Just contact me, Theresa Lussier at: 937.478.7781 – a few quick questions about your property, updates, upgrades, condition, etc. But the beauty part is, a Comparative Market Analysis represents no obligation to you.
This is an idea that is made for Dayton OH, and the Rustbelt cities like it. Start at Dayton Works Plus, which is a job-training program that teaches construction techniques to workers who are deconstructing our abandoned buildings and resells the salvaged pieces through the Architectural Reuse Company (ARC). Dayton Ohio’s deconstruction program has been [...]
Posted On: April 18, 2013
Dayton was recently listed as the second best metro area in the country for foreclosures, but they aren’t for everyone. I share a few pointers for how to craft a winning bid, and what to expect from a foreclosure
Dayton Gay Men’s Chorus is celebrating 10 years in the Miami Valley with a benefit concert, “Benefit Musicale V” on Saturday, March 9 at 6pm. This year’s benefit is held in the renovated train station known as “Top of the Market”. It’s a wide open space that is perfect for partying. The chorus will give [...]
For sale, Cooper Lofts #409, Theresa Lussier, Realty Central
How does home feel? It feels like 237 Morton Ave- the graciousness and quality of a bygone era, the amenities and convenience of a modern life, beautifully combined to create a one-of-a-kind space, as unique as you are. Add the charming, income-producing Victorian cottage, and prepare to fall in love.
A really great way to find Open Houses in the Greater Dayton area is directly through the Dayton Area Board of Realtors (DABR) website, through their Open House portal, here.
Recently, the Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing made changes to the Ohio Residential Property Disclosure Form.
