“As you can see we’ve blown out our all-time high, as far as we know, as far as I can remember during my tenure,” Keith said.
MORE: Dayton home sales prices hit record in June
Keith said sales in Dayton and several other communities where the market was slower to rebound following the Great Recession and housing market collapse showed the most dramatic increases – above 50 percent, Keith said.
“We were very impressed with last year’s numbers,” he said. “So the real estate market is booming.”
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