The market in numbers

$249K
Typical home value across the metro's 54 ZIP codes, August 2026
+4.3%
Change in the typical home value over the past 12 months
49 of 54
ZIP codes where home values are higher than a year ago
+5.6%
Typical yearly price growth over the past five years
$1,400
Typical monthly rent, in the 31 ZIP codes with rent data
7.6%
Typical gross rental yield: a year's rent over the home value
3.1×
Typical home value as a multiple of local median household income
1,986
New homes permitted across the metro in 2025

Home values over the last two years

The typical home in the Dayton metro was worth $230,200 in September 2024 and $248,500 in August 2026, a change of +8.0% over two years. Values are at the highest point of the period.

Typical home value, last 24 monthsTypical home value in the Dayton-Kettering metro by month, from September 2024 ($230,200) to August 2026 ($248,500).$230K$236K$242K$248KSep 2024Sep 2025Aug 2026
Typical home value across the metro's ZIP codes, monthly. Source: CITIZEN.

Where prices are rising fastest

The ten Dayton ZIP codes with the strongest change in home values over the past twelve months.

ZIP codeAreaHome value12 months5 yrs, per year
45317Conover$233,200+8.8%+6.5%
45426Trotwood$172,800+8.7%+9.4%
45370Spring Valley$487,700+6.8%+5.2%
45314Cedarville$332,500+6.4%+5.0%
45449West Carrollton$193,300+5.4%+6.6%
45325Farmersville$303,100+5.3%+6.5%
45335Jamestown$275,500+5.2%+5.0%
45326Fletcher$257,300+5.1%+5.0%
45354Phillipsburg$165,600+5.1%+5.9%
45385Xenia$258,700+5.1%+5.2%

Where prices are falling

5 of the metro's ZIP codes are below where they were a year ago. These are the ten largest declines.

ZIP codeAreaHome value12 monthsFrom its peak
45402Dayton$79,000−8.8%−13.8%
45405Dayton$93,300−8.3%−10.3%
45404Dayton$105,800−1.9%−2.9%
45307Bowersville$135,100−1.6%−2.4%
45416Trotwood$95,800−0.9%−6.5%

Best rental yields

Gross yield is a year's rent divided by the home value, before costs. These are the 10 highest yields among the 31 Dayton ZIP codes with a rent index.

ZIP codeAreaHome valueMonthly rentGross yieldRent, 12 months
45402Dayton$79,000$1,40021.9%+4.5%
45417Dayton$76,000$1,10016.8%+5.8%
45416Trotwood$95,800$1,30016.7%n/a
45406Dayton$95,400$1,10013.6%+6.2%
45405Dayton$93,300$1,00013.2%+4.7%
45403Dayton$104,900$1,10012.7%+3.8%
45404Dayton$105,800$1,10012.5%n/a
45410Dayton$132,600$1,30011.3%+4.4%
45439Moraine$173,400$1,50010.0%+7.7%
45420Kettering$171,300$1,3009.2%+7.7%

Most affordable against local incomes

Home value divided by the median household income of the people who live in the ZIP code. A lower multiple means homes cost fewer years of local earnings. The metro typical is 3.1×.

ZIP codeAreaHome valueMedian incomePrice to income
45402Dayton$79,000$48,4001.6×
45417Dayton$76,000$36,9002.1×
45416Trotwood$95,800$46,2002.1×
45378Verona$155,000$73,0002.1×
45405Dayton$93,300$44,0002.1×
45406Dayton$95,400$41,8002.3×
45337Laura$261,500$108,2002.4×
45345New Lebanon$195,700$80,3002.4×
45356Piqua$184,100$69,2002.7×
45404Dayton$105,800$38,9002.7×

Who is moving in

Household moves between the 2022 and 2023 tax years. Migration is measured by county, so the figures cover each county in the metro rather than single ZIP codes. 4 of the metro's 5 counties gained households. The last column is how much more, or less, the average arriving household earned than the average household that left.

CountyNet householdsNet income movedArrivals vs leavers, per household
Miami County+354+$36.1M+$2,627
Greene County+248−$41.6M−$4,634
Preble County+40+$10.7M+$4,943
Miami County+20+$20.8M+$9,588
Montgomery County−786−$276.9M−$8,943

What CITIZEN sees

CITIZEN grades every US ZIP code on one national scale, reading price and its direction, rent, local earnings, resident equity and where buyers and their money are arriving from. Grades are ranks: an A is the top 10% of the country, an F the bottom 10%. In the Dayton metro, 1 of 54 ZIP codes grade A and 3 grade F. Which ones, and why, is in CITIZEN.

All 54 ZIP codes

Every ZIP code in the metro with a home value, in numerical order.

Show all 54 ZIP codes
ZIP codeAreaHome value12 months5 yrs, per yearMonthly rentGross yield
45305Bellbrook$388,700+2.3%+4.5%n/an/a
45307Bowersville$135,100−1.6%+5.6%n/an/a
45309Brookville$276,800+4.4%+5.9%n/an/a
45312Casstown$365,700+4.4%+6.1%n/an/a
45314Cedarville$332,500+6.4%+5.0%n/an/a
45315Clayton$291,200+3.8%+5.7%$1,2005.0%
45317Conover$233,200+8.8%+6.5%n/an/a
45318Covington$244,000+2.8%+5.5%n/an/a
45322Englewood$229,500+3.7%+6.1%$1,4007.5%
45324Fairborn$209,400+4.6%+4.9%$1,5008.8%
45325Farmersville$303,100+5.3%+6.5%n/an/a
45326Fletcher$257,300+5.1%+5.0%n/an/a
45327Germantown$272,700+4.1%+6.1%n/an/a
45335Jamestown$275,500+5.2%+5.0%n/an/a
45337Laura$261,500+2.6%+5.6%n/an/a
45339Ludlow Falls$339,200+4.4%+6.3%n/an/a
45342Miamisburg$264,100+3.5%+5.5%$1,3005.7%
45345New Lebanon$195,700+4.7%+6.2%n/an/a
45354Phillipsburg$165,600+5.1%+5.9%n/an/a
45356Piqua$184,100+3.2%+6.2%$1,1007.3%
45359Pleasant Hill$249,700+4.9%+5.6%n/an/a
45370Spring Valley$487,700+6.8%+5.2%n/an/a
45371Tipp City$351,100+2.1%+4.9%$1,6005.6%
45373Troy$284,600+2.3%+5.6%$1,4005.9%
45377Vandalia$247,400+3.7%+5.8%$1,0004.8%
45378Verona$155,000+5.0%+3.0%n/an/a
45383West Milton$242,000+3.0%+5.9%n/an/a
45385Xenia$258,700+5.1%+5.2%$1,5006.8%
45387Yellow Springs$379,700+2.7%+4.2%n/an/a
45402Dayton$79,000−8.8%+1.8%$1,40021.9%
45403Dayton$104,900+1.4%+6.4%$1,10012.7%
45404Dayton$105,800−1.9%+5.0%$1,10012.5%
45405Dayton$93,300−8.3%+2.3%$1,00013.2%
45406Dayton$95,400+1.4%+4.0%$1,10013.6%
45409Oakwood$253,300+1.5%+5.1%$1,4006.8%
45410Dayton$132,600+0.6%+5.8%$1,30011.3%
45414Dayton$188,000+3.5%+5.8%$1,4008.9%
45415Clayton$233,200+4.2%+6.9%n/an/a
45416Trotwood$95,800−0.9%+4.4%$1,30016.7%
45417Dayton$76,000+3.0%+4.3%$1,10016.8%
45419Oakwood$282,100+1.5%+4.9%$1,2005.1%
45420Kettering$171,300+2.9%+6.0%$1,3009.2%
45424Huber Heights$227,500+3.1%+5.8%$1,3006.8%
45426Trotwood$172,800+8.7%+9.4%$1,3009.2%
45429Kettering$276,900+2.4%+5.5%$1,4006.1%
45430Beavercreek$315,500+1.7%+4.3%n/an/a
45431Beavercreek$255,900+4.2%+4.4%$1,6007.6%
45432Beavercreek$226,700+3.7%+5.6%$1,5007.8%
45434Beavercreek$385,900+2.0%+4.3%n/an/a
45439Moraine$173,400+3.9%+5.7%$1,50010.0%
45440Kettering$321,200+2.1%+4.7%$1,5005.7%
45449West Carrollton$193,300+5.4%+6.6%$1,4008.8%
45458Centerville$426,300+2.0%+4.8%$1,6004.5%
45459Dayton$337,100+2.3%+5.2%$1,6005.7%

Questions

Are home prices going up or down in Dayton?

Up. Home values across the Dayton-Kettering metro are up 4.3% over the past twelve months, to a typical $249K, and 49 of its 54 ZIP codes are higher than a year ago.

What is the typical home value in Dayton?

$248,500 across the metro's 54 ZIP codes, as of August 2026. It ranges from $76,000 in ZIP 45417 to $487,700 in ZIP 45370.

What is the typical rent in Dayton?

About $1,400 a month, across the 31 ZIP codes with rent data, up 4.2% over the past year.

Which Dayton ZIP codes are rising fastest?

45317 (Conover, +8.8%), 45426 (Trotwood, +8.7%), 45370 (Spring Valley, +6.8%), over the past twelve months.

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Sources and method

  • Source: CITIZEN, Lualdi Advisors' US housing market intelligence. Home values, rents and forecasts through August 2026; household incomes 2020 to 2024; migration for tax years 2022 to 2023; new homes permitted in 2025.
  • Metro figures are medians across the ZIP codes in the metro, not a separate metro index. The two-year chart is the median ZIP value for each month. Grades and scores are CITIZEN's own.
  • Updated monthly. Last updated 2026-10-14.