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  Dayton

  Dayton, Ohio, has a storied legacy as the birthplace of innovation, famously home to the Wright Brothers, the pioneers of flight, and the invention of the world’s first mechanical cash register. This spirit of ingenuity continues to shape the city today, with a thriving economy anchored by aerospace technology, advanced manufacturing, and a dedication to sustainability through its abundant natural resources. Beyond its economic strengths, Dayton boasts a vibrant cultural scene and unparalleled quality of life. From world-class museums, theaters, and a rich musical heritage to its expansive parks and recreation options, the city offers something for everyone. Whether you’re drawn to the charm of historic homes in neighborhoods like the Oregon District, the vibrancy of downtown living, or the comfort of family-friendly suburban communities, Dayton caters to diverse lifestyles and tastes.

  Dayton, Ohio, has a storied legacy as the birthplace of innovation, famously home to the Wright Brothers, the pioneers of flight, and the invention of the world’s first mechanical cash register. This spirit of ingenuity continues to shape the city today, with a thriving economy anchored by aerospace technology, advanced manufacturing, and a dedication to sustainability through its abundant natural resources.

  Beyond its economic strengths, Dayton boasts a vibrant cultural scene and unparalleled quality of life. From world-class museums, theaters, and a rich musical heritage to its expansive parks and recreation options, the city offers something for everyone. Whether you’re drawn to the charm of historic homes in neighborhoods like the Oregon District, the vibrancy of downtown living, or the comfort of family-friendly suburban communities, Dayton caters to diverse lifestyles and tastes.

  • 144,617 Population
  • $43,557 Avg. Household Income
  • 34 Median Age
  • 20 mins Avg. Commute

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• Neighborhood Profile

  Beavercreek

  The City of Beavercreek is a fast-growing community located in the Miami Valley. The city encompasses 27.3 square miles with an estimated population of 46,238 people, according to the 2020 census, and has become a sustained benchmark for successful economic growth within the Dayton region. While the Beavercreek area was first settled in the early 1800s, the city itself was incorporated in 1980. Beavercreek is home to The Mall at Fairfield Commons, The Greene Town Center, numerous research and manufacturing firms, along with many businesses and wonderful residential neighborhoods. The city also neighbors Wright State University and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the state’s largest single-site employer.

  The City of Beavercreek is a fast-growing community located in the Miami Valley. The city encompasses 27.3 square miles with an estimated population of 46,238 people, according to the 2020 census, and has become a sustained benchmark for successful economic growth within the Dayton region.

  While the Beavercreek area was first settled in the early 1800s, the city itself was incorporated in 1980. Beavercreek is home to The Mall at Fairfield Commons, The Greene Town Center, numerous research and manufacturing firms, along with many businesses and wonderful residential neighborhoods. The city also neighbors Wright State University and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the state’s largest single-site employer.

  • 46,238 Population
  • $105,303 Avg. Household Income
  • 41 Median Age
  • 18 mins Avg. Commute

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  Centerville

  Our warm, tree-lined community offers a charming blend of historic character and modern amenities. Whether you’re looking for a place to live, work, play or raise a family, Centerville is a great choice. We boast diverse housing options, thriving business centers, award-winning public and private schools and nearly 50 parks connected by miles of hiking and biking trails. Centerville is located in Washington Township in the southern half of Montgomery County, about six miles south of Dayton. Although the City and Township are separate political entities, they are often accepted as a single residential community. Together they cover nearly 32 square miles.

  Our warm, tree-lined community offers a charming blend of historic character and modern amenities. Whether you’re looking for a place to live, work, play or raise a family, Centerville is a great choice. We boast diverse housing options, thriving business centers, award-winning public and private schools and nearly 50 parks connected by miles of hiking and biking trails.

  Centerville is located in Washington Township in the southern half of Montgomery County, about six miles south of Dayton. Although the City and Township are separate political entities, they are often accepted as a single residential community. Together they cover nearly 32 square miles.

  • 24,421 Population
  • $112,080 Avg. Household Income
  • 41 Median Age
  • 22 mins Avg. Commute

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• Neighborhood Profile

  Bellbrook

  Named after one of its founders, Stephen Bell, and the numerous local waterways, Bellbrook was first settled in 1816. With a population of approximately 7,400, the City is one of three out of 250 cities in Ohio that do not levy a local income tax. Bellbrook’s Fire, Police, and Service Departments provide services that rank among the best of any municipality in southwest Ohio, ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents. The City is proud to provide effective and fiscally responsible municipal services that promote a high quality of community life for all citizens.

  Named after one of its founders, Stephen Bell, and the numerous local waterways, Bellbrook was first settled in 1816. With a population of approximately 7,400, the City is one of three out of 250 cities in Ohio that do not levy a local income tax. Bellbrook’s Fire, Police, and Service Departments provide services that rank among the best of any municipality in southwest Ohio, ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents.

  The City is proud to provide effective and fiscally responsible municipal services that promote a high quality of community life for all citizens.

  • 7,151 Population
  • $112,080 Avg. Household Income
  • 41 Median Age
  • 23 mins Avg. Commute

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  Fairborn

  The City of Fairborn is a fast-growing community located in the Dayton metropolitan area and the second-largest community in Greene County. The city encompasses 14.7 square miles with an estimated population of 34,510 people, according to the 2020 Decennial Census. While the Fairborn area was first settled in the early 1800s, the city itself was incorporated in 1950. Fairborn is home to Wright State University, numerous research and manufacturing firms, along with many businesses and wonderful residential neighborhoods. Fairborn is best known for its proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio’s largest single site employer. Fairborn City Schools is comprised of four brand new, state-of-the-art buildings, and the city is home to 23 parks and two nature preserves totaling 1,100 acres.

  The City of Fairborn is a fast-growing community located in the Dayton metropolitan area and the second-largest community in Greene County. The city encompasses 14.7 square miles with an estimated population of 34,510 people, according to the 2020 Decennial Census. While the Fairborn area was first settled in the early 1800s, the city itself was incorporated in 1950.

  Fairborn is home to Wright State University, numerous research and manufacturing firms, along with many businesses and wonderful residential neighborhoods. Fairborn is best known for its proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio’s largest single site employer. Fairborn City Schools is comprised of four brand new, state-of-the-art buildings, and the city is home to 23 parks and two nature preserves totaling 1,100 acres.

  • 34,510 Population
  • $57,184 Avg. Household Income
  • 35 Median Age
  • 19 mins Avg. Commute

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• Neighborhood Profile

  Huber Heights

  Huber Heights, Ohio, incorporated in 1981, is a vibrant, family-oriented community situated just north of Dayton and minutes from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB). Living by its motto “Come Grow with Us,” the city delivers a high quality of life for residents while fostering an environment where businesses can thrive. With an extensive network of parks, trails, and recreational amenities, including the renowned Rose Music Center, which hosts nationally acclaimed performances, Huber Heights offers a balance of leisure and opportunity. With a commitment to residential growth, economic opportunity, and exceptional connectivity, Huber Heights is a dynamic community where businesses and families succeed.

  Huber Heights, Ohio, incorporated in 1981, is a vibrant, family-oriented community situated just north of Dayton and minutes from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB). Living by its motto “Come Grow with Us,” the city delivers a high quality of life for residents while fostering an environment where businesses can thrive. With an extensive network of parks, trails, and recreational amenities, including the renowned Rose Music Center, which hosts nationally acclaimed performances, Huber Heights offers a balance of leisure and opportunity.

  With a commitment to residential growth, economic opportunity, and exceptional connectivity, Huber Heights is a dynamic community where businesses and families succeed.

  • 35,072 Population
  • $78,162 Avg. Household Income
  • 37 Median Age
  • 22 mins Avg. Commute

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  Kettering

  Kettering, Ohio, offers a unique blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, making it an ideal place to call home. Nestled within the Dayton metropolitan area, Kettering provides easy access to a plethora of amenities, including top-notch schools, diverse shopping options, and a variety of recreational activities. The city boasts well-maintained parks, scenic trails, and community centers, offering residents ample opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and social engagement. Kettering’s strong sense of community fosters a welcoming atmosphere for families and individuals alike. The city hosts a range of events and festivals throughout the year, bringing residents together and creating a vibrant social scene.

  Kettering, Ohio, offers a unique blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, making it an ideal place to call home. Nestled within the Dayton metropolitan area, Kettering provides easy access to a plethora of amenities, including top-notch schools, diverse shopping options, and a variety of recreational activities. The city boasts well-maintained parks, scenic trails, and community centers, offering residents ample opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and social engagement.

  Kettering’s strong sense of community fosters a welcoming atmosphere for families and individuals alike. The city hosts a range of events and festivals throughout the year, bringing residents together and creating a vibrant social scene.

  • 57,862 Population
  • $74,728 Avg. Household Income
  • 42 Median Age
  • 21 mins Avg. Commute

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  Oakwood

  Oakwood, Ohio, is an attractive destination for those seeking a vibrant community with a rich blend of history, natural beauty, and a strong sense of local pride. Located just south of Dayton, Oakwood offers residents a peaceful suburban atmosphere while remaining close to the amenities and opportunities of a larger metropolitan area. With tree-lined streets, charming homes, and well-maintained parks, Oakwood creates an inviting environment for families, retirees, and young professionals alike. Education is one of Oakwood’s standout features, with a reputation for high-quality public schools that consistently rank among the best in the state. Oakwood City Schools are known for their academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and well-rounded approach to student development.

  Oakwood, Ohio, is an attractive destination for those seeking a vibrant community with a rich blend of history, natural beauty, and a strong sense of local pride. Located just south of Dayton, Oakwood offers residents a peaceful suburban atmosphere while remaining close to the amenities and opportunities of a larger metropolitan area. With tree-lined streets, charming homes, and well-maintained parks, Oakwood creates an inviting environment for families, retirees, and young professionals alike.

  Education is one of Oakwood’s standout features, with a reputation for high-quality public schools that consistently rank among the best in the state. Oakwood City Schools are known for their academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and well-rounded approach to student development.

  • 9,252 Population
  • $135,107 Avg. Household Income
  • 39 Median Age
  • 17 mins Avg. Commute

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  Springfield

  Springfield, Ohio, is a community where rich history and a bright future come together. Once home to the Shawnee village of Peckuwe, Springfield was founded in 1801 and grew rapidly after the National Road was extended to the city in 1838, establishing it as an important regional hub. Today, Springfield is the county seat of Clark County, with a vibrant population of 58,662, ideally located between Dayton and Columbus. Springfield has evolved over the years into a thriving center for manufacturing and technology. The city is now leading the way in the advanced air mobility sector with the National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence (NAAMCE) at Springfield-Beckley Airport.

  Springfield, Ohio, is a community where rich history and a bright future come together. Once home to the Shawnee village of Peckuwe, Springfield was founded in 1801 and grew rapidly after the National Road was extended to the city in 1838, establishing it as an important regional hub. Today, Springfield is the county seat of Clark County, with a vibrant population of 58,662, ideally located between Dayton and Columbus.

  Springfield has evolved over the years into a thriving center for manufacturing and technology. The city is now leading the way in the advanced air mobility sector with the National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence (NAAMCE) at Springfield-Beckley Airport.

  • 59,270 Population
  • $82,540 Avg. Household Income
  • 44 Median Age
  • 20 mins Avg. Commute

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  Yellow Springs

  Yellow Springs, founded in 1804, is a unique mix of rural and urban, with a thriving downtown and eclectic neighborhoods surrounded by preserved farmland. Approximately five miles off Interstate 675, and seven miles from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the Village offers a variety of local services in the heart of downtown, including a full-service grocery store, a pharmacy and hardware store. Cultural arts are thriving in town and displayed through several galleries, stores, the Little Art Theatre, and Firehouse Comedy Club. The Village is located along the Little Miami Scenic Trail, which connects to the larger Miami Valley Bikeway Network, billed as the nation’s largest paved trail network with over 340 miles of trail, and is surrounded by Glen Helen Nature Preserve, John Bryan State Park and Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve.

  Yellow Springs, founded in 1804, is a unique mix of rural and urban, with a thriving downtown and eclectic neighborhoods surrounded by preserved farmland. Approximately five miles off Interstate 675, and seven miles from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the Village offers a variety of local services in the heart of downtown, including a full-service grocery store, a pharmacy and hardware store.

  Cultural arts are thriving in town and displayed through several galleries, stores, the Little Art Theatre, and Firehouse Comedy Club. The Village is located along the Little Miami Scenic Trail, which connects to the larger Miami Valley Bikeway Network, billed as the nation’s largest paved trail network with over 340 miles of trail, and is surrounded by Glen Helen Nature Preserve, John Bryan State Park and Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve.

  • 3,725 Population
  • $78,730 Avg. Household Income
  • 50 Median Age
  • 22 mins Avg. Commute

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  Miamisburg

  Nestled in southwestern Ohio’s Montgomery County, Miamisburg is a dynamic community that blends rich history, modern amenities, and small-town charm. Home to nearly 20,000 residents, it offers an exceptional quality of life with diverse housing options and a welcoming atmosphere. Our historic downtown district has flourished, becoming a hub for unique dining, boutique shopping, and vibrant entertainment. Residents and visitors alike enjoy local landmarks like the iconic Miamisburg Mound, the historic Plaza Theatre, and the beloved 1913 Hamburger Wagon. From outdoor recreation to cultural attractions, Miamisburg offers something for everyone.

  Nestled in southwestern Ohio’s Montgomery County, Miamisburg is a dynamic community that blends rich history, modern amenities, and small-town charm. Home to nearly 20,000 residents, it offers an exceptional quality of life with diverse housing options and a welcoming atmosphere. Our historic downtown district has flourished, becoming a hub for unique dining, boutique shopping, and vibrant entertainment.

  Residents and visitors alike enjoy local landmarks like the iconic Miamisburg Mound, the historic Plaza Theatre, and the beloved 1913 Hamburger Wagon. From outdoor recreation to cultural attractions, Miamisburg offers something for everyone.

  • 19,923 Population
  • $74,728 Avg. Household Income
  • 41 Median Age
  • 21 mins Avg. Commute

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