Neighborhoods in the 45406 ZIP Code

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Grafton Hill

Just across the Miami River from downtown Dayton is the historic neighborhood of Grafton Hill. But people who live there don’t identify as being close to the action of downtown. “You need to think of Grafton Hill as a village,” says 40-plus-year resident Dan Barton, who has lived in four houses in the neighborhood during his time there. “We’re not
- Average Value
  
  $173K
- List Price
  
  $233K - $472K
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  0 Listings
Grafton Hill
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Dayton View Triangle

Known for its diverse historical architecture, Dayton View Triangle is one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods. Settled in the late 1910s, the neighborhood saw a surge of residents looking for a fresh start after the 1913 flood, and the area's popularity has grown ever since. "Whenever I list a house, I always double-check where it is
- Average Value
  
  $149K
- List Price
  
  $73K - $240K
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  4 Listings
Dayton View Triangle
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University Row

While University Row's name may give the impression that the neighborhood is near one of Dayton's colleges, the community has minimal connection with the city's higher education system. University Row is known for its historic homes that boast diverse early-20th-century designs. "The historic buildings are definitely a huge draw for both
- Average Value
  
  $147K
- List Price
  
  $64K - $295K
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  2 Listings
University Row
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Mount Vernon

Quiet and calm, Mount Vernon is a small, established neighborhood with diverse architecture. Homeowners and the neighborhood association work together to preserve the community's unique characteristics while bringing new life to the neighborhood. "It's an area that's prospering. People want to move there and fix up the homes," says Traci Martin, a
- Average Value
  
  $145K
- List Price
  
  $30K - $214K
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  2 Listings
Mount Vernon
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Princeton Heights

Just south of the city’s historic Golden Triangle, Princeton Heights has been part of Dayton’s landscape for generations. The community goes hand in hand with its neighbor, University Row, as both areas feature streets named after well-known Ivy Leagues. While investors are slowly coming in and renovating properties to modern rental standards,
- Average Value
  
  $133K
- List Price
  
  $61K - $215K
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  1 Listing
Princeton Heights
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Northern Hills

A mostly residential neighborhood, Northern Hills is like a suburb within the city of Dayton. From sinuous streets of spacious yards to many midcentury ranch-style houses, the quiet area feels removed from the hustle and bustle of downtown. Northern Hills also features a small section with retail and restaurants, plus proximity to a
- Average Value
  
  $127K
- List Price
  
  $19K - $202K
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  10 Listings
Northern Hills
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Five Oaks

Five Oaks, a historical Dayton suburb, combines architectural diversity and a tight-knit community with state-of-the-art medical facilities. Kettering Health Dayton sits at the neighborhood's southeast corner. This medical teaching facility is a point of pride in Five Oaks, as it offers an award-winning cancer center. Many homes back up to the
- Average Value
  
  $121K
- List Price
  
  $37K - $298K
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  7 Listings
Five Oaks
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Fort McKinley

Just outside the northwest border of Dayton, Fort McKinley is known for its inexpensive homes and plentiful businesses. This unincorporated community enjoys city conveniences, laid-back suburban life and township-specific perks. Because it's part of Harrison Township, residents do not pay city income tax, and Dayton Public Schools manages the
- Average Value
  
  $120K
- List Price
  
  $53K - $443K
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  15 Listings
Fort McKinley
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Hillcrest

Set 3 miles northwest of downtown Dayton, Hillcrest's little community takes pride in its appreciation for natural beauty and tightly-knit community. "It's tucked up against the woods, and my family always loved the nature," says Deborah Schafer, former president of the Sandalwood Park Neighborhood Association within Hillcrest. "You know your
- Average Value
  
  $109K
- List Price
  
  $56K - $198K
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  7 Listings
Hillcrest
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College Hill

Compared to the other neighborhoods that surround downtown Dayton, College Hill stands out for its sheer variety. Historic homes seamlessly mingle with midcentury designs, creating an eclectic and colorful atmosphere that's been attracting attention in recent years. "The architecture is special for someone who likes older homes," says Miranda
- Average Value
  
  $107K
- List Price
  
  $33K - $211K
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  2 Listings
College Hill
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Fairview

Set 3 miles north of Dayton, Fairview is a part of the worn-but-scrappy collection of northeastern communities steadily reviving themselves since the economic downturn in 2008. Affordable housing prices on unique, historic homes have led to a new generation of homeowners who see the value in restoring and maintaining the area. “The area’s got lots
- Average Value
  
  $105K
- List Price
  
  $29K - $169K
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  3 Listings
Fairview
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Cornell Heights

Buffered to the west by over 60 acres of parkland and Downtown Dayton 3 miles east, Cornell Heights blends tranquility with modern convenience. “We’re a low-density urban area, which gives us a semi-suburban feel, but for the most part, we’re a quiet and laid-back community,” says Akil Sharif, President of the Cornell Heights Neighborhood
- Average Value
  
  $97K
- List Price
  
  $37K - $166K
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  0 Listings
Cornell Heights
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Wesleyan Hill

Another neighborhood humbled by recessions and deindustrialization, Wesleyan Hill is still valued by many investors and flippers as a prime location for inexpensive historical property. Though many buildings are condemned or waiting for the wrecking ball, generations of locals still call this community home and take pride in their streets. "A lot
- Average Value
  
  $86K
- List Price
  
  $31K - $154K
- For Sale
  
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  1 Listing
Wesleyan Hill
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Greenwich Village

Unlike the bustling New York City neighborhood that shares its name, Greenwich Village is where people moving to Dayton find inexpensive homes along quiet, shaded streets. "People come here for better value compared to other Dayton neighborhoods," says Realtor Kerry Santiago with Coldwell Banker Heritage Realtors, who has worked in Dayton for 30
- Average Value
  
  $82K
- List Price
  
  $39K - $124K
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  9 Listings
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