Neighborhoods in the 45417 ZIP Code

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Wright-Dunbar

The Wright-Dunbar neighborhood is significant to Dayton's history. It's where aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright grew up and nurtured their dreams alongside classmate and friend Paul Laurence Dunbar, the famed African American poet and novelist. The legacies of all three men live on in the community, with several museums, historical
- Average Value
  
  $218K
- List Price
  
  $259K - $358K
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  2 Listings
Wright-Dunbar
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Fairlane

In the suburb of Fairlane, longtime homeowners live next door to a massive veterans hospital, which is also a major employer in the region. Outside the hospital, Fairlane has a handful of city conveniences; however, a major highway passing through the area connects residents to stores, restaurants and other employers, including LexisNexis, just a
- Average Value
  
  $166K
- List Price
  
  $75K - $215K
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  2 Listings
Fairlane
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Trotwood

The City of Trotwood, a suburb of the greater Dayton Metropolitan area, balances slow-paced rural living with fast-paced development and convenient access to big-city life. Its farmlands, green spaces and trails create an outdoorsy ambiance, while highways and small commercial corridors keep everyday conveniences close. Nearly 30,000 residents are
- Average Value
  
  $165K
- List Price
  
  $31K - $369K
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  23 Listings
Trotwood
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Madden Hill

Three miles southwest of Downtown Dayton, Madden Hill is a small neighborhood between Highway 35 and Interstate 75. The community's landscape is modest, with simple homes and grass lawns lining wide roads. "In my opinion, it's one of the least developed of all the Dayton suburbs, but there is a lot of potential for growth," says Realtor Miranda
- Average Value
  
  $108K
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  $20K - $175K
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  2 Listings
Madden Hill
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Pineview

Within 5 miles of downtown Dayton, with convenient access to Germantown Pike to the south and C.J. McLin Parkway, or Route 35, to the north, is the neighborhood of Pineview. It’s an area where, if people end up moving, they end up coming back to. “I grew up in Pineview and returned as an adult with children,” says Lisa Rucker, president of the
- Average Value
  
  $106K
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  $73K - $212K
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  0 Listings
Pineview
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Arlington Heights

Set 3 miles west of downtown Dayton, Arlington Heights is a humble, impoverished neighborhood. The victim of deindustrialization and economic recession, the area was largely home to families that went back for decades. However, as newer generations left the area, family homes were left to blight or the wrecking ball, whichever came first. The
- Average Value
  
  $103K
- List Price
  
  $46K - $120K
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  1 Listing
Arlington Heights
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Roosevelt

Roosevelt, a small neighborhood on Dayton's western side, was once filled with bustling factories and businesses. Like many areas in the region, however, it was impacted in recent decades as businesses closed and homes aged and needed repairs. Today, the neighborhood is slowly making a comeback as investors and entrepreneurs are showing renewed
- Average Value
  
  $99K
- List Price
  
  $84K - $135K
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  3 Listings
Roosevelt
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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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Edgemont

While it was once a hive of activity during Dayton's manufacturing boom in the early 20th century, Edgemont has slowed in the years since. But despite economic stagnation and flagging property values, civic pride is a core value among locals. Sam Osby, owner of Sam's Eatery, has lived in Edgemont his entire life. "I know everyone," he says. "A
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  $93K
- List Price
  
  $38K - $130K
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  6 Listings
Edgemont
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Carillon

"Dayton is known as the Gem City," says Gwen Buchanan. "But Carillon is the hidden jewel in the Gem City." Buchanan has the credentials to back up the claim; she's president of the Carillon Civic Council and has lived there her entire life. "I grew up in the neighborhood and then bought a home here, and there's probably 15 other families like
- Average Value
  
  $93K
- List Price
  
  $66K - $135K
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  2 Listings
Carillon
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Lakeview

Set in the heart of Dayton's West Side neighborhoods, Lakeview is an affordable but impoverished area known for historic homes. Though local poverty has left its mark on the worn streets and underperforming schools, government initiatives suggest a brighter future for Lakeview, with upgraded parks and housing all around the corner. In the
- Average Value
  
  $92K
- List Price
  
  $33K - $163K
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  1 Listing
Lakeview
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Miami Chapel

Tucked between Route 35 and the Great Miami River, Miami Chapel is a neighborhood known for degrading infrastructure, poverty and community activism. Despite these hardships, local actions and attitudes suggest improvement is just around the corner. “I grew up around this area, and it has changed significantly,” says Tammy Murphy, a broker with
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  $87K
- List Price
  
  $49K - $144K
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  3 Listings
Miami Chapel
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Highview Hills

Though Highview Hills has seen steady degradation in years gone by--including condemned homes and worn infrastructure--an active local community and restoration projects spearheaded by the city government suggest there's hope for economic renewal in the near future. "Revitalization efforts are slowly expanding outward to neighborhoods further
- Average Value
  
  $84K
- List Price
  
  $26K - $113K
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  1 Listing
Highview Hills
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Residence Park

Residence Park is a long-established neighborhood on the far west side of Dayton. Tucked into the city's outskirts, it shields residents from the noise of downtown. However, locals are not cut off from everyday conveniences, as various restaurants and stores are along the borders. Being farther removed from downtown also means many green spaces
- Average Value
  
  $81K
- List Price
  
  $36K - $178K
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  10 Listings
Residence Park
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Westwood

Westwood offers homebuyers the chance to own a bit of Dayton history at a competitive price. The neighborhood is seeing a surge in home restoration, and community organizations connect neighbors to the resources they need to succeed. While most of the neighborhood is residential, the community has immediate access to an expansive metro park and
- Average Value
  
  $78K
- List Price
  
  $26K - $135K
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  12 Listings
Westwood

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