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Dayton OH rated in top 5 most affordable markets in US.

Steven Foster Wilson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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Dayton Ohio has been voted one of the most affordable housing markets in the US according to Realtor.com 

Dayton is a tertiary market of both Columbus and Cincinnati. Intel has announced their 20 billion dollar factory in Columbus, and Cincinnati has their new $250 million stadium. Both of these cities have a very high demand for housing, and this is helping markets like Newark Ohio, and Dayton Ohio become more popular for affordability. Crawford Hoying (one of Ohio's largest developers) just finished building around 650 units in Dayton, they say they belive in the growth of the city and the rent to price ratio.

Is anyone on here investing in Dayton heavily?

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We started investing back in 2020, so for its going good In Dayton. They need more jobs and economic development by private or govt back funds to bring city back to its glory. With Columbus on one side and Indianapolis on other, two nation fastest growing cities; Dayton should be benefit from it  

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