Dayton metropolitan area

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Hi, I'm Chris Korba, and I have the privilege of serving as executive director of the League of Women Voters of the Greater Dayton Area.

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That's right, real estate market statistics time.

These real estate market statistics are for the Dayton metro area for September 2026.

Now, just to address the not elephant, but the animal in the room, wanted to introduce the newest member of the team here.

So this is Brisket, and we just adopted him a couple weeks ago.

300 to 400 is up 24% to 434.

400 to 600 is up 19% to 443, and 600 to a million is up 24.7% to 207.

So those are the Dayton Metro real estate statistics for September 2026.

So what's our big picture with what's happening in the Dayton Metro area so far as real estate? So we are in September now, so basically we have the start of the school year, which always calms things down a little bit, and then statistics-wise, we do have more homes for sale, but there are not so many that it is resulting in significant price reductions at this point.