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Dayton

Where Rivers Meet

The Atmosphere

Booming, New, Exurban

The ScoopThe Neighborhood Philosophy

Dayton is one of the fastest growing cities in the state. Sitting at the confluence of the Crow and Mississippi Rivers, it offers massive new developments and easy access to the I-94 corridor.

New ConstructionRiver AccessPark Access

The Historic Crossing

Dayton was a historic river crossing point. While it feels brand new, the old village area near the church has roots going back to the 1850s.
Vibe Score
4/10
Overall intensity
Walkability
2/10
Pedestrian friendly
Noise Level
Zen
Auditory profile
Coffee Index
2/10
Caffeine access
The Numbers

Smart Money Move?

Let's look at the raw data. No sugarcoating.

Average Price
$550,000
Market Velocity
30 Days
Annual Sales
350 Homes
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Monthly "All-In"

Estimated mortgage, taxes, and insurance.

$3,650/mo

Down Payment

*Based on a 7% rate and $550,000 price. In Dayton, taxes vary by block, but this gets you in the ballpark.

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The Partner Scoop

Currently experiencing the 'New School Effect.' As population booms, new schools are built, which typically triggers a secondary jump in home values.

Real Talk Warning

The construction dust never settles. You will be living in a construction zone for 5 years.

The Daily Rhythm

Living in Dayton

It's not just about the house; it's about the Tuesday morning coffee run and the Friday night walk. Here's who thrives here.

Is Dayton Your Match?

This neighborhood isn't for everyone. It's specifically optimized for these three lifestyles.

Home Builder

The Match

New

Picking your lot and your finishes is the dream.

Park User

Park User

The Match

Elm

Living on the edge of the biggest park in the metro.

Quiet

The Match

Shhh

Once construction stops for the day, it is silent.

Local Gems & Secrets

The classic red exterior of Dehn's Country Manor surrounded by open fields.
Dining

Dehn's Country Manor

"Surrounded by cornfields (for now). Classic supper club."

Winter recreational area at Elm Creek Park Reserve showing the chalet and sledding hill.
Outdoors

Elm Creek

"Dayton borders the north side. Instant access to 4,900 acres."

The point where the Crow River merges into the Mississippi River in Dayton.
Scenic

River Confluence

"Watching the Crow meet the Mississippi is a cool spot."

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