Market Report · Updated May 2026

Dayton Cash Home Buyer Report — May 2026

We ranked every Dayton ZIP code in our buy-box by gross rental yield. The table below shows the 17 highest-yield ZIPs — these are the markets where Oxbow is most actively making cash offers right now.

Dayton Snapshot

Qualifying ZIPs
17
Median home value
$226,340
Median rent
$1,380/mo
Avg gross yield
8.0%

Across 17 Dayton ZIP codes, home values range from $129,437 to $282,090. The average gross rental yield (annual rent ÷ home value) is 8.0%, which is the key metric we use to identify cash-friendly markets — higher yield means a stronger investor exit, which means we can pay more for your home.

Top 17 Dayton ZIPs by Yield

Ranked by gross rental yield (annual rent ÷ median home value). All data sourced from Zillow Research (ZHVI + ZORI), May 2026. Click any ZIP to get a cash offer on a property there.

Rank ZIP City Median Value Median Rent Gross Yield
1 45410 Dayton, OH $129,437 $1,220/mo 11.3% Cash offer →
2 45414 Dayton, OH $180,408 $1,588/mo 10.6% Cash offer →
3 45426 Trotwood, OH $171,509 $1,380/mo 9.7% Cash offer →
4 45439 Moraine, OH $174,493 $1,342/mo 9.2% Cash offer →
5 45322 Englewood, OH $226,913 $1,698/mo 9% Cash offer →
6 45420 Kettering, OH $168,945 $1,205/mo 8.6% Cash offer →
7 45431 Beavercreek, OH $257,115 $1,750/mo 8.2% Cash offer →
8 45409 Oakwood, OH $257,659 $1,672/mo 7.8% Cash offer →
9 45324 Fairborn, OH $209,387 $1,348/mo 7.7% Cash offer →
10 45356 Piqua, OH $181,230 $1,150/mo 7.6% Cash offer →
11 45449 West Carrollton, OH $216,204 $1,378/mo 7.6% Cash offer →
12 45424 Huber Heights, OH $226,340 $1,384/mo 7.3% Cash offer →
13 45429 Kettering, OH $273,937 $1,673/mo 7.3% Cash offer →
14 45385 Xenia, OH $254,221 $1,389/mo 6.6% Cash offer →
15 45373 Troy, OH $282,090 $1,415/mo 6% Cash offer →
16 45342 Miamisburg, OH $274,062 $1,297/mo 5.7% Cash offer →
17 45419 Oakwood, OH $281,130 $1,340/mo 5.7% Cash offer →

How We Use This Data

At Oxbow Home Solutions, we make cash offers in markets where the math works for both sides. A higher gross rental yield means investors — our typical exit buyers — can hit their target return at a higher acquisition price. That lets us pay more for your home than we could in a low-yield market.

This report is part of our free seller resources. It updates monthly from public Zillow Research data, so the numbers stay current. If you own a home in any of the ZIPs listed above, we are actively buying — request a cash offer and we will respond within 24 hours.

Sources & Methodology

  • Home values: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), single-family residential, mid-tier (0.33-0.67), seasonally adjusted, smoothed. zillow.com/research/data/
  • Rents: Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI), single-family + condo + multi-family blend, seasonally adjusted, smoothed.
  • Filter: ZIP must have median home value in our buy-box range and median rent of $1,000+/month.
  • Yield calculation: (Median rent × 12) ÷ Median home value. Gross yield, before taxes/insurance/maintenance.
  • Updated: May 2026. We regenerate this report whenever Zillow ships their monthly data refresh (typically the 16th of each month).

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