Dayton, Ohio is one of the most affordable cities in the country to raise a family. The city's schools have high ratings, and there are plenty of green spaces for outdoor, family activities. Here are just a few of the communities that stand out.
Huber Heights
Huber Heights, with about 38,000 residents, is an excellent neighborhood for commuters since it's close to I-70 and I-75. The new schools in the region, and the abundance of retail businesses are an indication of Huber Heights' growth. Sinclair Community College is in the neighborhood and offers opportunities for continuing education with Workforce Development programs.
Oakwood
Oakwood is a lovely, safe community with upscale homes and million dollar estates. The community features charming, green spaces and Smith Gardens, an outdoor venue for public and private events. Bike paths and trails for walking wind through Oakwood, offering a place for families to enjoy the outdoors.
Trotwood
Trotwood homes are an option for anyone who loves being in the midst of all the city activity but wants to live a neighborhood with a rural atmosphere. The Trotwood-Madison school system has built a new campus, making it an excellent choice for families with children. Another advantage is the bike path that connects the neighborhood to the downtown area.
Kettering
Kettering is known for its abundance of parks and recreation. The family community of 55,000, features a large recreation area with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. The skate park is popular in the summer. The outdoor pavilion has live music events, and friends can ice skate at the rink all winter.
Remember, as you search for new real estate properties in Dayton, Ohio, your decision should be based on how affordable the neighborhoods are, the housing market, and how family-friendly each neighborhood is.
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