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29 days (Xenia)
A larger suburb about 8 miles toward Dayton, pulling in Wright-Patterson Air Force Base personnel and Dayton commuters at a higher price point around $335,000.
$236K
$230k - $400k
Xenia, OH
Beavercreek, OH
The Greene County seat immediately adjacent to Wilberforce, the most affordable and fastest-moving market in the area with a median price around $236,000.
A small college town home to Cedarville University, offering a calmer, mid-priced market around $250,000 for families wanting small-town character.
Cedarville, OH
Buyers and renters are drawn to the area around Central State University by the university itself as a major local employer, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base's regional economic impact of over $16 billion and 88,000-plus jobs, active new-home construction in Beavercreek and Xenia, and affordability relative to national averages.
Buyers wanting the most affordable, fastest-moving homes closest to the university look to Xenia, those wanting a higher-priced suburb with strong Wright-Patterson and Dayton commuter demand look to Beavercreek, and those wanting small-town, college-town character look to Cedarville.
Xenia is currently the tightest market in the area, with homes selling fastest and more than a third going above list price, while Beavercreek is similarly competitive at a higher price point — both benefiting from Wright-Patterson and Dayton-area spillover demand.
With Central State University, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and active new-home construction all supporting demand, the towns around Wilberforce — especially Xenia and Beavercreek — should continue to see steady, competitive conditions.

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