Lebanon —
Market Watch

Historic · Equestrian · Community-Driven

Data as of June 2026 — compiled from public sources including county recorder data, MLS listings, and market analytics.

$333K

Median Home Price

Avg. Days on Market

$160

Price per Sq Ft

+4.0%

Year-over-Year Change

Market Analysis

Lebanon occupies a strong middle ground in the Dayton-area market. The $333K median and $160/sq ft price point sit above the metro average but below premium communities like Springboro and Bellbrook. The 30-day DOM and 2.3 months of inventory indicate a healthy seller's market. Demand is driven by the historic downtown, the Lebanon school district (rated 4.5 stars), and Warren County's overall growth trajectory. Homes in the $280K–$400K range are the most active, with particular interest in updated properties near downtown.

Lebanon's median three years ago was approximately $295,000, translating to cumulative appreciation of roughly 13% over the period. Warren County has been one of the fastest-growing counties in Ohio, and Lebanon has benefited from this broader trend. The market experienced strong growth through 2023-2024 and has maintained momentum in 2025-2026, with steady demand from both families and professionals seeking Warren County's quality of life.

Typical Home Styles & Price Ranges

Lebanon's housing stock reflects its identity as a historic Warren County community with both traditional and equestrian-influenced properties. The historic downtown features Victorian-era homes, early 20th-century colonials, and charming bungalows. Newer subdivisions on the city's edges offer contemporary two-stories, ranches, and custom-built homes on larger lots. Equestrian properties and homes with acreage are available in the surrounding countryside, attracting buyers seeking a rural lifestyle within commuting distance of Dayton.

Typical price range: $220,000 – $575,000+

Key Market Indicators

Median Home Price $333,000

Avg. Days on Market 30 days

Price per Sq Ft $160

YoY Price Change +4.0%

Months of Inventory 2.3 months

Active Listings (avg.) ~20–35

Typical Home Size 1,600–3,500 sq ft

Walkability Moderate (Downtown)

Buyer Takeaways

What the Lebanon market means if you're looking to buy:

Lebanon offers Warren County quality at a more accessible price point than Springboro or Mason.

The 4.5-star school district and historic downtown are primary value drivers — look for homes within easy reach of both.

The $280K–$400K range offers the strongest selection of updated, move-in-ready properties.

Equestrian properties and homes with acreage are available for buyers seeking more space and privacy.

Warren County's growth trajectory suggests continued appreciation — Lebanon is well-positioned for long-term value.

Seller Takeaways

What the Lebanon market means if you're looking to sell:

Lebanon's historic character and school quality attract consistent buyer interest — price with confidence.

Homes near the historic downtown command a premium — emphasize walkability to local shops and restaurants.

The 30-day average DOM means a 4-5 week marketing timeline is realistic.

Highlight Warren County's growth story and Lebanon's community events in your listing.

Updated kitchens and bathrooms significantly impact pricing in the $280K–$400K segment.

Lebanon vs. Dayton Metro Average

Metric	Lebanon	Dayton Metro Avg.
Median Price	$333K	$250,000
Days on Market	30 days	38 days
Price per Sq Ft	$160	$142
YoY Price Change	+4.0%	+3.2%
Months of Inventory	2.3 months	2.4 months

* Metro average data reflects the combined Dayton-Springfield-Kettering MSA. Individual neighborhood data compiled from county records and MLS activity.

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Lebanon — Market Watch