Montgomery County
Zip Codes

The urban core of Dayton — home to the Oregon District, renovated lofts, and a growing food and arts scene. Popular with young professionals and investors seeking walkable city living.

A diverse mix of established neighborhoods south of downtown, including South Park and Historic Inner East. Known for restored Craftsman homes and Victorian architecture at accessible price points.

A working-class neighborhood with a strong sense of community, located north of downtown along the Great Miami River. Offers some of the most affordable housing in the metro.

A historically significant neighborhood with deep cultural roots. revitalization efforts are bringing new investment, and homes here offer exceptional value for first-time buyers.

A suburban-style community north of Dayton with newer housing stock and easy highway access. Popular with families seeking space and affordability close to the city.

A charming neighborhood on Dayton's south side featuring tree-lined streets, period homes, and proximity to the University of Dayton campus. Walkable and community-oriented.

An affordable, diverse area east of downtown with a mix of ranch homes and bungalows. Close to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and convenient to I-70.

A well-established suburb along the I-75 corridor, just minutes from Dayton International Airport. Known for solid schools, family-friendly neighborhoods, and convenient commuter access.

Known as "America's Brick Capital," Huber Heights offers spacious ranch-style homes on generous lots. A top choice for families seeking affordability and a suburban feel near the I-70 corridor.

A continuation of the Northridge community, offering newer subdivisions and established neighborhoods. Easy access to shopping along Route 25 and proximity to Englewood MetroPark.

A riverside community along the Great Miami River with a revitalized downtown and access to miles of biking trails. Growing dining and shopping scene with convenient I-675 access.

One of the most desirable suburbs in Montgomery County — home to Fraze Pavilion, over 25 parks, and highly rated schools. A vibrant mix of dining, retail, and community events.

The eastern portion of the Kettering area blending into Trotwood, featuring a range of housing from mid-century ranches to newer builds. Convenient to shopping and I-675.

The eastern section of Huber Heights with newer construction and master-planned subdivisions. Popular with military families working at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

South Kettering's established neighborhoods with mature trees, excellent schools, and a strong sense of community. Close to Lincoln Park and the Indian Ripple Road corridor.

One of the most sought-after zip codes in the Dayton metro — Centerville's top-rated schools, 51 parks, and family-oriented community make it a perennial favorite for relocating families.

The eastern portion of Centerville with newer developments and proximity to I-675. Access to the same top-rated Centerville schools with a slightly wider range of home ages and styles.

The southern edge of Centerville blending into the Bellbrook area. Features larger lots, a quieter setting, and access to both Centerville and Bellbrook-Sugarcreek school districts.

A growing suburban community on Montgomery County's west side with strong value, MetroPark access, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Popular with commuters using I-70 and I-75.

One of the most prestigious zip codes in the Dayton area — Oakwood features tree-lined boulevards, landmark architecture, top-rated schools, and a vibrant village center. Homes here hold their value exceptionally well.

The northern edge of the Centerville area, blending into the Washington Township corridor. Features a mix of established ranches and newer construction with excellent school access.