DaytonHome Addition Contractors

137Kresidents
$45,000-$49,999median income
21ZIP codes

Dayton's 136,579 residents, with median incomes of $45,000-$49,999, are among the most active home improvement markets in the Midwest.

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The Dayton Home Improvement Market

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137K
Metro area population
$45,000-$49,999
Median household income
$1,500 to $1,999
Median annual property tax
21
ZIP codes covered
Springfield Metro
Metro statistical area

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    Home Addition Cost & ROI · Dayton

    2025 Cost vs. Value · Dayton market.

    ProjectCostResaleROI
    Deck Addition | Wood$18,090$16,73393%
    Deck Addition | Composite$23,918$21,14388%
    Bathroom Addition | Midrange$57,427$30,61353%
    Primary Suite Addition | Midrange$160,572$54,51434%
    Bathroom Addition | Upscale$105,577$35,26133%
    Primary Suite Addition | Upscale$329,084$65,02820%

    Nearby areas: Springfield