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Updated Nov. 14. Xenia is a city in Greene County with 25,555 residents (Census Bureau, 2019-2023 American Community Survey). Our latest Xenia story, Nov. 12: “Xenia set a record low for Nov. 11: 15°.”

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Saturday, November 14, 2026 · Updated 5:20 a.m.
Median sale $245,000Tax at median $3,611

Dayton · 12:14 p.m. ET · Nov. 8

Xenia, Eaton and Greenville have had more rain so far this year than by the same date in any year on record; Dayton the most since 2017

Xenia (Xenia 6 SSE weather station): 49.50 in.

Xenia · 7:41 a.m. ET · Nov. 12

Xenia set a record low for Nov. 11: 15°

Xenia’s low temperature on Nov.

Xenia by the numbers

The latest figures we track for it, each from its official source.

$245,000Median sale price, last 12 months$3,611Yearly property tax at the median price115Housing units permitted this year, through 2026-0925,555Residents (Census Bureau, 2019-2023)

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This month in Xenia

Xenia’s low temperature on Nov. 11 was 15°, breaking the record of 17° set in 1957, in 103 years of records for the date. (story) The Xenia 6 SSE weather station recorded 49.50 in. of rain and melted snow from Jan. 1 through Nov. 8, the most by that date in 88 years of records since 1923. (story) The station’s wettest full year is 2018, with 52.94 in. (story) Xenia would match that total with 3.44 in. more by Dec. 31. (story)

Recent home sales

3 sales in Xenia we wrote up in the last 90 days, at a median of $415,000. Each is placed by the parcel’s jurisdiction, not its mailing city.

  • 474 Hollywood Boulevard Sells for $409,900, a Full-Price Win in XeniaOct. 30 · $409,900
  • 245 N King Street Sells for $415,000, Lifting the Bar for Xenia HomesOct. 30 · $415,000
  • 423 Hollywood Boulevard Sells for $488,000 in One Day, a Top-Tier Xenia SaleOct. 30 · $488,000

From our other pages

  • Property tax on a $100,000 home: about $1,474 a year, 658th highest of 2,319 places in Ohio. Ohio property tax rankings
  • Sunday services, from each church’s own website: Lighthouse Baptist Church 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m.; Christ Episcopal Church 9:30 a.m.; Dayton Avenue Baptist Church 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m.

Common questions

What’s the property tax on a home in Xenia?
On a home at Xenia’s median sale price of $245,000, the yearly property tax for an owner-occupant is about $3,611, from the Ohio Department of Taxation’s rates for tax year 2025 (bills paid in 2026).

Who provides water and trash in Xenia?
Water is City of Xenia, and trash is billed by City of Xenia Utility Billing and collected by Rumpke, from each provider’s own published information (checked 2026-11-04).

What’s the median home sale price in Xenia?
$245,000 over the last 12 months, across 431 closed sales, from MLS sales records.

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