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Homeownership, ages 25 to 34

The share of households headed by someone 25 to 34 who own their home, Dayton metro, the larger Miami Valley counties, Ohio and the U.S., by year.

Dayton metro: 46.9% in 2025. Change from 2024: +4.0 pts.

0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%20162018202020222024Warren County 66.5%Miami County 61.3%Butler County 56.6%Dayton metro 46.9%Montgomery County 46.0%Clark County 45.4%Ohio 44.6%Greene County 43.3%U.S. 39.3%Low 37.2% · 2019
0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%20162018202020222024Warren 66.5%Miami 61.3%Butler 56.6%Dayton 46.9%Montgomery 46.0%Clark 45.4%Ohio 44.6%Greene 43.3%U.S. 39.3%Low 37.2% · 2019
0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%201020132016201920222025Warren County 66.5%Miami County 61.3%Butler County 56.6%Dayton metro 46.9%Montgomery County 46.0%Clark County 45.4%Ohio 44.6%Greene County 43.3%U.S. 39.3%Low 36.6% · 2012
0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%201020132016201920222025Warren 66.5%Miami 61.3%Butler 56.6%Dayton 46.9%Montgomery 46.0%Clark 45.4%Ohio 44.6%Greene 43.3%U.S. 39.3%Low 36.6% · 2012
Dayton metro   Montgomery County   Greene County   Miami County   Warren County   Butler County   Clark County   Ohio   U.S.Homeownership, ages 25 to 34, 2010 to 2025. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B25007 (tenure by age of householder).

Next update: 2026 figures, expected around Sep 17, 2027.

What this means

The Dayton metro figure, 46.9%, was 4.0 points higher than in 2024 (42.9%). It’s the highest on record here, back to 2010. It’s 2.3 points above Ohio (44.6%) and 7.6 points above the U.S. (39.3%). Among the 7 areas on this page, Dayton metro is 4th highest.

How Dayton compares

2025
Dayton metro46.9%
Ohio44.6%
U.S.39.3%
Warren County66.5%
Miami County61.3%
Butler County56.6%
Montgomery County46.0%
Clark County45.4%
Greene County43.3%
20252024Change
Dayton metro46.9%42.9%+4.0 pts
Montgomery County46.0%41.3%+4.7 pts
Greene County43.3%42.7%+0.6 pts
Miami County61.3%54.7%+6.6 pts
Warren County66.5%48.5%+18.0 pts
Butler County56.6%52.2%+4.4 pts
Clark County45.4%45.2%+0.2 pts
Ohio44.6%47.6%−3.0 pts
U.S.39.3%40.4%−1.1 pts

Common questions

What is the latest figure for homeownership, ages 25 to 34 in Dayton?
Dayton metro: 46.9% in 2025, from the U.S. Census Bureau.

How has the figure for homeownership, ages 25 to 34 in Dayton changed over the past year?
It was 46.9% in 2025, against 42.9% in 2024 (+4.0 pts).

How does Dayton compare with Ohio and the U.S. on homeownership, ages 25 to 34?
Dayton metro: 46.9%; Ohio: 44.6%; U.S.: 39.3% (2025).

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About this data

The Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B25007: of households whose householder is 25 to 34, the share that own their home (with or without a mortgage). The 1-year survey covers only areas of 65,000 people or more, so Darke and Preble counties aren’t included, and the Census Bureau did not release standard 1-year estimates for 2020. The Dayton metro is the Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek metropolitan area (Montgomery, Greene and Miami counties). Estimates have margins of error, larger for counties.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B25007 (tenure by age of householder). Updated November 5, 2026, yearly. Download the data (CSV).

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