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Dayton, IL

Comprehensive demographics, housing data, local amenities, and economic statistics for Dayton.

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Community Insights

High Incomes
$107k/year
top 13% nationally
Leading Industries
Manufacturing · Wholesale Trade · Retail
2% manufacturing
Home Value Growth
+8.8% over 2 years
Young Adults
23% of residents
Homeowners
87% of occupied units

People & Demographics

Total Population519
Households
Under 18
22.0%
Age 18–34
23.0%
Age 35–64
37.0%
Age 65+
18.0%
Veterans
7.0%
Active Duty
0.0%

Housing & Living

Median Home Value$243,175
Median Gross Rent$1,187/mo
Owner Occupied
86.9%
Renter Occupied
13.1%
Detached Homes
Built Pre-1940

Economy & Income

Median Household Income$107,316
Poverty Rate

Key Industries

Healthcare8.0%
Professional Services0.0%
Manufacturing2.0%
Retail15.0%
Education1.0%

Amenities & Transit

Transit Score73 / 100
Walkability / Amenities65 / 100
Commute < 15m
Commute 60m+

Education

High School Grad
Bachelor's Degree
17.0%
Master's or Higher
6.0%
School Enrollment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population and demographic makeup of Dayton?

The total population of Dayton is approximately 519. The largest age group is 35-64 year olds. This demographic data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Is Dayton walkable and transit-friendly?

Based on local geographic data, Dayton has an amenity and walkability score of 65/100 and a transit score of 73/100. This indicates moderate access to local amenities and transportation.

Do more people rent or own homes in Dayton?

The housing market in Dayton is predominantly driven by homeowners, with 87% of housing units being owner-occupied and 13% being renter-occupied.

What is the education level of residents in Dayton?

In Dayton, approximately 17% of adult residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher. Additionally, 6% of the population holds a master's degree or higher. This indicates the local educational attainment compared to state and national averages.