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Housing Age
Average Housing Age Distribution - 2000

The following map shows the dispersion of the average house's age (aka when it was built) in the area. Housing age affects the house's condition, need for repairs (roofing and mechanicals), and sometimes even value (historic districts). In the case of the map below, the dark olive areas show where the oldest houses exist. Sources: US Census Bureau and Synergos Technologies, Inc.

Built Stats as of 2000 *
Other Metropolitan Areas
Dayton Hamilton Cincinnati Columbus
Count% Count%Count %Count%
Housing Units
Prior 1940
1940 to 1950
1950 to 1960
1960 to 1970
1970 to 1980
1980 to 1990
After 1990
 77,337
26,351
13,454
15,427
11,600
6,350
2,528
1,627
34.07
17.40
19.95
15.00
8.21
3.27
2.10
 25,932
7,890
3,512
6,045
3,163
2,509
1,328
1,485
30.43
13.54
23.31
12.20
9.68
5.12
5.73
 165,945
66,407
21,000
26,626
24,496
16,138
6,558
4,720
40.02
12.65
16.05
14.76
9.72
3.95
2.84
 327,429
46,078
23,709
41,433
50,214
57,692
47,755
60,548
14.07
7.24
12.65
15.34
17.62
14.58
18.49

* All housing (Vacant and Occupied).

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