Schoolhouse Park, Dayton, OH

Is Dayton, OH (Schoolhouse Park) a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Hoodscore
30

Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe1079
Medium987
Low1315
Other4760

340 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape104
Child involved82
Assault39
Other138

Crime Details:

Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.

Crime dateCrime descriptionAddressCrime category
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a possible weapons incident near Nancy Avenue: several men dressed in black were reportedly outside a residence with “.40s” (handguns), pacing back and forth, and allegedly threatening the caller. The caller was advised not to go to the location.Nancy Ave, Dayton, OH 45417Weapons
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews dispatched for a reported suicide attempt involving a female cutting herself with a razor near Arcadia (exact street type unclear from transcript).Arcadia Blvd, Dayton, OH 45420Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, officers appear to be conducting a vehicle stop or search involving a white Chevrolet Malibu traveling from Harshman Road toward Springfield Street westbound in Dayton, Ohio.Harshman Rd, Dayton, OHTraffic
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a welfare check was dispatched near I-75 in Dayton, with a possible related second call for a male fitting the same clothing description near eastbound US-35 at I-75/Ludlow.I-75, Dayton, OHMedical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a person down near West Fairview Avenue and cross streets Lytick Road and Emerson Avenue. Units Ladder 14 and Medic 14 were assigned with a task group of eight.W Fairview Ave, Dayton, OH 45405Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a welfare check was requested near Crown Avenue. Officers were asked to advise if contact is made.Crown Ave, Dayton, OH 45417Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical call was reported for difficulty breathing near West 4th Street, close to South Main Street and Pressinger Lane. Medic 11 was dispatched.W 4th St, Dayton, OH 45402Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a patient on Dartmouth Drive canceled a medical call, stating a normal heart rate. EMS units returned to service, but a medic may still check on the patient.Dartmouth Dr, Dayton, OH 45406Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, responders are attending a psychiatric emergency near Maplewood Avenue and Meadowbrook Boulevard in Dayton.W Maplewood Ave, Dayton, OH 45405Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, medical responders discuss a patient in the parking lot near Wayne Avenue.Wayne Ave, Dayton, OH 45420Medical Emergency

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Median Home Price
$394,210
Average Rent
$1,451
Vacancy Rate
7.4%

Overview

Schoolhouse Park in Dayton, OH is a suburban neighborhood with a median home price of $394,210, more expensive than 73.2% of Ohio neighborhoods. Average rent is $1,451, lower than about half of Ohio neighborhoods.

Vacancy rate is 7.4%, near the national median. Most homes were built between 1970 and 1999, giving the neighborhood a uniform established look.

SuburbanHigh Owner OccupancyModerate VacancyExecutive Lifestyle

Quick Facts

Executive Lifestyle Rank98.9%

Housing market and real estate character

Schoolhouse Park features mostly owner-occupied medium to large single-family homes and townhomes, with a moderate vacancy rate and a strong executive presence.

Owner Occupied RateHigh
Housing TypeMedium to large single-family homes and townhomes
Housing Age80.3% built between 1970 and 1999

What buyers will notice right away

Most homes built between 1970 and 1999, giving a consistent neighborhood look.
High share of executives shapes neighborhood character.

Families & Lifestyle

Schoolhouse Park attracts wealthy, educated executives, urban sophisticates, active retirees, and families with children.

High owner occupancy supports residential stability.
The neighborhood's executive lifestyle ranking reflects a professional community.
Executive Professionals — Majority of adults are executives, managers, or professionals.
Diverse Families — Appeals to families, retirees, and urban sophisticates.
Executive Occupation Share76.1%
Child Poverty Rate5.1%

Demographics

Executive Occupation Share76.1%
Income RankTop 15% nationally
Top Languages["English (93.6%)","Italian","Chinese","Polish"]
Top Ancestries["German (30.7%)","English (20.9%)","Irish (10.4%)","Italian (7.3%)","Asian (4.4%)"]

Commute

Most residents have short to moderate commutes, primarily driving alone or carpooling.

Schoolhouse Park offers manageable commute times with a majority driving alone, supporting a balanced lifestyle.

Short Commutes — 45.9% of commuters spend 15-30 minutes traveling to work.
Car Ownership — Car ownership is common and useful for commuting.
Main Commute Time15-30 minutes
Drive Alone Rate72.0%
Carpool Rate5.1%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Schoolhouse Park?

The median home price is $394,210, higher than 73.2% of Ohio neighborhoods.

What is the vacancy rate?

Vacancy is 7.4%, near the national median.

How strong is the executive presence?

Schoolhouse Park ranks better for executive lifestyles than 98.9% of Ohio neighborhoods.

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