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How Oregon became Dayton’s historic jewel and favorite retail hub
Oregon may be one of Dayton's oldest neighborhoods, but a popular commercial corridor keeps this community relevant — even after 100 years. The area is known for its beautifully preserved historic homes, which follow tree-lined streets. Fifth Street is a hub for dining, nightlife and boutique shopping, often buzzing with activity during the weekends and evenings. Seasonal events, like Out on 5th, make the retail district even more lively, attracting visitors and traffic to the neighborhood. But residents don't seem to mind, since they live within walking distance of all the fun.
Colorful homes line this street in historic Oregon.
The neighborhood offers a variety of outdoor spaces, entertainment venues and dining options.
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Explore preserved historic homes with character and modern renovations
Most of the neighborhood's homes date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. "If you're a historic buyer, I would definitely put the Oregon district at the top of the list because there's a lot of preservation, and they have a very strong historical society," says David Moyer, Realtor with Keller Williams Advisors Realty. Strict regulations on exterior and interior renovations help preserve the area's historic value and unique visual character. Residents take great pride in maintaining the neighborhood's colorful architecture, which includes Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne and Victorian styles.
Oregon's homes have distinctly small lots. "If you're looking for a yard, that's going to be tough," says Bob Biedenharn , Realtor with Home Experts Realty.
Keeping with the neighborhood's age, homes lean toward Classical and Victorian styles.
Yards are small, since original lots were rarely expanded.
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What buyers are paying to live in the historic district
Renter-occupancy is high, especially around the commercial district, where industrial warehouses have been converted into loft-style apartments. It's also common for single-family and multifamily homes to be rentals. However, owner occupancy has increased in the historic district. This is partly due to the area's preservation needs and home prices, which are relatively more expensive than those in surrounding neighborhoods, like South Park and Historic Inner East. Prices start around the $200,000s and end in the mid-$400,000s, although some homes can reach the $600,000s.
Fifth Street is the heart of Oregon's commercial success
"If you ask anyone about the Oregon district, what they think of is Fifth Street," Moyer says. "That's where you have some of the finer dining in Dayton and your nightlife. It's reminiscent of a Midwest Bourbon Street." Fifth Street is also a shopping hub, offering everything from mom and pop stores to art galleries and antique shops. Weekends and evenings are some of the busiest times at the corridor, as people dart in and out of spots like:
Salar Restaurant and Lounge, an upscale venue serving Peruvian and European-inspired fare
Lucky's Taproom & Eatery, a laid-back bar serving craft beers, burgers and vegan options
Thai 9, a cozy Thai restaurant that also has Japanese and Chinese dishes
Dublin Pub, a traditional Irish brewpub offering a hearty menu and live music
Oregon also has a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area, allowing people to walk around with drinks from participating pubs and bars while exploring other businesses.
Locals and visitors love to shop at the unique small businesses along Fifth Street.
Lucky's is a full-service bar and restaurant with weekly homemade specials.
Sit outside with friends and enjoy the night air.
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Dayton RTA offers bus service along Fifth Street.
People walk, whether the streets are busy or not
Oregon is very pedestrian-friendly. You can easily walk between businesses along Fifth Street or take a stroll around the neighborhood's tree-lined historic district. Driving can be tough, as weekend traffic and street closures often cause congestion. "It can be pretty noisy in this area," Biedenharn says. "For those of us who live here, it's just white noise, but people moving to the area should know that." Street parking can also be a hassle, even for residents, but there are many surface lots and metered parking spots around the retail district. City bus stops along Fifth Street also help people get around without a car.
Explore weekend events and the annual Halloween bash
The neighborhood is a hub for seasonal events. Each weekend in spring and summer, street traffic is blocked along Fifth Street so pedestrians can enjoy expanded outdoor dining, shopping and live entertainment. "People can eat outside and walk up and down the street without having to be on the sidewalk," Moyer says. The neighborhood also has a signature event: Hauntfest, the city's largest Halloween party. Every year, this 21-plus event brings music, street performers and food trucks to the neighborhood.
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Oregon Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Oregon, Dayton sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Oregon, Dayton over the last 12 months is $299,900, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Located in the historic Oregon District, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house boasts a charming blend of modern updates and historic character. The property features spacious living and dining areas, perfect for entertaining, as well as exposed brick walls that add a touch of character. The kitchen includes ample counter space, while the laundry room on the first floor provides added convenience.
Opportunities like this are incredibly rare in Dayton's beloved Oregon Historic District. Spanning three separate parcels, this extraordinary 1890 home blends historic charm, designer finishes, unmatched flexibility, and a private backyard oasis with a heated inground pool, all just steps from the district's renowned restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, and entertainment. Inside, Victorian
Attention investors! $2800 a month income here! This beautiful building along the business corridor of 5th St. in St. Anne's Hill is full of opportunity! 2nd floor unit rented at $1,300 per month. Enter through the side door to the second floor for a private entrance to unit 2. Zoning permits multiple commercial uses as well as residential, current approved use is office space. Previously used as
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The 503 Apartments brings fresh, modern living to Dayton's Oregon District, one of the city's most walkable and culturally vibrant neighborhoods. This brand-new 158-unit community offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments built for real daily life: open layouts, soaring ceilings and oversized windows that flood every room with natural light. At The 503, you get new construction
The newly renovated Wheelhouse Lofts are industrial, loft-style apartments just steps away from downtown Dayton and the Oregon District. The historic building, built in 1868, has been updated for modern living while maintaining historic details. Apartments feature concrete floors, original bead board ceilings and exposed wood structure, large windows, eat-in kitchens, and open floor plans.
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Property Id: 1876464 Charming 2-Bedroom Apartment in the Heart of Dayton's Historic Oregon District! Discover urban living at its best in this cozy 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment nestled in a beautifully preserved historic building in the vibrant Oregon District Dayton's premier downtown neighborhood full of eclectic restaurants, bars, coffee shops, unique shops, galleries, and
beautiful second story apartment with 2 large bedrooms.The House is located in the Historical Oregon District in downtown Dayton. Completely renovated with carpet and tile throughout, new kitchen cabinets and appliances (stove, refrigerator) and a completely renovated bathroom. The apartment features high ceilings, tons of natural light, and an off street parking space is included in the rent.
Ready for a new tenant! 2Bed & 2Bath townhome located within the Oregon District of Dayton, OH. This unique property has wood floors throughout, high ceilings, updated windows, and an open floor plan main floor with living room & dining room available to be separate spaces or one continuous living space. The kitchen has beautiful a mosaic tiled floor, modern appliances, lots of cabinets and stone
Oregon District CHARMER with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath with street and alley access parking. Fresh paint and beautiful new LVP flooring. Large living room and open kitchen and dining room with deck access. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and washer and dryer included in unit. $1300 per month with $1300 deposit. $3900 minimum gross income from one source. This is a pet free apartment (NO PETS).
Rare opportunity to live in a beautifully preserved historic home in Dayton’s highly sought-after Oregon Historic District. This spacious 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence showcases stunning original woodwork, exquisite stained glass windows, and the timeless architectural details that make historic homes so special.The home offers generous living space, a detached 2-car garage, and a private
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