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How Webster Station bloomed into a renter-friendly social hub
Webster Station is a historic downtown neighborhood bringing new life to Dayton's industrial past. Old warehouses have been transformed into stylish apartments, and new developments continue to refresh the area's commercial and housing options. Residents easily walk between local breweries, upscale restaurants and vibrant bars. Waterfront trails and RiverScape MetroPark connect the community to outdoor excursions and seasonal events, while Day Air Ballpark is a Daytonian's favorite spot to watch minor league baseball games. With easy downtown access and plenty of things to do, Webster Station has become one of the city's most dynamic neighborhoods.
Webster Station is becoming the place to be in Dayton, Ohio.
Beautiful murals are throughout the neighborhood.
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Old warehouses are now apartments, and newly built townhomes
The neighborhood was originally an industrial hub, but now, manufacturing warehouses have become luxury apartment complexes. "Webster Station is where the historic meets modern, urban living," says David Moyer, a Realtor with Keller Williams Advisors Realty. "Webster Station has really developed itself to be very renter-friendly." Some factories were demolished to make room for new construction. "There's a huge push for development here, so new complexes are still being built," says Wes Hartshorn, a local rehabber who manages several buildings in the area. "Everything is moving fast. It doesn't matter if it's for sale or available to rent."
While properties for sale are rare, buyers can find renovated or newly built townhomes and lofts between the mid-$200,000s and the high $400,000s. These often have about $100 to $200 in monthly HOA fees.
Delco Lofts offers views of the Day Air Ballpark.
Buyers can purchase renovated townhomes with brick facades.
Webster Station has many newly built luxury apartment complexes.
New construction continues to pop up around the neighborhood.
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Breweries and bars attract weekend nightlife
Revitalization has changed Webster Station into a vibrant social hub. "Investors have put a lot of energy into rehabbing old buildings for new businesses," Hartshorn says. People walk between laid-back restaurants, craft breweries and busy bars, rarely needing to leave the neighborhood to find something to do. Popular spots include:
Canal Street Arcade and Deli, a chill barcade offering sandwiches and vintage pinball machines
The Barrel House, a cozy brewery pouring Dayton-made beers and locally sourced wine
Tender Mercy, a stylish speakeasy serving cocktails and omakase sushi
Sueño, an upscale Mexican restaurant offering a highly curated food and drink menu
The neighborhood is also home to 2nd Street Market. At this very popular weekend market, you can visit food vendors, buy farm-fresh produce, freshly baked bread and artisan goods year-round.
A large collection of local businesses is inside 2nd Street Market.
Grab a sandwich or sweet from Canal Street Arcade & Deli.
Canal Street Arcade & Deli is a casual locale for vintage arcade games.
Homemade desserts are popular at 2nd Street Market.
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Explore riverside trails, park events and Day Air Ballpark
The area borders the Mad and Great Miami rivers, and residents can easily hike or bike along the waterfront. These trails connect to RiverScape MetroPark, a hub for seasonal recreation. Many people launch kayaks and canoes onto the river at the park. "There's a whitewater wave here that people love," Hartshorn says. "It's one of two in the city." The park's covered pavilion hosts a summer concert series and ice skating in winter. RiverScape also holds cultural celebrations, like the Dayton Celtic Festival, where you can enjoy Irish dancing, Guinness drinking and Catholic services in Gaelic.
Day Air Ballpark is located in the neighborhood. Thousands of people pour into the stands every baseball season to watch the Dayton Dragons minor league team play.
Ice skaters slide across the rink at RiverScape MetroPark's pavilion from January through March.
Day Air Ballpark is home to the city's minor league baseball team, the Dayton Dragons.
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Greater Dayton RTA bus stops are found throughout Webster Station.
Barhop or watch baseball without ever getting in a car
Webster Station's walkability makes it easy to barhop in the evenings, shop on the weekends and watch baseball games without worrying about parking. This comes in handy when streets are congested or closed during special events. Residents are also a quick walk, drive or bus ride from downtown's major employers. Greater Dayton RTA has bus stops throughout the neighborhood.
Downtown Dayton attractions are only a few blocks away
Webster Station shares many amenities with Downtown Dayton. Lines blur between the two as people bounce between shopping destinations, entertainment venues and event spaces. The downtown Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area extends into the neighborhood, allowing people to freely explore businesses in both communities while enjoying alcoholic beverages from participating bars. Residents are also minutes away from downtown attractions, including:
The Loft Theatre
The Benjamin & Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Webster Station Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Webster Station, Dayton sell after 88 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Webster Station, Dayton over the last 12 months is $396,000, down 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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