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Why Live in Trotwood
Trotwood, OH, a suburb of the Dayton Metropolitan area, combines rural living with ongoing development. Covering 30 square miles and home to nearly 30,000 residents, the city features farmlands, green spaces, and trails. New subdivisions offer custom homes with contemporary designs and farmhouse elements, while mid-20th-century neighborhoods include bi-level houses, ranch-style homes, and American Foursquares. The Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation (TCIC) focuses on redeveloping abandoned properties and acquiring land for upscale subdivisions like Wolf Creek Run. Despite the 2019 tornadoes that damaged over 1,000 properties, the city has nearly completed its rebuilding efforts. The Trotwood-Madison County School District recently centralized its schools into a large campus. Local businesses range from industrial companies to mom-and-pop shops, with the Trotwood Industrial and Commerce Park housing many tech and manufacturing employers. State Route 49 is a primary road, connecting residents to Dayton, about 7 miles away, with a typical 20-minute commute. Sycamore State Park, mostly within the city, offers extensive trails for hiking, horseback riding, and seasonal hunting, while Madison Park features picnic shelters, a playground, and trails. Community events include the Annual Smoke, Sizzle & Sounds Family Fest and Vendor Fair, and the Trotwood Public Library's holiday tree lighting. The Trotwood Police Department's Anti-Crime Unit employs community-based policing to address and prevent crime.
Rental Trends in Trotwood, OH
The median rent is $1,050 per month, with single-family homes renting at $5,995 and condos at $900.
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Median Rent
$1,050
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Median Single Family Home Rent
$5,995
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Median Condo Rent
$900
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