The median annual household income in Dayton, Ohio, of $28,894 is the sixth lowest among all large U.S. cities. Low-income areas often also have low property values, and Dayton is no exception. Dayton may be an especially bad place for families with school-aged children.

Is Dayton Ohio a bad city?

Dayton is one of the worst cities in Ohio to raise a family, according to a new report. The Gem City ranked as the fifth worst city in Ohio to raise a family, according to WalletHubs 2018 Best & Worst Places to Raise A Family report.

Is Dayton Ohio a dangerous place to live?

With a population of approximately 140.6 thousand, Dayton has a crime rate of approximately 54 per thousand residents.

Is Dayton a safe place?

Considering only the crime rate, the Dayton metro area is as safe as the Ohio state average and safer than the national average.

How much snow does Dayton Ohio get?

Climate AveragesDayton, OhioUnited StatesSnowfall17.0 in.27.8 in.Precipitation128.8 days106.2 daysSunny176 days205 daysAvg. July High85.0°85.8°5 more rows