Short-term rentals in Dayton, Ohio
Dayton's short-term rental demand is driven by work more than tourism. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, its contractors and the research institutions around it bring a constant flow of temporary personnel, trainees and consultants. The University of Dayton, the hospital systems, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, the Oregon District's nightlife and events such as First Four basketball games add weekend and seasonal peaks. Owners mostly rent older homes and doubles in the Oregon District, South Park, St. Anne's Hill, Belmont and around the university, plus homes near the base in the eastern suburbs.
How to position a Dayton rental
- Furnish for weekday professionals: a proper desk, fast internet, parking and laundry.
- Offer weekly and monthly rates; many base-related stays run past 30 days, which also keeps them outside short-stay definitions.
Around Dayton
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Sources
- City of Dayton - Short-term rentals FAQ (consulted 2026-09-27)
- BNBCalc - Dayton, Ohio short-term rental guide (2026-08)
- Ohio Revised Code 5323.02 - rental property owner information (consulted 2026-09-27)
- LegiScan - Ohio SB 104 (2025), status (consulted 2026-09-27)
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