DDC: Living in Dayton Ohio, Community and Region Profile

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THE DAYTON REGION IS THE PLACE TO MAKE IT ALL HAPPEN. We have big cityamenities with a small town, Midwestern feel. You wont spend all your time

in the car commuting to your job; youll enjoy time with your family and friends.

Please take time to learn more about the Dayton Region.

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dayton regionon behalf ofthe board of trustees

o t h e d a yt o n d e ve lo pm e n t c o a li t i o n , our members and regional partners, and the citizens

o the Dayton Region, we are delighted to share with you an overview o our home in Southwest Ohio.

The Dayton Region is more than a place, more than any one city or attraction, and certainly more

than any one industry. What makes the Dayton Region unique among areas to live and work is the

combination o its diverse culture and quality o lie amenities, great universities, thriving businesses,

and skilled and diverse workorce.

Think of a great place to live, work, and growthink the Dayton Region!

t h e d a yt o n Re Gi o n Re a lly i S a lo t

o t h i n GS t o a lo t o pe o ple

For much o our history, weve been many

communities that happen to be situated close

to each other. However, over the past decade,

we have come to see how interconnected we

arenot only across the 12 counties that dene

our media market (the TV, radio, and newspapers

we watch, listen to, and read respectively), but also

in how our ortunes and utures are tied to each

others success.

In act, as our Regions leaders have recognized

this interconnectivity, they have turned moreand more toward regionalizing our economic

development initiatives, including how we market

and sell the Dayton Region.

With this in mind, wed like to tell you more

about our push to package the region in terms

o what we call our 60-minute commute market.*

Wh y t h e 6 0 -m i n U t e c o m m U t e ?

There are a couple reasons or measuring

and marketing our Region this way.

Commute times are a real-lie metric that means

something to people. Rather than deining our

region by jurisdictional boundaries, mileage, or U.S.

Census Bureau statistics, we ound that people

and businesses want real-lie data. What is lie

really like in the Dayton Region? What do we really

have access to in our personal and proessional

lives? Drive times are a personal measure.

Just as important in telling our story is how we

compare to other cities, areas, or regions o the

country. When we compare apples-to-apples

metric o drive times, we ind that the Dayton

Region has access to as much or more resources

than many larger cities and at a signicantly lower

cost o living than many areas o the country.

yoU talKed aBoUt acceSS. acceSS to What?

For many o our citizens and businesses, a huge benet to living an

working here is our access to other major metropolitan areas, speci

Cincinnati and Columbusboth o which are within an hours drive

our Region. This means that businesses can recruit rom a larger p

o students than, say, Atlanta or Dallas/Ft. Worth.

h o W o U R c i t i Z e n S Ge t t h e Wo Rd o U t

There are many things we do to better tell our story. Through the sup

o our board leadership, members, and regional partners in both the

public and private sectors, were building the data to back up our st

with our Get Midwest regional brand and marketing plan initiative. M

o our stakeholders will touch that process through their input, guida

and support.

In the meantime, we ocus on whats good about our home. Were p

o our Regionwe have a rich heritage o inventing things that chan

our world. We have sae, aordable, and vibrant communities. We h

a diverse economy despite our challenges, and our citizens enjoy a

sports, estivals, and community lie o all sorts.

With a high school graduation rate o more

than 90 percent and ten K-12 school districts

with an excellent rating rom the State

o Ohio, the Dayton Region is nationally

competitive when it comes to education.

Weve got you covered when it comes

to healthcare. No matter where you are located

in the Dayton Region, you will never be more

than a 20-minute drive rom a top-notch

healthcare acility.

thinkeducation thinkhealthcare

From our nationally recognized ne arts venues

and programsthe Schuster Center, The Dayton

Art Institute, and Dayton Balletto some o the

best amily oriented estivals and airs in the

country and easy access to some o the best

sports teams in the country, all linked by a short

commute time, your lie just got easier!

O all the strengths o the Dayton Region

and we have manyone that stands out over

the last 150 years has been our extraordinary

ability to innovate, design, and bring to market

products and technology that aect every

persons lie. With our Regions creativity,

determination, and drive, we believe our

possibilities are endless.

thinkquality of life thinkinnovation

From Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, one o the worlds largest and most complex military

bases, to our globally competitive strengths in inormation technology, aerospace research/

development, advanced materials/manuacturing, and human sciences/healthcare, we are

a great location or your business!

thinkopportunity

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* The Dayton Regions 60-Minute Commute Market includes major parts

o the Cincinnati and Columbus MSAs (Metropolitan Statistical Areas).


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60-minutecommute market facts

Situated at the intersection o I-70 and I-75, the Dayton Region is within 600 miles o 64% o the U.S.

population, 50% o the Canadian population, 63% o all U.S. manuacturers, 70% o all North American

manuacturing, and 80% o U.S. corporate headquarters.

With more than a dozen colleges and

universities within the region and a dozen more

within an hours drive, Dayton Region companies

have access to approximately 240,000 college

graduates every yearmore than Atlanta,

Minneapolis/St. Paul, or Dallas/Ft. Worth.

Within approximately 60 minutes, our businesses

and citizens have access to three international

airports with daily operations that rival major

metropolitan areas.

The Dayton International Airport is one o the

top ten astest growing airports.

More than 70% o our workorce has less than

a 30-minute commute.

* Daily operations includes all arrivals and departures

or both commercial lights and air reight. These

are daily averages rom 2004 reported numbers.

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Atlanta

Dallas/Ft. Worth

Minneapolis/St. Paul

Washington, D.C.

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Atlanta

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Washington, D.C.

70.5%

50.7%

58.3%

67.8%

49.8%

Dayton Region

Atlanta

Dallas/Ft. Worth


Washington, D.C.

1,608

2,724

1,876

1,233

2,617


Indianapolis Dayton

Chicago

Milwaukee

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Buffalo, NY

Charleston, SC

Charlotte, NC

Chicago, IL

Cincinnati, OH

Cleveland, OH

Columbus, OH

Des Moines, IA

Detroit, MI

Indianapolis, IN

Kansas City, MO

Little Rock, AR

Louisville, KY

Memphis, TN

Milwaukee, WI

New York City, NY

Norfolk, VA

Philadelphia, PA

Pittsburgh, PA

St. Louis, MO

Washington, D.C.

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90-minuteair-land market

location, location, location

Located at the crossroads o the nations

interstate highway system, getting to the

Dayton International Airport couldnt be more

convenient, and it is within 90 minutes by air

to 55 percent o the countrys population,

ideal or cargo distribution.

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Daytons air market reaches over 137 million

people (75% o U.S. workers within 600 miles).

It reaches more than hal o the combined

population o the U.S. and Canada, enabling

twice-a-day service to ve metro areas plus 300

towns and large cities. It also oers one o the

astest growing cargo airports in the world.

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Dayton Region

U.S. average

Boston, MA

Washington, D.C.

Los Angeles, CA

100

73.14

127.60

San Jose, CA 161.51

165.92

155.66

Dayton Region

U.S. average

Boston, MA

Washington, D.C.

Los Angeles, CA

15.9

16

15

San Jose, CA 22

13

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City

Los Angeles, CA

Dif ference

Washington, D.C.

Dif ference

Boston, MA

Dif ference

Dayton

Home Price

$674,968.00

($439,609.00)

$822,000.00

($586,641.00)

$477,600.00

($242,241.00)

$235,359.00

Payment & Interest

$2,988.23

($1,901.27)

$3,804.78

($2,717.82)

$2415.70

($1328.74)

$1,086.96

Apartment Rent

$1,700.00

($1,051.00)

$1,184.00

($535.00)

$1,355.00

($706.00)

$649.00

San Jose, CA

Dif ference

$821,455.00

($586,096.00)

$4,872.28

($3,785.32)

$1,064.00

($415.00)

Average

Graduation Rate*

Number of

Public Schools

Number of

Private Schools

90.85%

319 Elementary Schools

127 Middle Schools

112 High Schools

116 Elementary Schools

19 High Schools

25 K-12 Schools Inclusive

100 Rank

18 Dayton 6.1% 5.6% $116,600

27 St. Louis 5.8% 4.1% $134,900

31 Indianapolis 5. 6% 5. 4% $121, 700

32 Wichita 5.5% 4.8% $107,200

7 0 Wash in gt on , D. C. 1 .8 % - 3. 4% $ 43 4, 90 0

85 Boston -0.1% -1.4% $422,100

88 San Jose 0.4% -3.8% $720,900

96 Los Angeles -1. 6% -6. 3% $412, 908

Metro Area 2006 2007 Median Home Price

Projected Price Change

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New/existing homes purchased: 19,517*

Average price: $121,000 (average price state wide: $153,456)*

Most expensive sale: $1.23M (Washington Township, Montgomery County)*

The Dayton Region ranked rst in the Midwest and 18th in the nation among

Fortune magazines Top 100 Residential Real Estate Markets

Mortgage debt servicing cost-to-income ratio (percent o income devoted

to paying monthly housing cost): 9.7% (national average: 22%)**

Dayton Area Board o Realtors, Ohio Association o Realtors, National Association

o Realtors

*Includes the ollowing counties based on MLS data: Montgomery, Greene, Preble,

Warren, Darke, Clark, Miami, Shelby, Champaign, Auglaize, Logan, Allen, Hardin

**National Association o Realtors doesnt indicate which counties it includes

in Home Price Analysis or Dayton Region, published July 2006

Our real estate market is among the great eatures o living and working in the Dayton Region. From business acilities (where

Ohio was ranked rst in the Midwest and 22nd in the nation by Site Selection magazine) to residential real estate (where the

Dayton Region was ranked rst in the Midwest and 18th in the nation by Fortune magazine), our business owners and citizens

enjoy more bang or the buck, better commute times, and greater diversity o liestyle than many larger metropolitan markets.

Residential housing in the Dayton Region is le ss expensive than comparable markets across the nation. With average

sale prices o homes below the state and national averages, purchasing a home in the Dayton Region means getting more

or your money. With a wide variety o housing styles available in diverse neighborhoods, the Dayton Region will oer

the right home or your amily.

Our cost o living indices are based on a U.S.

average o 100. An amount below 100 means

Dayton, OH, is cheaper than the U.S. average.

A cost o living index above 100 means Dayton,

OH, is more expensive.pU pi l/t e a c h e R Ra t i o

K-1 2c o S t o li vi n G

Compared to the rest o the country,

Daytons cost o living is 26.86% lower

than the U.S. average.

Retired military do not pay income tax

in the State o Ohio.

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*National Average 73.4% according to the

National Center or Education Statistics


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Wright-PattersonAir Force Base

70

SpringfieldAir NationalGuard Base

Higher Education Schools

Students Enrolled

Bachelors Degrees Granted

Masters Degrees Granted

Post Masters and Docterates Granted

Over 23 colleges and universities

104,569 (2006)

7,870 (2005)

2,402 (2005)

509 (2005)

Southwestern Ohio CouncilforHigherEducation

higher educationDAYTON REGION

1 Air Force Institute Of Technology | www.afit.edu

2 Antioch University McGregor | www.mcgregor.edu

3 Cedarville University | www.cedarville.edu

4 Central State University | www.centralstate.edu

5 Clark State Community College | www.clark.cc.oh.us

6 Edison State Community College | www.edison.cc.oh

7 Kettering College of Medical Arts | www.kcma.edu

8 Miami-Jacobs Career College | www.miamijacobs.ed

9 Miami University Middletown | www.mid.muohio.edu

10 Ohio Institute of Photography | www.oipt.com and Technology

11 Sinclair Community College | www.sinclair.edu

12 Southern State Community College | www.sscc.edu

13 United Theological Seminary | www.united.edu

14University of Dayton | www.udayton.edu

15 Urbana University | www.urbana.edu

16 Wilberforce University | www.wilberforce.edu

17 Wilmington College | www.wilmington.edu

18 Wittenberg University | www.wittenberg.edu

19 Wright State University | www.wright.edu

COLUMBUS

20 The Ohio State University | www.osu.edu

CINCINNATI

21 Miami University | www.miami.muohio.edu

22 University of Cincinnati | www.uc.edu

23 Xavier University | www.xavier.edu

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Suwsr o cu r hgr eu

www.soche.org

The Dayton Region is the proud home to over 23 nationally recognized colleges and universities with such

schools as Cedarville University, Central State University, Miami University, Sinclair Community College,

the University o Dayton, Wittenberg University, and Wright State University. In all, there is hardly a eld o study,

an area o research, or a collaborative project that you cant accomplish through our higher education resources.


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Cedarville University was ranked ourth in the Midwest region among

baccalaureate colleges by U.S. News & World Report.

The Ohio State University has been named one o the best up and coming

universities in the nation and 56th overall among 260 national institutions

rated, both public and private, by U.S. News & World Report.

The University o Daytons graduation rate o 76% is well above the national

average. Nationally, the average six-year graduation rate or all students

is 57%, according to U.S. News & World Report.

Wright States innovative First-Year Experience program is one o 13 such

programs in the nation selected or the Foundations o Excellence in the First

College Year project. The University College has served approximately 13,000

new Wright State students since its creation in 1999. Since then, the rst-year

retention rate has increased rom 67% to 73%.


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Champaign

Clark

Greene

Darke

Preble

Warren

Butler

Miami

Montgomery

Shelby

Auglaize

Clinton

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Cincinnati/Northern KentuckyInternational Airport

DaytonInternational Airport

Port ColumbusInternational Airport

Mercy Medical Center

Wright-Patterson AFB Medical Center

Kettering Medical Center

Grandview & Southview

Good Samaritan Hospital

Miami Valley Hospital

Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center

2006 Carescience Select Pract ice

Nat ional Quality Leader in Heart Fai lure

Air Forces third largest

medical complex

U.S. News & World Report Best Hospital,

third largest medical complex

U.S. News & World Report Best Hospital,

Cl inica l Excel lence Award

Pioneered open-heart surgery in Dayton

Top 100 in s ize;

f irst robot ic surgery

Third o ldest VA

Medical Center in the U.S.

Assisted Living Sites

Nursing Homes/Beds

Annual Economic and Direct Employee

Impact of Non-Profit Hospitals

137 nursing homes

13,872 beds

88 faci l i t ies

$5.68 bi l l ion and

32,000 employees

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healthcare facilitiesDAYTON REGION

1 Bethesda Medical Center at Arrow Springs | www.trihe

2 The Childrens Medical Center | www.childrensdayto

3 Clinton Memorial Hospital | www.cmhregional.com

4 Community Mercy Health | www.community-mercy.Partners

5 Dayton Heart Hospital | www.daytonhearthospital.com

6 Fort Hamilton Hospital | www.forthamiltonhospital.co

7 Good Samaritan Hospital | www.goodsamdayton.org

8 Grandview Medical Center | www.khnetwork.org/gran

9 Greene Memorial Hospital | www.greenehealth.org

10 Charles F. Kettering Memorial | www.kmcnetwork.orHospital

11 Kindred Hospital | www.khdayton.com

12 Miami Valley Hosptial | www.miamivalleyhospital.org

13 Miami Valley South | www.miamivalleyhospital.org

14 Middletown Regional Hospital | www.atriummedcent

15Southview Hospital

|www.kmcnetwork.org/southview

16 SureCare Medical Center | www.premierhealthnet.co

17 Sycamore Hospital | www.kmcnetwork.org/sycamore

18 Upper Valley Medical Center | www.uvmc.com

19Veteran Affairs Medical Center | www.dayton.va.gov

20 Wayne Hospital | www.waynehospital.com

21 Wilson Memorial Hospital | www.wilsonhospital.com

22 WPAFB Medical Center | www.wpafb.af.mil/units/wp

COLUMBUS

23 Ohio State Medical Center | www.medicalcenter.osu.ed

CINCINNATI

24 UC Academic Health Center | www.medcenter.uc.edu

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medical centers and hospitalshealth care

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Weve got you covered when it comes to healthcare. No matter where you are located in the Dayton Region,

you will never be more than a 20-minute drive rom a top-notch healthcare acility. Our hospitals

and healthcare providers include nationally recognized hospital programs to specialty practice groups

all with an emphasis on quality.

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Total Annual Payroll

Annual Expenditures

Number of Retirees

Retiree Disbursements

> 1.675 Billion

> 27,000 Retirees

> 755 Million

Total Jobs > 52,000

> 2.77 Billion

community supportfor defense installations

With the Regions deense installations having such a huge economic impact on the Dayton Region,

the tradition o support continues today and covers the vast array o mission types resident at Wright-

Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) and Springeld Air National Guard (SANG). In addition to the Dayton

Development Coalition, the ollowing is a representative list o some o the many organizations ocused

on outreach and support o the Dayton Region and the Deense Community.

hometoWn heRoeS celeBRation

Hometown Heroes is a season-long tribute to the men and women rom Wright-Patterson

Air Force Base and the Springield Air National Guard Base who saeguard and support

our nations deense. We celebrate their ongoing contributions to the Dayton Regions economy

and quality o lie that make living and working here so enjoyable! Our continued thanks and

congratulations goes out to the Dayton Dragons or organizing and hosting tributes to our

men and women in uniorm in the United States.

h e Ro e S We lc o m i n G h e Ro e S h o m e

Heroes Welcoming Heroes Home is an event held every our months at the National

Museum o the U. S. Air Force. Military and community leaders gather to celebrate the return

o Wright-Patterson Airmen who recently returned rom deployments. Local businesses

provide ood and door prizes; mayors, city managers, and county and state elected

ocials attend; and the installations returning heroes spend the evening with their amily

and riendsthe heroes who kept the home re burning while their loved one was deployed.

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WpaB SanG The numbers above

demonstrate the signifcant impact our deense

installations have on our community.

ensuring a vibrant future

The Dayton Region has been impacted a great deal by aviation

and aerospace since the rst days o the Wright Brothers test fights

at Human Prairie Flying Field. Today, with the cutting edge research

and development done at our deense installations, we are proud

to support our deense installations and strive to ensure that their economic

impact on the Region remains a positive one. In the Dayton Region,

industry, academia, and community partners work together to support

the important missions o Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and

Springeld Air National Guard Base. In 2005, the community put

its ull backing behind WPAFB and SANG during the Base Realignment

and Closure (BRAC) process, resulting in 10,000 jobs gained and retained

in the Region. Coordinated through the Wright-Patt 2020 initiative,

the Dayton Region continues its mission to ensure a successul

BRAC transition and to positively position our ederal installations

or the uture.

WRiGht-patt 2020 iS aimed at achievinG ive Key GoalS

Successul implementation o BRAC 2005

Increasing regional military value

Enabling uture technologies

Increasing commercialization and strengtheningour regional contractor base

Dening the Dayton Region as the national center

o aerospace research, development, acquisition,

and commercialization

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m i S S i o n a n d vi S i o n

The Dayton Development Coalition is the regional economic development and advocacy

organization whose mission is to support job creation and prosperity or the citizens o the

Dayton Region. Working as a public/private partnership, we are growing the Dayton Region,using a regional strategy as the key to our results. Our economic our by our summarizes

our work and explains what initiatives and industries the Dayton Region is ocused on or

job and prosperity creation. Daytonwe are one o the most livable regions in America.

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www.daytonreg

Think about what the Dayton Region has for you.

Think about what the Dayton Region has for your family.

Think...about making the Dayton Region your ho


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