College Hill’s rolling three-month data shows home values trending higher than a year ago, with the typical home value up about 9 percent. Listing prices, however, are down sharply year over year, suggesting sellers are pricing more conservatively. Compared with Dayton overall, College Hill’s typical home value sits lower, which may appeal to cost-conscious buyers.
In the latest three-month period ending in September 2026, homes are taking longer to sell than a year ago, with the median days on market up slightly to 50 days. Supply has tightened, as months of supply dropped nearly 20 percent year over year to about 3.2 months, keeping conditions tilted toward sellers.
Activity has cooled notably, with homes sold down about 21 percent and new listings down roughly 73 percent from a year earlier, signaling fewer choices and fewer completed deals. Even with that slowdown, pricing power remains steady, as about 43 percent of recent sales closed above list price and the average sale-to-list ratio hovered just above 100 percent. Against a backdrop of rising values, fewer listings than last year, and slower-moving inventory, it can be especially helpful for buyers and sellers in College Hill to use Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
