How do you find distressed property records in Dayton, Ohio?
Dayton's Housing Condition Survey is free at dayton-housing-condition-survey-daytonohio.hub.arcgis.com, where city inspectors graded the condition of every residential property in Dayton. Query the 2025 survey parcel layer for addresses, owner names, and condition grades, and target the poorest grades.
How do I pull housing conditions records step by step?
City of Dayton inspectors graded the condition of every residential property in Dayton and published the results on the city's Housing Condition Survey hub — owners of the worst-graded properties face the biggest repair bills and are the most likely to sell.
Go to the Dayton Housing Condition Survey site
Navigate to the City of Dayton's Dayton Housing Condition Survey hub. City inspectors graded the condition of every residential property in Dayton, and this site publishes the results.
Browse the survey data and dashboards
Use the site's Search page to see everything published: the Dayton Housing Condition Survey Dashboard (2025) for browsing grades on a map, and the parcel datasets that hold the raw records.
Open the 2025 survey parcel layer
The full record set lives in the Dayton Housing Condition Survey Parcels 2025 layer. Open it at this layer page to see its description and every field it carries.
List the graded properties
From the layer page, scroll down and click Query. Enter 1=1 in the Where box, put PARLOC, OWNER_NAME, GRADE_DESC, STATUS_DESC in Out Fields, and press Query (GET) to list properties with their condition grades.
Focus on the worst grades
The grade descriptions run from well-maintained down to dilapidated. Target the poorest categories — properties needing major repair or rehabilitation — since those owners face the biggest repair bills and are the most likely to sell.
Record the data
For each property capture the address (PARLOC), the owner name, the condition grade (GRADE_DESC), the survey status (STATUS_DESC), and the tax parcel number (TAXPINNO). All properties are in Dayton; the parcel number lets you pull the owner's mailing address from the Montgomery County auditor.
What property data does Montgomery County publish?
| Housing Conditions | dayton-housing-condition-survey-daytonohio.hub.arcgis.com · ArcGIS · FREE |
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