Courtyards at Stonehill Village: 10-Year True Cost of Ownership

New construction in Beavercreek Township carries Greene County's 1.35% rate — but the township location (vs. Beavercreek city) means no city income tax layered on top. This 10-year projection covers the $400K and $500K price points with the township advantage built in.

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Assumptions

Estimates only. Confirm HOA fee and build-out schedule with the builder at contract.

Scenario A: $400,000 Purchase Price

Cost CategoryYr 1Yr 5Yr 1010-Year Total
HOA fees$3,000$3,378$3,916$34,318
Property taxes$5,400$5,400$5,400$54,000
Homeowner's insurance$1,800$2,189$2,795$22,165
Exterior maintenance reserve$400$1,200$2,000$12,000
Interior maintenance$300$500$700$5,000
Utilities$2,300$2,666$3,092$26,371
Annual Total$13,200$15,333$17,903$153,854

After homestead exemption (qualifying buyers): net 10-yr total ~$149,934.

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Scenario B: $500,000 Purchase Price

Cost CategoryYr 1Yr 5Yr 1010-Year Total
HOA fees$3,000$3,378$3,916$34,318
Property taxes$6,750$6,750$6,750$67,500
Homeowner's insurance$2,200$2,676$3,418$27,100
Exterior maintenance reserve$500$1,500$2,500$15,000
Interior maintenance$350$600$850$6,000
Utilities$2,300$2,666$3,092$26,371
Annual Total$14,600$17,570$20,526$176,289

After homestead exemption: net 10-yr total ~$172,369.

The Beavercreek Township Advantage

Township vs. city: Courtyards at Stonehill Village sits in Beavercreek Township (unincorporated), not the City of Beavercreek. Township residents pay county and township levies but NOT a municipal income tax. For a buyer with $20,000/yr in part-time consulting or rental income, avoiding even a 1.5%–2.5% city income tax saves $300–$500/yr. For pure SS-and-pension retirees, the difference is minimal (Ohio exempts SS), but it's worth understanding which side of the township/city line your specific home sits on.

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