The Pop-Up project matches prospective business owners with downtown property owners who have first-floor storefront space available for occupancy for temporary retail, service, and office businesses
Cyclists, rejoice: Now you have something new to look forward to.
Last year in Dayton, the housing market was hot, crime and unemployment declined
Activated Spaces, an initiative to fill downtown storefronts, is accepting applications for temporary retail, service, and office businesses to open downtown this spring as part of the eighth phase of its Pop-up Project.
This year’s AleFest Dayton celebration of craft beer will move to the Dave Hall Plaza in downtown Dayton, its organizers announced this morning.
The YWCA Dayton is planning an overhaul of its downtown building this year.
Water Street developers have secured the financing to build 215 market-rate apartments, the first of which are expected to open by the end of summer.