Having lived in Downtown Dayton for three years, this is certainly something we’ve been anticipating for some time now.
[Read more…] about City of Dayton Initiates Unprecedented Downtown Redevelopment Project
Having lived in Downtown Dayton for three years, this is certainly something we’ve been anticipating for some time now.
[Read more…] about City of Dayton Initiates Unprecedented Downtown Redevelopment Project
I had heard through the grapevine that Mandalay Entertainment Group was talking about developing around Fifth Third Field – now it is at least semi-official.
Mandalay Entertainment Group owns the Dayton Dragons, along with four other minor league baseball teams and a sizable number of entertainment and sports ventures. In other words, if they say they are thinking about developing a $200 million project, it isn’t the typical lip service we are used to hearing in Dayton. It will be interesting to see how this develops….
By: Yvonne Teems
Dayton Business Journal
Link: Massive development in works for downtown Dayton – Dayton Business Journal:.
Regarding the homeless standing outside The Other Place, in an editorial in the Dayton Daily News, Benjamin Schuster was quoted as saying
MSNBC has published an article that is printed in the November 6th Newsweek edition that highlights the controversy in many U.S. cities about feeding the homeless in public parks.