The Downtown Dayton Experience and the Fire Blocks Entertainment District

www.fireblocksdistrict.com It's a new day in Dayton Ohio. There's something different about this town and it's one of the best-kept secrets around. Dayton is experiencing a resurgence and there are clear signs emerging all over downtown: Newly renovated buildings, salons and lifestyle restaurant concepts popping up in the trendy Oregon District. New boutiques in The Cannery and street cafés, restaurants and breweries appearing all over downtown. New neighborhoods of luxury style apartments, townhomes and lofted offices springing up in The Water Street District. New signs of life in the financial district, food trucks and live music. Large corporate headquarters reside in Dayton including CareSource, Premier Health and Taylor Communications and many others, providing thousands of high paying jobs. CareSource: new seven-story 250,000 sq ft build 400+ new employees 900 total employees $39k- $120k for non execs and non doctors. Premier Health 14,000 employees $38k-$115k non execs & non doctors. RiverScape MetroPark has seasonal entertainment from festivals to outdoor ice skating, the new River Run feature was just finished last year, creating new excitement for paddlesports fans. Downtown Dayton sits at the confluence of more than 340 miles of off-street bike trails -- the largest in the country! There are also more than 230 miles of water trails to explore. The revitalization of the Fire Blocks district is underway in the core of Downtown Dayton. www.FireBlocksDistrict.com The new $65 million dollar state of the art library next to The Fire Blocks District. The new 5,000 person Levitt Pavilion provides free, live music events for the entire community right next to The Fire Blocks District. According to the Dayton Business Journal there’s “No end in sight for the downtown Dayton housing boom” and from the Downtown Dayton Partnership, “according to a 2017 housing study, the downtown population is growing rapidly and could bear to nearly double the current residential stock to meet existing demand.” Since the launch of The Greater Downtown Dayton Plan over one and a half billion dollars has flooded into projects and the investment in Downtown Dayton's Central Business District continues to accelerate: http://www.downtowndayton.org/wp-cont...] Perfectly situated a short drive from Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Indianapolis, Dayton has become a regional economic hub. The revitalization of Dayton is well underway and now it's spreading to the Fire Blocks District right in the heart of downtown Dayton, neighboring The Central Business District and The Oregon District. Surrounded by the new Levitt Pavillion, the new state of the art library and the convention center. And not too far in the distance the University of Dayton and Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Within a short stroll of Fifth Third Field, The Downtown Theater District and Levitt Pavilion, the Fire Blocks District will be the new center of entertainment and culture as downtown Dayton continues to evolve into a vibrant ‘live and play’ urban community with many walkable attractions. The Fire Blocks District is truly the hub that joins all of these emerging areas into a walkable urban community.   Dayton has a strong history of innovators and doers.   This city is home to many important historical figures including the Wright Brothers, John Patterson, the founder of NCR, Charles Kettering, the founder of the Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company, known as Delco, and members of the Huffman family, who were instrumental in the rebuilding of The Fire Blocks district after the devastating fires that followed the great flood of 1913.  Like the Phoenix of Greek Mythology, the Fire Blocks has found new life 100 years later and is once again rising from the ashes.   The Windsor Companies is now transforming this community of architectural gems into a new urban community where people can truly eat, sleep, work and play.    The interior of these architectural masterpieces will be brought back to life with well-appointed apartments focused on modern living, open and lofted “Class A” office space, boutiques, chef-driven restaurants, elevated bar concepts and street side cafes.     Within walking distance of so many options for food, entertainment, office space, housing and attractions this self-sustaining community will truly be a place you can eat, sleep, work and play. There's something very special about our town that a lot of people don’t know about yet, you can't touch it but we all know it’s here, it’s the spirit we all share, and it's time we let the rest of the world in on our little secret... The Downtown Dayton Experience and Fire Blocks Entertainment District. Behind the scenes footage:    • Fire Blocks District Launch - Behind Scenes   Leasing information www.TheWindsorCompanies.com/Projects/Fire-Blocks-District Latest project updates www.fireblocksdistrict.com