retail & office space for lease

currently under renovation .... sign a pre-lease for occupancy in early 2009

retail & OFFICE Units still Available

• Lease prices, square footage...
• Why the Webster Station district?
• A closer look at your potential customers and/or clients
• Join a group of progressive entrepreneurs

Each commercial unit is:

• Designed to Meet Your Needs – Exclusive to our commercial residents, Jeff Wray Architects will design the space to meet your needs – for no additional charge
• Turn-key ready – just walk in and start working
• Available for purchase after a five-year commitment. You will get 10% of your investment back to use as a downpayment. Find out more…
• Complete with parking in the rear in close proximity to the main entrance and landscaped entry (132 spaces in all)
• Still under construction – the first spaces will be ready to move-in during early 2009.

Why the Webster Station District?

The Webster Station district is the “in” place to live and work.  There is already an established, thriving community in the Webster Station district. Because of its popularity, there is a shortage in loft units. The Merc is designed to meet this demand. 

There is a need for services.  Bringing more people to live in the Webster Station district, and to downtown in general, creates a need for services, entertainment, dining, etc.

Targeted for revitalization by the City of Dayton.   The Webster Station district is one of several neighborhoods targeted for redevelopment and revitalization. Others include Wright-Dunbar, Old Dayton View, Grafton Hill, McPhersontown, and the Oregon Historic District*.

That is why The Merc is undergoing development here and that is why you should consider relocating your business to The Merc.

A Closer Look
At Your Potential Customers and/or clients

Dayton is going through a renaissance and living and working downtown is driving it.

Surveys* show that the average person expressing interest in downtown housing is in their mid-30’s, single, with no children. Nonetheless, there is a market for empty-nester housing, with over 36% of those expressing an interest in downtown age 45 or older and 38% married.

In actuality, to date, nearly 1000 market rate housing units are being enjoyed by people of all ages and interests.  These are your customers.

*Taken from the Executive Summary of the Danter Housing Report for Downtown Dayton dated July 22, 2005 (available through the Director of Business Development at the Downtown Dayton Partnership)

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