City: Dayton

Dayton Business Journal Tom Danis sold a large package of his Dayton, Ohio, real estate portfolio. Danis, a Dayton investor, sold seven local properties to Fortress Investment Group LLC of New York. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Fortress ...

Dayton Business Journal The U.S. General Services Administration will lease 14,000 square feet in the Court Plaza South West building in Dayton, Ohio. The space, on the building's third floor, will house the Social Security Administration's Hearings and Appeals Office. ...

Cincinnati Enquirer Oberer Cos. will redevelop the old Mosler Safe property in Hamilton, Ohio, into a shopping center that will include a 77,000 square-foot Kroger and an additional 14,000 sf of retail space. The Dayton, Ohio, developer will spend $8.7 ...

Dayton Business Journal Riverside Hotels LLC plans to construct a 66-room Comfort Suites Hotel as part of the Center of Flight development in Dayton, Ohio. The private investment firm will begin construction of the $5 million project by April.

June 8, 2005 Dayton Business JournalCB Richard Ellis will oversee the leasing of Corporate Tower in Moraine, Ohio. The 96,000-square-foot office building is home to several tenants including Radio Shack, Lutheran Social Services and Attorney Scott Braum. CB Richard Ellis ...

June 3, 2005 Dayton Business JournalQuantum Development LLC will develop Marketplace Phase II, a 60,000-square-foot retail center adjacent to The Marketplace at Settlers Walk in Springboro, Ohio. Phase II will feature 11 tenants ranging from 1,600 to 13,000 sf. Space ...

May 16, 2005 Dayton Business JournalThe Dayton Business Journal is reporting that One Dayton Centre, a 360,000-square-foot office property in Dayton, Ohio, could be on the market. One Dayton Centre is the third largest office property in Dayton. Atlanta-based European ...

May 5, 2005 Dayton Business JournalKettering Tower Partners LLC, a New York investment firm, purchased the 30-story Kettering Tower in Dayton, Ohio. Although a purchase price was not disclosed, the building was listed for $21.9 million, or nearly $45.64/sf. The ...

April 5, 2005 Dayton Business JournalThe Connor Group, a Centerville, Ill., real estate investment company, sold Mad River Apartments in Dayton, Ohio. JVM Realty Corp., an Oak Brook Ill.,-based real estate development company, paid $13.5 million for the property. The ...