University of Dayton named Karlos Marshall as manager of the future Greater West Dayton Incubator.
Dayton Arcade, JK McIntire building win millions in tax credits from state
The most complicated project in the city of Dayton’s history and a new project by one of downtown’s busiest developers have both won coveted state historic tax credits. The state of Ohio this morning announced that the Dayton Arcade has been awarded $2.75 million for a nearly $27.6 million rehab of the Third Street Arcade.
Arcade described as ‘most transformative project in America’
A national urban redevelopment expert has called the Dayton Arcade the “most transformative project in America” — but he also says the project shouldn’t have had such a hard time landing crucial financing. Bruce Katz, the director of the Nowak Metro Finance Lab at Drexel University in Philadelphia, says the ongoing redevelopment of the Dayton Arcade’s historic cluster of buildings …
Urban scholar: Dayton Arcade required ‘capital stack from hell’
A national scholar of urban redevelopment has called the Dayton Arcade the “most transformative project in America” — but he also says the project shouldn’t have had such a hard time landing crucial financing. Bruce Katz, the director of the Nowak Metro Finance Lab at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the co-author of the book The New Localism, says the …
UD president says Arcade to get students out of ‘UD bubble’
“We are going to have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of students a year down at the Arcade,” Spina said. “Some of them are going to have ideas for businesses. Most of them are going to want to contribute to help other people and learn from others. And when you magnify that by the fact that this is going to …
Name, logo unveiled for UD’s Dayton Arcade hub
Nike has the swoosh. Target has a bull’s-eye, and McDonald’s has the golden arches. And now, the anchor tenant of the Dayton Arcade has its own recognizable brand and logo. The Hub at the Dayton Arcade is the new brand for the joint venture between the University of Dayton and The Entrepreneurs Center. And there’s a good reason the logo …
Developer seeks funding for $30M north Arcade project
The group redeveloping the Dayton Arcade has applied for $2.75 million in state historic tax incentives for a second phase of the project that seeks to create new housing, offices and a shared-use commercial kitchen. Like the first, $90 million phase of the project, the second phase requires historic tax incentives to make it economically feasible, said Dave Williams, Cross …
Entrepreneurs Center is moving ‘Nucleus’ space to the Arcade
The Entrepreneurs Center is moving its co-working space from the “444” building in downtown’s Innovation District to the quickly developing Dayton Arcade. The co-working space is now at the Kuhn’s building, 15 W. Fourth St. The Entrepreneurs Center will follow to the Arcade as a whole in late 2020.
Dayton Arcade gutted in $90M plan to create ‘city within a city’
The Dayton Arcade is starting to look like its original 1904 self again after months of demolition work have stripped most of its commercial additions down to bare bones. Alterations dating back to the 1960s and 1980, which gave the arcade a retro-shopping center kind of feel, have been removed, including the escalator, elevator and storefronts.
Free downtown Dayton shuttle doubling initial target for riders
Dayton’s free shuttle service launched less than six months ago, but already buses are packed at lunchtime and after work, and new riders are discovering the service almost every day. The Flyer shuttle’s ridership has far exceeded the expectations of the Greater Dayton RTA, which expects to spend about $1.1 million annually operating the service, with $300,000 coming from partners.