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The deadline to apply is Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. to apply, and tenants will be notified the week of March 6. Retailers must be ready to open in May.
Leases range from three to six months, and the spaces will have varying lease rates. Rates are below market value, however. Approximately 13 of the businesses that have opened through the Pop-Up Project are still open in Dayton.
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Some of these businesses include Beaute Box, Peace on Fifth, Hicks’ Barber Shop, Catapult Creative, Twist Cupcakery, Fronana, Bucker Laptops and Soccer Shots. Since the inception of the project in 2011, about 41 new jobs have been created and more than 21,000 square feet of vacant space has been occupied.
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The Pop-Up Project is an initiative of several community partners including UpDayton, Downtown Dayton Partnership and the city of Dayton.
Interested retailers can fill out an application at the Activated Spaces website.
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