Shopping center on Far Hills to be demolished by Elsa's owner

A shopping center in Centerville has been purchased by the owner of the Dayton-area Elsa’s Mexican Restaurants and Sports Bar.

Oberer Realty Services announced they brokered the sale of the 3.7-acre Far Hills Shopping Center located at 6300 Far Hills Ave. The shopping center sits just north of I-675, and was previously managed by Oberer for the past two-and-a-half years.

Hemmert Far Hills Properties LLC purchased the land, and is also the owner of Elsa's Mexican Restaurants and Sports Bars. Elsa's South Restaurant & Cantina, which had been leasing a building in the shopping center from the previous owner and seller, will remain open at that location. The remainder of the shopping center will be demolished.

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All other shopping tenants had already moved out or relocated, according to a statement from Oberer.

Danielle Kuehnle of Oberer Realty Services and Aaron Savino of Miller-Valentine Group represented the buyer in the transaction. Elsa’s has five locations in the area.

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