The new Cornerstone pizza shop will be similar in build-your-own personal-pizza concept to the Kettering-based Rapid Fired Pizza, which recently opened its second Dayton-area location and has signed leases to open four more in the coming months in the region; and to Cleveland-based pizza chain PizzaFire, which has signed a lease to open its first Dayton-area restaurant this spring on Far Hills Avenue in Kettering.
Officials with Oberer Companies, developer of Cornerstone, said in a release that MOD Pizza has signed a lease for a 2,500 square-foot-restaurant. It will be located along Wilmington Pike in the “Shoppes III” retail center at Cornerstone, the retail-residential-commercial development near I-675 and Wilmington Pike.
Oberer also formally announced that Panda Express, a fast-casual Chinese restaurant concept, closed April 1 on a free-standing restaurant site of just under one acre, where the chain plans to construct a 2,593 square foot restaurant along Feedwire Road near Costco Warehouse. It too will be the first for the chain in the Dayton-area market. Plans for that restaurant had been filed last year with the city of Centerville.
“With this week’s grand opening of Cabela’s, we continue to be pleased with the success of this development, and these announcements further solidify the regional draw and strong demographics Cornerstone of Centerville offers its anchor retailers as well as new-to-market restaurant concepts,” Chris Conley, president/partner of Oberer Realty Services, said in a release. “We’re actively working on the next phase and interest is strong.”
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