Dispatch building is sold: Dayton Business

The sale of the building housing the Montgomery County dispatch center has quietly closed, for $5.2 million, said Gerry Smith, Miller-Valentine Group senior vice president.

Montgomery County had signed a 20-year-lease on the building to house its multi-jurisdictional emergency dispatch center at the building at Mound Business Park in Miamisburg. The county had about 10 years left on the lease, but site owner Mound Development Corp. decided to sell the property, Smith said Tuesday.

The dispatch center will remain at the building, Smith said. Jenn Skyline Inc. bought the property as an investment.

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Albert Macanian, owner of the Kettering Tower, is a partner in Plainview, N.Y.-based Jen Skyline. Miller-Valentine represented Mound Development in the transaction.

“It was a relatively quiet sale. It was never actually listed on the market,” Smith said.

The address of the property is 460 Vantage Point, Miamisburg. The sale closed in mid-February, Smith said.

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A message seeking comment was left for Eric Cluxton, president of Mound Development Corp.

The regional dispatch center dispatches police and fire calls for Dayton, Germantown, Clayton, Miami Twp., Miamisburg, Trotwood, the Montgomery County sheriff’s office, Washington Twp. and several other local communities.

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Thomas Gnau

Thomas Gnau is a business reporter who joined the Dayton Daily News in 2007. He has reported for daily newspapers in Ohio since 1991.