COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: What do you want to know about our region’s economy in 2024?

A Joby Aviation Inc. aircraft fuselage within an autoclave at the company's California facility. Contributed.

A Joby Aviation Inc. aircraft fuselage within an autoclave at the company's California facility. Contributed.
Ideas & Voices
Jan 17, 2024
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What’s in store for our region’s economy in 2024? Going into a presidential election year, a great deal of attention will be paid to how the national economy is doing and what it means for families. There are lingering concerns about commercial real estate following the pandemic and many markets are still experiencing supply chain issues. Many families are still feeling pinched at the supermarket. Large employers such as Intel and Joby Aviation establishing themselves in Ohio could also have a significant impact on our region.

What will 2024 look like for businesses and residents of the greater Dayton area? What will be the areas of local growth and what challenges should we expect?

ExploreWhat local construction projects tell us about our economy

January’s Community Conversation on the Dayton Daily News Facebook page at noon on Jan. 31 will be focused on the region’s economic outlook for 2024 and beyond.

The discussion will be co-hosted by Community Impact Editor Nick Hrkman and Reporter Lynn Hulsey and will feature expert panelists from around our region to help answer your questions about our local economy.

Have a question for the panel? Email it to nick.hrkman@coxinc.com or ask it in the comments of the Facebook livestream.

Community Conversations is a Dayton Daily News series of moderated panel discussions on topics important to the region. Watch the November Community Conversation about property taxes, October Community Conversation about Issue 2, September Community Conversation about our water quality, August Community Conversation about back-to-school concerns, July Community Conversation about Issue 1, the June Community Conversation about AI, the May Community Conversation about childcare crisis, the April Community Conversation about the digital divide, the March Community Conversation about challenges and opportunities for women in the Miami Valley, and the February Community Conversation about Black History Month.

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