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If you’re looking for a new pad, there are a few hot options that just arrived on the market.
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Monument Walk is a 17-townhouse complex near the corner of Ludlow St. and Monument Ave. It's the fifth downtown Dayton project for local developer Charles Simms.
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The 3,227 to 3,470-square-foot, elevator-ready homes start at $489,900.
We got a sneak peek of one of these plush townhouses during the free Downtown Housing Tour organized by the Downtown Dayton Partnership.
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Taking you inside of Monument Walk, Downtown Dayton's $7 million LUXURIOUS housing project by Charlie Simms Development http://on.dayton.com/2r0niI3
Posted by Dayton.com on Wednesday, May 10, 2017
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With a prime spot nestled between Fifth Third Field and soon to be Lock 27 brewery's downtown location, the Delco Lofts are surely the next hot place to live.
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The lofts, whose lease rates range from $905 for an one-room apartment to $1,700 for a split-level loft, will feature 12-foot ceilings and 16-feet-wide floor-to-ceiling windows, developers Crawford Hoying and Woodard Development said.
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Lee Weyland of Weyland Ventures said things are moving along well for The Wheelhouse project, located at 210 Wayne Ave.
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You might know this space better as "that (formerly) abandoned building next to the old Garden Station."
So far it will include a 40-unit apartment building and a Troll Pub Under the Bridge restaurant and bar.
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The developers are hopeful that tenants will be able to move in by late June or early July.
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TRANSFORMATION! See how this The Oregon District's 150-year-old building is being transformed for Troll Pub Dayton and NEW homes.
Posted by Dayton.com on Thursday, May 11, 2017
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