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Wright Dunbar Inc. wants to create a new entrepreneurial food hall with leasable spaces for restaurant owners, according to city documents.
The “transformative project” leverages about $1.1 million in new private investment in the Wright Dunbar area, the city said.
“This project is critical to serving as a catalyst for development by adding much needed amenities for businesses to attract employees and developers for market rate housing and continuing the redevelopment momentum in the Wright Dunbar/Wolf Creek geography,” wrote Dayton economic development director Ford Weber in a memo.
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