Austin Landing Archives | Dayton Ohio Real Estate Agents

The all new Austin Pike development (Austin Landing), located in Miamisburg Ohio, is yet another sign that commercial real estate is booming in the Dayton / Miami Valley area. Dayton Ohio has taken some heat lately from the National Press (See our article Dirt Cheap Housing in Dayton Ohio) for our currently poor housing market (Like it’s our fault?) – but finally we have some positive real estate news to report. RG Properties, a commercial real estate company, is developing Austin Landing, an oasis located at SR 741 and Austin Pike. The commercial complex will be filled with restaurants, shopping, and multi-corporate entities.

Austin Landing: Restaurants, Shopping, Entertainment & More

Austin Landing, located at the Austin Pike Interchange, will be home to some fabulous restaurants like The Dublin Pub, Rue Dumaine, and Dayton’s newest eatery Frutta Bowls – all of which are expected to open for business in Spring of 2013. As you drive by Austin Landing, you’ll notice the already-packed parking lot of the new Kohls department store and TeraData Corp. – who happens to employ 400+ Daytonians. The four-story commercial office building is the newest built structure in Austin Landing and is currently home to local business like Kettering Health Network Corporate Integrity and Ethics, Kettering Physician Network, Chudde Wealth Management LLC, Ameriprise Financial, Morgan Keegan & Co, and Lifeplan Financial.

Austin Landing Development Brings Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!

Directly across I-75 you’ll notice the beautifully designed and newly built Motoman building, home to Yaskawa America, Inc.’s Motoman’s Robotics Division, which operates in North and South America. With all the new construction going on in southern Montgomery County, the gap between Dayton and Cincinnati is closing rapidly as the opportunity for newly created jobs opens up. So, the next time you’re driving down I-75 and through the Cincinnati – Dayton Corridor and you find traffic at a stand still with orange cones obstructing your view and heavy equipment operators stirring up dust, think JOBS – JOBS – JOBS.