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A growing minority-owned homebuilder is hitting the housing market with an innovative approach to floor plans focused on customization to meet modern family needs, post peak pandemic. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Continue reading with your subscription. Access 4 weeks of business news and insights.

With unemployment at a historic low and the fight for workers at an all-time high, human resources managers are being kept on their toes.

The vision of the new center is to deliver intelligence and technical expertise to empower national leaders, joint warfighters and acquisition professionals to dominate in the space domain. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Continue reading with your subscription. Access 4 weeks of business news and insights.

A trip to the BMV can be time consuming and frustrating. But new online initiatives are coming to the rescue as early as next month to help reduce the amount of people traveling to local BMV locations in-person. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Continue reading with your subscription. Access...

Data from organizations listed. Information current as of June 2021 and may be edited for space. Secondary ranking by local employees. Data subject to change. For information about the lists contact Nicole Mistretta (937-528-4424), nmistretta@bizjournals.com.

A Dayton-area company is employing minors to help with business under Ohio’s Minor Labor Law. The Dayton company, in concurrence with the Department of Commerce for Industrial Compliance, recently began to hire minors for full and part time positions year-round. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. Continue reading with...

The proposal is to rehabilitate the vacant high-rise into 21 market-rate apartments with an office tenant on the first floor.

The Dayton startup scene is a collaborative and supportive ecosystem. With the help of microloan programs, mentoring and exposure to established business operators, the region's incubator and accelerator system is helping more local startups to take off. As a way to recognize the region’s most innovative and impactful incubators and...

Here's where the price increases and supply chain challenges are hitting the hardest.

One of the Dayton area's most prominent companies has bolstered its partnership with Google to support the brand's mapping platform expansion across the world.

After an uptick observed this spring, office-space usage has mostly flattened in the past several weeks.

A historic downtown Dayton building that has been vacant for a decade is poised for redevelopment after securing millions of dollars in state tax credits. And while there have been previous unsuccessful attempts to revive the property, a developer with a recent track record of successfully completing a complicated project in Dayton is now at the helm.

In this week's roundup of The Playbook, we take a look at how restaurants are surviving in 2022 and beyond, how the pandemic changed economic development and more.

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Find out what areas are developing rapidly to capitalize on growth opportunities for your business. Leverage data around foreclosures, building permits, mortgages, transactional data and more. Identify the individuals and developers securing the largest commercial and residential building permits in the area, with details on the date, location, dollar value...

The Dayton startup scene continues to heat up with greater venture capital, innovative technology and new ideas. More businesses than ever are attracting outside capital and young entrepreneurs are disrupting their industries. Today, there are rising stars in categories like military defense, technology, food service and medical. Dayton Inno has...

The 91-room hotel will also feature ground-floor retail and restaurant space.

Neil Sullivan is the athletic director at the University of Dayton. The University hosts 16 sports teams and has an annual athletic budget of nearly $35 million.

The larger of the two projects is a 21-story building that is slated for a $74.3 million redevelopment in downtown Dayton.

As I head off on the first of two planned vacations, I want to let you know that #WFH Chronicles is taking a break for a bit. Not only will I take advantage of some much-needed time off, it’s time to think about what this column will look like going forward. Our conversations about working from home, working in a hybrid environment, working remotely and everything in between have run their course, I think. Now that we’re settling into post-pandemic work environments, it’s time to re-evaluate and shift to topics that make sense in our new normal.