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Ron Smith, the leasing manager for the building for 20 years, said the space — recently site of Culture Works' Artini fundraiser — would be great for an office, but the possibilities are open.
“We are pretty much open to anything that gets anyone back in there,” he said.
Smith said “anything” includes playing host to more fundraisers and other events.
“I would be thrilled if some company normally did that,” Smith said.
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The space has been empty since CareSource, now headquartered a few blocks away at 230 N. Main St., left it in 2009.
The 8,800-square-foot, 20-floor building with its 5,000 or so square foot of balcony space has been used by CareSource’s executive team.
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Other spaces in the building also have patios.
If Smith had his way, the floor would be broken up into four condos. The building’s owner is not interested in that plan, he said.
Formerly known as One Dayton Centre, the building was completed in 1989 and is Dayton’s third tallest building behind KeyBank Tower and Kettering Tower, the tallest building.
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Credit: Tom Gilliam
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Credit: Tom Gilliam
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