Two multi-million dollar developments hug the east and west sides, respectively, of the interchange — a gateway for Miami Twp., Miamisburg and Springboro — while a third investment surrounds it.
They include:
-A 12-screen theater at Austin Landing. The $12 million Cinépolis Dayton will be the first Midwest venture for the Dallas-based Cinépolis USA.
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Set to open by late summer or early fall, the theater will feature 1,560 seats, upscale food service and a lounge area that has outdoor seating as part of its 52,750 square feet next to Bar Louie and Bar 145 in Miami Twp.
-United Grinding North America's new headquarters. The company's $13 million, 100,000 square foot continental headquarters west of I-75 is expected to bring 140 jobs closer to the interchange when it opens – likely this fall.
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The Miamisburg machine supplier’s move down Byers Road from Earl Boulevard is part of an $18 million project that attracted state incentives and the city’s promise to build an access road expected to be a development draw.
-Landscaping at Austin Center. As much as $600,000 has been approved to be spent in landscaping for the beautification of the developing interchange shared by Miami Twp., Miamisburg and Springboro.
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The three communities make up the Austin Center Joint Economic Development District, which hired The Kleingers Group to showcase the area.
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