The Ohio Development Services Agency has rejected a request from a developer for historic tax credits to rehab a trolley barn complex on Oak Street. Brad DeHayes of Connect Realty plans to seek tax credits again this spring for the 24 million dollar project. The 3-acre site would be turned into a mixed-use development with retail and residential components. The agency has granted an additional 4 million dollar tax credit to the developers renovating the historic Dayton Arcade, which closed 26 years ago. It's being turned into housing for artists and an event space.
State Rejects Tax Credit For Rehab Of East Side Trolley Barns Site
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