Dayton Motor Car Building

In 1908, this building was part of the Dayton Motor Car Company complex, home to the makers of the Stoddard-Dayton, the car that won the very first Indianapolis 500. Today, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it's been reimagined as dynamic commercial space, preserving the exposed concrete, original windows, and industrial character that no new construction can replicate.

Choose from 3,000 to 12,600 SF of pre-built suites or unfinished space ready for your build-out. Interiors feature open layouts, abundant natural light, and exposed structural elements that create a bold, modern workspace without losing the building's industrial soul. On-site parking is included, a rare and valuable perk in downtown Dayton.

Space is available now, with flexibility to work around your timeline and build-out preferences.

Located in one of Dayton's most active redevelopment corridors, you're steps from restaurants, coffee shops, and a growing residential community with quick access to SR-35 and I-75 when you need to get moving.