Global engineering, manufacturing company buys five acres off I-75

A global engineering & manufacturing corporation recently purchased five acres of land in the Dayton region. The property provides "great growth opportunities," according to one of the region's top commercial real estate firms.

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Global engineering, manufacturing company buys five acres off I-75

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