Business & Development

Our commercial areas have seen continued growth with major retailers such as Kroger, Cub Foods, Elder Beerman, Lowe’s, Wal-Mart Super Store, MC Sporting Goods, Kohls, Sherwin Williams Paints, Hobby Lobby and Bed Bath & Beyond calling Huber Heights home. Our newest shopping center, Northpark Center, offers numerous shops with the Elder-Beerman Department Store and the Kohls Department Store being the anchor establishments. Over 60 restaurants located throughout the community offer American, Italian, Chinese, Thai, and Mexican cuisine. Street improvements along Old Troy Pike and Brandt Pike have opened up the commercial areas and have made it easier for residents and visitors to patronize the businesses. Additional road improvements are planned for Interstate 70, the cross-country interstate highway, bisects the community providing easy access to all areas of the Miami Valley and points beyond. Widening of Brandt Pike at the intersection of Interstate 70 and widening of Interstate 70 began in May of 2006 and will be completed in 2008.

Along with our residential and commercial development, our industrial areas have also seen consistent growth and development. The Center Point 70 Commerce Park, containing 20+ businesses and employing over 1,600 people, has experienced tremendous growth. In 1999 the city extended Executive Boulevard and is part of the Interstate 70 Business Park expansion that has opened over 195 acres of prime industrial land for development. Additionally, Studebaker, Bridgewater and Taybridge industrial areas offer more opportunities for more opportunities for sustained industrial growth.

Over 850 local businesses draw from our own 40,000+ hardworking residents and 150,000 more within a 5-mile radius. Our major industries include: ABF Freight System, Inc., Apache Technologies, Dayton Freight, LaserMike, AIDA/DTC, Bowser Morner, Coca-Cola, Enginetics, Fukuvi USA, Hughes - Peters, Metokote and Trimble Navigation.

Huber Heights’ and the Dayton Regions’ industry strengths are more diverse than almost anywhere in the nation. Located just 10 minutes away is Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the nation’s #1 military high-tech research and development and procurement hub and Ohio’s largest single site employer. Here, high-tech manufacturing and distribution figure prominently in our local economy. Overall, the Dayton Region’s primary industries are: advanced tooling & machining, automotive, composites, high-tech manufacturing, research & development, aviation/aerospace, distribution, and plastics.

For more information on our local workplaces please contact the Huber Heights Chamber of Commerce at 4756 Fishburg Road, (937) 233-5700.