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In the last 15 years investments by business and industry have exceeded 2.7 billion dollars. |
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Approximately 9 million square feet in industrial and commercial space has been added since 1990. |
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Troy is an expanding market. Troy's population has grown over 14 percent from 1990 to 2000. |
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Dayton International Airport, only 10 minutes from Troy, is a modern facility with approximately 90 passenger flights departing daily serving 14 major hubs. It ranks in the top 10 U.S. airports for cargo service. |
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An active Foreign Trade Zone is located at the Dayton International Airport. |
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Interstate 75, which passes through Troy, goes from the northernmost to the southernmost part of the United States. The intersection of I-75 and I-70, 10 miles to the south of Troy, is known as "the Crossroads of America" and has become one of the fastest growing commercial and industrial areas in the region. |
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Recent industrial expansions have included: F&P America, Goodrich Corporation, Motoman, Faurecia, Stillwater Technologies, Ohio CAT, ITW/Hobart Brothers, SEW Eurodrive, United Retail, Clopay, AMETEK, ConAgra. On the commercial side: Wal-Mart, Meijer, Lowes, Kohls and several others have recently built or substantially expanded their facilities in Troy. |
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Troy's quality of life has made it one of the most preferred residential areas in the entire region. |
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