Dayton's listing is compact and split between the downtown core and the suburbs: 26 units in 3 buildings — West 2nd Street and Birch Alley in the centre, Washington Village Drive to the south. Rates run $450 to $778 per m² a year, and units span 5 m² to 172 m² with a median of 48 m².
West 2nd Street puts an office in the middle of Dayton, walking distance from the courts and the Oregon District. Washington Village Drive sits ten miles south in the Centerville and Washington Township belt, where much of the region's professional employment moved — newer buildings, surface parking, and a shorter drive for staff who live in the southern suburbs.
Nothing above 172 m² is currently listed in Dayton, so the market here is for teams of up to roughly twenty. That fits the city's base of engineering services, healthcare administration and the contractors around Wright-Patterson. Every card shows floor area, floor and the asking rate per m² per year, and says plainly when an owner has published no rate.