FAIRFIELD COMMONS
Fairfield Commons is a premier 1.0 million square foot regional shopping destination serving the Dayton MSA and surrounding markets. The center draws more than 5.3 million annual visits, making it the most visited retail destination in the region and a key hub for more than 820,000 residents.
Anchored by Dick’s House of Sport, one of the first locations of its kind in the region, along with Dillard’s opening in March 2026, JCPenney, Round1, and Morris Furniture, Fairfield Commons delivers a strong anchor lineup that drives consistent traffic and cross-shopping. National brands, including American Eagle, Aerie, H&M, Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works, JD Sports, and more, further enhance the center’s dynamic retail mix.
- 2727 Fairfield Commons, Beavercreek, OH 45431
- www.mallatfairfieldcommons.com
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Largest Employers &
Higher Education
- Wright-Patterson Air Force Base:
38,000+ employees | 5.8 miles | 16 minutes - Premier Health:
14,000 employees | 0.8 miles | 2 minutes - Kettering Health:
12,000 employees | 1.0 miles | 3 minutes - Wright State University:
11,822 students | 1,935 employees | 1.7 miles | 7 minutes - University of Dayton:
11,304 students | 3,700 employees | 11.7 miles | 18 minutes
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A thriving regional destination that drives consistent visitation throughout the year.
- Sports & Events: Home to the Dayton Dragons, the Cincinnati Reds’ Class A affiliate, the Men’s and Women’s Dayton Dutch Lions soccer team, NCAA Division I – University of Dayton Flyers, and its Welcome Stadium, an 11,000-seat stadium used for University games and March Madness.
- Culture and Museums: Among other top U.S. attractions, such as art institutes, theaters, and museums, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force draws more than 1.3 million visitors annually.
- Visitor Activity: Montgomery County’s tourism economy generates $2.6 billion annually, supports over 22,000 jobs, and continues to grow. Downtown Dayton recorded 5.4 million visits through 2025, reflecting strong regional engagement and steady momentum.
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Dayton is the 4th largest city in Ohio and the 76th largest U.S. metro, with a population that is growing at a rate of 5-10% and a working population that has nearly doubled over the last two decades.
The Dayton region has more than $1 billion worth of private and public construction projects that are either underway or in the planning stages. These projects signify the economic strength of the Dayton region.
Fairfield by Marriott and Towneplace Suites Marriott recently opened near the mall, hosting 160 rooms for travelers.
New housing startups have increased in the past two years by 3-5%. CBS News ranked Dayton one of the best up-and-coming towns for college graduates in the US.
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