The original construction of the Mead Tower Building located in downtown Dayton, Ohio, began in early 1975. The building was occupied as the world headquarters for the Mead Corporation until the company merged with Westvaco to form MeadWestvaco in 2002. In 2006, the company moved its headquarters to Glen Allen Virginia.

The 27-story building is located on Courthouse Plaza in the central business district of Dayton. Unique to the building is a full conference facility and an on-site datacenter. The building is “Class A” in all aspects.

With a population of just under one million, the Dayton Metro area has a rich history of innovation. It is also one of the lowest cost metros in the U.S. An educated, available workforce completes the 10 West 2nd tower as an outstanding opportunity.