ONE Village is home to some of the last remaining active neighborhood business districts in the greater Toledo area, with nearly 400 businesses and organizations operating in ONE Village and almost 100 on Lagrange Street, the central commercial corridor through ONE Village.
Summit Street traverses the Vistula Historic District along the Maumee River connecting downtown Toledo with Point Place. Cherry Street is home to St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center and Central Catholic High School. Manhattan Boulevard is a picturesque oasis with residential and commercial hubs such as the Joe E. Brown recreational fields, the Manhattan Plaza retail center, the Lagrange Branch Library, and a small corridor of light industrial and manufacturing businesses.
Stickney Avenue mixes residential with neighborhood businesses such as Stanley’s Market and Los Amigos Family Restaurant and is also home to the new Woodward High School. And the Galena “Main Street” District connects Summit Street from the riverfront to the new Glass City Veterans Memorial Skyway bridge over I-280.
The commercial trade area of ONE Village business districts includes nearly 12,000 households with more than 30,000 residents. There is a significant youth and family market, with a very high population and household density that peaks in the heart of the business district on Lagrange Street. There is also an intense concentration of retail spending power per square mile in ONE Village:
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• $50 million a year retail market within walking distance |
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• $135 million a year retail market within one mile |
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• $790 million a year retail market within three miles. |
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