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Toledo is a leader in economic development and was named in the December 2000 issue of INC. Magazine as one of the “50 Best Small Metro Areas” in which to start and grow a company. Following is a list of some of the major developments recently completed, under construction or planned.

Owens-Corning, one of the leading manufacturers of fiberglass products, continued its commitment to Toledo by constructing a new world headquarters building. It was built on the "Middle Grounds" area on the Maumee River, approximately one-quarter mile south of Water Street Station.

The Imagination Station is a hands-on science center, and contains over 100,000 square feet of exhibit space.

International Park is city-owned and is the site of a restaurant and entertainment district encompassing five restaurants and a marina. Across the river is the new Huntington Center, home to the Toledo Walleye Hockey Team. It is also a great place to catch plays and concerts.

Downtown Toledo has recently experienced significant housing developments with over 730 units having been created. The majestic 900 seat Valentine Theater reopened in October of 1999, with over 100,000 annual patrons attending events during the season. The Mud Hens baseball stadium seats 10,000 people and is located in the Warehouse District.

The Veterans Glass City Skyway, stetching across the Maumee River, opened on June 24, 2007. The community was involved in selecting the design and naming the bridge.

Surrounded by miles of waterfront makes Toledo a great place to play, and the lower overall cost of living makes Toledo a great place to live and raise a family.