Synergy Building Systems, based in Beavercreek, is constructing the building.
Springboro City Manager Chris Pozzuto said Synergy is purchasing 4.194 acres at South Tech that the city owns for $230,670 for the construction of the new building for Caesar Creek Software. Springboro City Council will consider approval of the land sale at its March 7 meeting.
“Caesar Creek Software is one of those companies that you love having in the community,” Pozzuto said. “They are a very solid company that always seems to be in growth mode. We are very excited about their latest expansion plans and look forward to working with them on construction of their new building.”
Since 2017, Caesar Creek has seen significant growth both locally and nationally through contract acquisitions.
“Chris Pozzuto, the city manager for Springboro, has been very supportive of Caesar Creek Software since we started our first office here in 2005,” said Kevin Hoffer, founder and president of Caesar Creek Software.
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