Perhaps one of the youngest cities in the state of Ohio, Huber Heights is also one of the most liveable cities in the Buckeye State. The third largest city in Montgomery County (only behind Dayton and Kettering), Huber Heights is a reflection of all that is great about small town Ohio.

Located in both Miami and Montgomery counties, Huber Heights is home to over 38,000 residents. Officially incorporated as a city in November 1983, Huber Heights has a long history that stretches back to 1810 when it was known as Wayne Township.

With its city slogan of come grow with us, Huber Heights is also one of the fastest growing cities in Ohio. Featuring a peaceful atmosphere, which is only appropriate for a city whose official bird is the dove, Huber Heights is renowned for its suburban comfort and small town charb.

Initally developed as a residential satellite community of nearby Dayton, Huber Heights is undergoing rapid development that has made it into a major Ohio city in its own right.

Rapid commercial and industrial development over the last fifteen years has made it one of the most exciting communities in Ohio. The construction of North Heights Plaza, Northpark Center, and Center Point 70 Commerce Park, has brought many features to the residents of Huber Heights. With a large amount of room to grow, excellent neighbourhoods, and affordable housing, it is easy to see why Huber Heights is one of Ohio's cities on the rise.